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Vol.14 No.4

A Study of Parental Bonding Perceived by Mothers and Adolescents
Jeahee Kim(Duksung Women's University) ; Eunsun Joo(Duksung Women's University) pp.1-18
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The purpose of this research is to explore the generation differences and transmission in parental bonding perceived by mothers and adolescents. Also, an average adolescent group was compared to a group of juvenile delinquency to highlight the importance of perceived parental bonding. 357 adolescents in 9th grade and their mothers living in Seoul and Kyung-ki area were selected For the comparison group of juvenile delinquency sample, 135 adolescents in juvenile delinquency program in counseling centers, social welfare offices and probation offices in Seoul and Kyung-ki area were selected Parental Bonding Instrument (PBI) developed by Parker, Tupling & Brown (1917) and revised by Gamsa (1987) was used in this study. PBI consisted of 25 questions and it was translated and validated by Song (1992) in Korea In this study three questions were asked. First, what are the styles of parental bonding perceived by mothers and average adolescents? Second, is the perceived parental boning transmitted from the mothers' generation to the adolescents' generation? Third, how are the parental bonding style perceived by a group of average adolescents different from a group of juvenile delinquency. Results and further comments were suggested.

Age Differences on Implicit Memory Task Performances in Young and Older Adults
Min Park(Department of Psychology, Kyungpook National University) ; Young-sun Jin(Department of Psychology, Kyungpook National University) pp.19-36
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Two experiments were conducted to investigate the effect of aging on both implicit and explicit memory tasks following semantic or peroeptual orienting tasks. In Experiment 1, following study phase, subjects were tested with Cued-Recall (CR) and Wool-Stem Completion(WSC). No age-related differences were found on WSC. However, the older adults performed more poorly on CR than on WSC. In Experiment 2, following study phase, subjects were tested with Wool-Fragment Completion (WFC) and Wool-Stem Completion (WSC). Age-related differences were found on WFC but not on WSC. It was also observed that whereas CR and WFC showed an advantage of semantic orienting condition, WSC did not. These results indicate that some forms of implicit memory decline in the normal Korean old.

Cognitive Characteristic of 4th, 5th, 6th, grade Children with Reading Disability reflected in K-WISC-III
Soojin Park(Catholic University of Korea) ; Choon-Jae Lee(Catholic University of Korea) ; Keumjoo Kwak(Osan College) pp.37-54
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The purpose of this study is to find the cognitive characteristics of 4th, 5th, 6th grade children with reading disability reflected in K-WISC-III. According to K-WISC-III full IQ score and the result of reading ability test, the reading disability group (n=26) and the norma1 group (n=22) were selected. The results are as follows. First, the reading disability group showed that verbal IQ score was lower than performance IQ score and was significant differences of verbal IQ - performance IQ discrepancy between the reading disability group and the norma1 group. Second, comparing with the normal group, the reading disability group demonstrated significantly poor performance on subtest of Information, Similarities, Digit span but, significantly rich performance on subtest of Symbol search. Through discriminant function analysis, the one discriminant function was yield and the 81 % of original group was correctly classified. Third, comparing with normal group, reading disability group demonstrated significantly poor performance on index of verbal comprehension(VC), Freedom from Distractibility(FD) but, significantly rich performance on index of Processing Speed(PS). Through discriminant function analysis, the one discriminant function was yield and the 72.9% of original group was correctly classified.

Social and Psychological Variables Predicting Violence Game Addiction of Adolescents in the Internet
Hae Gyoung Lee(School of Liberal Arts, Kyung Sung University) pp.55-79
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This study was to analysis social and psychological variables predicting violence game addiction of adolescents in the internet. The specific purpose of this study were to explore 1) if social and psychological variables differed among the addiction group and the nonaddiction group of violence game. 2) if the relative importance of various social and psychological variables affecting violence game addiction. For this, a sample of 871 male and female 2grade students in high school completed a questionnaire survey. In result, first, the addiction group and the non-addiction group significantly differed in their sex, shool-division, school-achivement in social and economic variables, and all psychological variables in psychological variables. Second, access of the personal reason and avoidence reason in violence game, control of computer use, internet delinquency, disinhibition, school-achivement, aggressiveness, passive coping strategies of stress were important predicting variables of violence game. On the basis of the results of this study, variable related to violence game addiction and possible interventions were discussed.

The Aggression Scale for Adolescents
Hwee Sook Jang(Department of Psychology, Chungnam National University) pp.81-96
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This study was to verify whether the Aggression Scale, consisting of II items, developod by Orpinas & Frankowski(2001) can be a self-reported aggressive behavior scale suitable for Korean young adolescents or not. This scale was compared with the Aggression Questionnaire for college students developed by Buss and Perry(1992) in two independent samples of middle school students(n=171) and college students(n=252). Correlational analysis, t test, trend analysis and ANOVA revealed the Orpinas & Frankowski Scale is useful tool to measure aggressive behavior for young adolescents. Also it was evident that the academic achievement, self-esteem, attachment to mother and father, and aggression suppression could be the significant protective varibles for aggressive behavior of adolescents.

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