Three Year-Old Child-Father Attachment Security and Dependency : Q-Sort Observation at Home

Yee, Young-Hwan; 이영환

ISSN : 1229-0718

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Three Year-Old Child-Father Attachment Security and Dependency : Q-Sort Observation at Home

Young-Hwan Yee (Department of Early Childhood Education Chonbuk Sanup University)

The Korean Journal of Developmental Psychology / The Korean Journal of Developmental Psychology, (P)1229-0718; (E)2671-6542

1994, v.7 no.2, pp.108-118

Yee, Y. (1994). Three Year-Old Child-Father Attachment Security and Dependency : Q-Sort Observation at Home. The Korean Journal of Developmental Psychology, 7(2), 108-118.

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70 fathers and their 3-year-old children were observed at home by mothers. Attachment security and dependency were scored from Q-Sort, reports of mothers using the Wags Attachment Behavior Q-Set(Revision 3.0). The study results showed that the range of attachment security was from -.30∼.57(mean, .22) and that of attachment dependency was from -.49 ∼.50(mean,.01). Attachment security and dependency were conceptually orthogonal(r=.05). The child's sex and the birth order did not show any significant effect on the attachment security and dependency. This study focused on the child-father attachment showed lower attachment security than the child-mother attachment of the former studies. This means that father's role has less effectiveness in secure base for the child than mother's.

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Vol.7 No.2

Three Year-Old Child-Father Attachment Security and Dependency : Q-Sort Observation at Home

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