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아동의 공격성 행동에 더 큰 영향을 미치는 것은 무엇인가? : 가정 내 폭력에 대한 노출인가, 폭력 미디어에 대한 노출인가

What Does it Affect Child Physical Aggression More : Exposure to Domestic Violence(EMV) or Witness of Media Violence(WDV)?

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특수교육재활과학연구소 (The Research Institute for Special Education & Rehabilitation Science)|2009.12|특수교육재활과학연구|제48권 제4호|pp. 39-58

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가정폭력early childhoodphysical aggressiondomestic violencemedia violence미디어 폭력공격성행동아동기 physical aggression
주제분류기타사회과학

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Child physical aggression has been demonstrated as a critical precursor of academic failure and social-maladjustment problems in adolescents and adults. To better understand the developmental origins of physical aggression, and to identify targets for early preventive interventions, a random sampling of 372 families was carried out, representing an urban Canadian population of two-parent families with diverse socio-economic characteristics. In the longitudinal approach, witness of domestic violence(WDV) and exposure to media violence(EMV) were measured when children were at the age 4. This sample was applied same age in when the children were at the age 5 and in the grade 1 to measure the level of physical aggression(PA). The analysis by structure equation modeling confirmed the linkage between exposure to violence and child physical aggression. The result indicates the physical aggression in the grade 1 were affected by exposure to media violence and witness of domestic violence similarly as were at the age 4, stressing on urgent need for early intervention to the children exposed to violence.

Abstract

Child physical aggression has been demonstrated as a critical precursor of academic failure and social-maladjustment problems in adolescents and adults. To better understand the developmental origins of physical aggression, and to identify targets for early preventive interventions, a random sampling of 372 families was carried out, representing an urban Canadian population of two-parent families with diverse socio-economic characteristics. In the longitudinal approach, witness of domestic violence(WDV) and exposure to media violence(EMV) were measured when children were at the age 4. This sample was applied same age in when the children were at the age 5 and in the grade 1 to measure the level of physical aggression(PA). The analysis by structure equation modeling confirmed the linkage between exposure to violence and child physical aggression. The result indicates the physical aggression in the grade 1 were affected by exposure to media violence and witness of domestic violence similarly as were at the age 4, stressing on urgent need for early intervention to the children exposed to violence.

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