This study is aimed at examining the effects of environmental factors such as communication between a parent-child and a social support, exerted on problematic behaviors of adolescents. For this, materials acquired from high school attendees including...
This study is aimed at examining the effects of environmental factors such as communication between a parent-child and a social support, exerted on problematic behaviors of adolescents. For this, materials acquired from high school attendees including 201 male students and 264 female students were analyzed. The result is as follows. Firstly, the causative factor affecting violence and delinquency was shown to be negatively influenced by a peer countenance. This is considered as a peer countenance is an important subject affecting problematic behaviors of an adolescent s period. Secondly, it was shown that a problem-type mother or an excessively open-minded mother was a primary influence on a possessive delinquency. A problem-type father and an open-minded father also contributed to the problem. Thirdly, a sexual delinquency was primarily affected by a problem-type mother. In addition, a problem-type mother and an excessively open-minded mother was a critical factor affecting the overall problematic behaviors of an adolescent. Thereby it can be said that communication with a mother as that of between a parent-child significantly impacts problematic behaviors of an adolescent. Furthermore, it is considered the adolescents regard communication with a mother more important than that with a father in daily lives.