This study describes the psychological welfare of the teenage heads.
Employing an ethnographic approach, study this analyzes the psychological welfare cases of the teenage heads.
The subjects for this study were Sun-Ju(female, age: 22, seamstress), ...
This study describes the psychological welfare of the teenage heads.
Employing an ethnographic approach, study this analyzes the psychological welfare cases of the teenage heads.
The subjects for this study were Sun-Ju(female, age: 22, seamstress), Ji-Hyun(female, age:14, middle school student), Seung-Hwan(male, age:16, middleschol student).
This study was processed between 9, march, 1996 and 11, may, 1996.
The result of this study is that they show ambivalent feelings which, means two extreme psychological conditions that cannot be consistent.
Three types of teenage heads' ambivalent feelings were caused by their diverse role dimensions (e.g. as a nurser, as a supporter, as a beneficiary, and as an independent subject).
Considering the result of this study, it is first of all necessary that the welfare plan should be established for the teenage heads to overcome this ambivalent feelings.
Fundamentally, we should revise the present protection system for the teenage heads.
Before finishing this study, I must admit that further research to the different factors harming their psychological welfare.