University of Washington, Department of Family and Child Nursing, Seattle, USA.
Issues Ment Health Nurs. 2011;32(11):687-95. doi: 10.3109/01612840.2011.597017.
This study examined the links between intergenerational acculturation conflict and depression symptoms in 176 Korean American parents of children between the ages of 5 and 10. Approximately, 29% of fathers and 28% of mothers reported increased depression symptoms, which were related to parent-child acculturation conflict. Specific situations related to parental depression symptoms included conflicts over the child's social life, comparing the child with others, expressions of love, the importance of saving face, and proper Korean child's behavior. These findings can be used to develop a family intervention program to decrease parental depression symptoms by reducing parent-child acculturation conflict.
本研究调查了 176 名 5 至 10 岁韩裔美国儿童的父母的代际文化冲突与抑郁症状之间的关系。大约 29%的父亲和 28%的母亲报告抑郁症状增加，这与亲子文化冲突有关。与父母抑郁症状相关的具体情况包括孩子社交生活的冲突、与他人比较、爱的表达、面子的重要性和适当的韩国孩子行为。这些发现可以用来制定家庭干预计划，通过减少亲子文化冲突来降低父母的抑郁症状。
