The research of working class parent-child interaction in the family of Taiwan and Vietnamese New Immigrant Woman

• Main Authors: Ma, Yi-Jyun, 馬宜君
• Other Authors: Lai, Wen-Feng
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2015
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/19409933863798554517

碩士 === 國立臺灣師範大學 === 人類發展與家庭學系 === 103 === In order to realize the parent-child interaction both in Taiwan and Vietnamese New Immigrant woman’s working class family, this research was proceed with the research method of participant observation and informal interview in two families which fit in with the condition above for half a year. The research result showing： In Taiwan family, mother gets support and help from her husband’s backing, furthermore, she is good at making use of her interpersonal relationship and material resources owing to the effect of her own growing experiences and job. Besides, she pays attention on children’s school work and etiquette but ignores their regular manners. Speaking of regular manners, maybe because of her children’s difference on age and sex, she treats elder sister strictly but tolerantly to younger brother. So that elder sister comes into cheating or resisting and younger brother acting like a spoiled child and evading mother. On the other hand, in Vietnamese New Immigrant woman’s family, grandmother absolutely has power. She discriminates against and dissatisfied her daughter-in-law because of culture and personality conflict. Grandmother interferes with grandchildren’s rearing by the way of tempers justice with mercy. Children cater to their grandmother’s pleasure for avoiding punishment and fulfilling need. They also intimidate and resisting their mother. Although mother uses beat and scold to restraint children’s bad behavior, she doesn’t persist in her parent-child interaction attitude. The reason is probably because of she is under the control of family, community and economy.