再婚家庭对青少年社会性发展的影响研究综述
A Review of Studies on the Influence of Stepfamily on Adolescent Social Development

DOI: 10.12677/AP.2019.95110, PP. 896-903

Keywords: 再婚家庭，同居，青少年社会性发展，影响
Stepfamily, Cohabitation, Adolescent Social Development, Influence

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随着近年来我国离婚率的不断攀高，再婚家庭的数量也在日益增多，从而带来了诸多新问题和新挑战。再婚家庭子女成为了一个新兴的群体，而其中青少年就占据了绝大多数。青少年的社会性发展是青少年形成健全人格和良好社会性的重要基础，所以研究再婚家庭对青少年的社会性发展的影响是具有深刻意义的。基于此背景，本文将依次从以下三个方面对既有文献进行梳理总结：第一，概念界定。包括再婚家庭的概念和青少年社会性发展的概念。第二，再婚家庭对青少年社会性发展的影响。主要从社会性发展的四个方面来阐述，即学业成绩、内在情绪、行为表现和自我概念。第三，再婚家庭现有研究存在的不足。最后，指出这一领域未来可能需要关注的研究方向。
With the increasing divorce rate in China in recent years, the number of remarried families is also increasing, which brings many new problems and challenges. Stepfamily children have become a new group, and the majority of them are teenagers. The social development of adolescents is an important basis for the formation of healthy personality and good sociality of adolescents. Therefore, it is of profound significance to study the influence of remarried family on the social development of adolescents. Based on this background, this paper will summarize the existing literature from the following three aspects in turn: first, concept definition. Including the concept of stepfamily and the concept of adolescent social development. Second, the influence of stepfamily on adolescent social development. It is mainly expounded from four aspects of social development, namely academic performance, internal emotion, behavioral expression and self-concept. Third, the existing research on stepfamilies is inadequate. Finally, it points out the possible research directions in this field in the future.

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