再婚家庭的亲子关系问题初探

有一对夫妻因为双方性格不和而离了婚 ,夫妻双方都想要孩子 ,结果法院还是把不到十岁的儿子就判给了父亲 ;为此 ,母亲感到非常生气 ,觉得父亲不配教育孩子 ,搞不好还会把孩子引向邪路。因此 ,虽然儿子名义上判给了父亲 ,但是在征得儿子同意的情况下 ,母亲还是把儿子带在自己身边 ,和自己一起生活 ;过了几年 ,儿子上了初中 ,这时她经过别人介绍认识了一位老干部 ,并且不久和这位老干部结了婚。在婚后的最初一段时间里 ,俩人的感情还是蛮好的 ,并且能够相互照顾 ,但是过了一段时间 ,俩人之间就开始发生矛盾 ,矛盾的起因就是因为这位老干部觉得…     

再婚家庭儿童自我概念发展的特点

自我概念是人格的核心成份之一,是在个体与社会环境的相互作用的动态过程中形成的比较稳定的心理结构,它与人的社会性发展、心理健康、成就水平等密切相关,因此,自我概念是心理发展的重要指标(Rogers,1964;Harter,1983;Marsh,1988)。     

再婚家庭的子女教肓——再婚夫妻的角色心态与其不当的家教行为

再婚家庭的建立,既是夫妻以往婚姻悲剧的真正结束,也是新生活的真正开始。据有关统计资料,我国离婚的夫妻于1995年已突破百万对大关,其中处在30～40岁这一年龄段的中青年男女占绝大多数。因而带有子女的再婚家庭也相应     

老年健康脆弱性研究探析

脆弱性的评估方法常包含多维指标,并可反映健康风险因素。社会支持程度、早期社会经济状况、极端天气、疫情等社会环境因素均可对老年健康脆弱性产生影响。体育锻炼、营养干预、社会支持、开展以关系为中心的照护、基础设施改善、福利制度改进等措施则能有效降低老年健康脆弱性。近年来针对老年健康脆弱性的研究更加注重老年人的自主性,以避免年龄歧视。此外,针对老年健康脆弱性的研究可为养老服务工作的开展和老年相关政策的制定提供理论基础。

     

在重组家庭中的适应与成长——一例严重心理问题的案例报告

本文是一例严重心理问题的案例报告。求助者随母亲建立新的家庭后,与家庭新成员产生矛盾,并泛化到学校等周围人际关系中。学习、生活受到很大影响,情绪、自我观念产生巨大变化。咨询师根据求助者的情况,主要采用求助者中心疗法帮助其重新树立自信;同时采用认知疗法,逐步纠正错误观念,经过5次咨询,问题基本解决,实现了咨询目标。     

生命伦理学和哲学视角下脆弱性概念探析

从人类诞生的那天起,脆弱性就随之诞生。在伦理学领域,脆弱性通常可以分为特殊脆弱性和普遍脆弱性。基于对“脆弱群体和个人”进行识别的务实取向,特殊脆弱性在生命伦理学领域体现为形容词“vulnerable”,具有特殊的、相对的、偶然的和临时的特征。基于对“人类普遍生存境况”进行关怀的整体取向,普遍脆弱性在哲学领域体现为名词“vulnerability”,具有普遍的、绝对的、必然的和永久的特征。相对于特殊脆弱性而言,建立在普遍脆弱性基础之上的人类学脆弱性概念有助于在多元社会中的道德陌生人之间架起一座桥梁,使全球生命伦理学成为可能。

     

家庭与儿童发展的研究

在过去的几年里,美国学者对于家庭的研究兴趣出现了复话的趋势。它涉及心理学、社会学和历史学等许多知识领域。起码在美国有这样的传统观点,即心理学和社会学在研究儿童发展方面采取截然不同的方式。而这一复话的趋势使两门学科走到一起来了。从最近出版的《儿童发展》特刊中可以明显看出,这两门学科的共同合作特别适用于家庭发展和儿童方面的研究。     

家庭伦理与家庭道德记忆

家庭传承家庭伦理精神的一种重要方式是家庭道德记忆。家庭道德记忆是家庭兴旺发达的伦理基础。一个家庭不是依靠物质财富或权势实现兴旺发达的,而是主要依靠家庭道德记忆兴旺发达的。每一个家庭都有自己的家庭道德记忆。这不仅指每一个家庭都有自己的家训家风,而且指每一个家庭都有自己的家庭道德文化传统。家庭道德文化传统既可能是显性的,也可能是隐性的。无论一种家庭道德文化传统是显性的还是隐性的,它都是基于家庭道德记忆建构的。     

人类增强:在希望与风险之间

人类增强是生命伦理学领域中颇具争议性的话题.支持者和反对者针锋相对、莫衷一是.这场旷日持久的论战是学者们基于对增强概念的不同理解,分别在同代人之间和代与代之间两个维度上,围绕自由和公正两个伦理问题展开的.作为人类试图战胜脆弱性的努力,人类增强既给人类带来"变得更好"的希望,也可能会让人类陷入更大的风险中.厘清人类增强面对的本质性挑战,才能恰当地回答人类增强为何会成为一个道德上有争议的话题.     

婚姻与家庭

无论是伟人、名人、英雄、普通大众,都希望有一个甜蜜的爱情,美好的婚姻;幸福的家庭和孝顺成才的儿女.人人渴想渴求事业上的成功,生活上的富有……但这一切全靠上帝的应允和恩赐,基督徒也在其中.     

Twenty Major Issues in Remarriage Families

Twenty major issues in remarriage families are identified from the professional literature and are placed in four categories: initial family issues, developing family issues, feelings about self and others, and adult issues. Each issue is discussed using citations from the primary sources. Many suggestions for counselor assessment and intervention are offered.     

Remarriage as a coping response for widowhood

Consideration and use of remarriage as a response to cope with the death of a husband was examined in 39 women who had been widowed and had subsequently remarried, 192 widows who had considered remarriage but had not yet remarried, and 420 widows who had not considered remarriage. Controlling for age, we found that women who had remarried reported fewer current concerns than did the other two groups. Furthermore, we found that women who retrospectively recalled the most concerns immediately after the death of the spouse were the ones who eventually remarried. The remarried group believed that they were experiencing significantly fewer concerns now than they had after the spouse's death; the women who had not considered remarriage believed that they were experiencing the same number of concerns now as before; and those women who had considered remarriage believed that they were experiencing significantly more concerns. Implications for remarriage as a coping mechanism for widowhood and the relation of age to remarriage decisions are discussed.     

Remarriage As A Trigger of Parental Alienation Syndrome

Maladaptive efforts to adjust to remarriage can provoke or exacerbate parental alienation syndrome. The remarried parent, the other parent, the stepparent, and the child each may contribute to the disturbance. Underlying dynamics include jealousy, narcissistic injury, desire for revenge, the wish to erase the exspouse from the child’s life in order to “make room” for the stepparent, competitive feelings between the exspouse and stepparent, the new couple’s attempt to unite around a common enemy and avoid recognition of conflicts in the marriage, the child’s attempt to resolve inner conflict, and parent-child boundary violations. These dynamics are discussed and suggestions for treatment are offered.     

Remarriage after divorce: dissolution and reconstruction of family boundaries.

Remarriage is analyzed from the perspective of family boundaries and roles. The nuclear and remarriage family models are compared, and the process that begins with the formation of the first-marriage nuclear family and ends with the formation of a second-marriage family is conceptualized in terms of changing family boundaries and roles. Discussions with remarriage group members provide concrete illustrations of this process and suggest solutions to some of the problems confronting remarriage family members.     

Remarriage Among the Elderly: Characteristics Relevant to Pastoral Counseling

ABSTRACT

Family counseling has long been an important aspect of pastoral counseling. With recent trends toward increasing remarriage among older persons, pastoral family counseling will take on an additional dimension. This study provides information concerning motivation and attitudes toward remarriage, behavior during the interim period, adjustment to remarriage and the impact of remarriage on family relationships.     

家族企业与家族制--兼论民营经济发展的理论障碍

继十六大为中国民营经济彻底“正名”之后,十六届三中全会又通过《关于完善社会主义市场经济体制若干问题的决定》,指出要“大力发展和积极引导非公有制经济”,并提出具体办法和措施,从而为民营经济提供了更加有利的发展环境。这样的背景下,各地一方面积极清理和修订限制民营经     

Family Mealtimes and Family Functioning

ABSTRACT

This study contributes to the existing research literature by assessing how the frequency of family mealtimes correlates with family communication and life satisfaction. Participants consisted of 50 families from the Southeastern United States. Parent and child participants completed measures assessing frequency of family mealtime, family communication, and family satisfaction. Results indicated that, based on parent-report, the frequency of all family members eating dinner together was significantly and positively correlated with both family communication and family satisfaction. Implications of findings highlight the importance of encouraging regular mealtime interactions among families.