The Effects of Co-sleeping on Children’s Self-esteem and Attachment to Parents.

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  • 添い寝が子どもの愛着および自尊感情へ及ぼす影響

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This study investigated the effects co-sleeping at night has on children's attachment to parents and self-esteem, then examined how and until when co-sleeping should be done. A questionnaire survey was taken by 424 undergraduate and graduate students. As a result of analysis of variance, men who have the experience of co-sleeping and those who were lying next to their mother have a higher score of AMBIVALENT measure, although it is a tendency. And although it is a tendency, it was found that who stopped co-sleeping at up to 0-3 years old and those who stopped co-sleeping after being 6 years old have a higher score of AVOIDANT measure. About self-esteem, a sufficient result was not obtained. Among SECURE measure, AMBIVALENT measure and AVOIDANT measure sex differences appeared in the score. Though not related to the experience of co-sleeping, men have a higher score of SECURE measure than women, women have a higher score of AMBIVALENT measure than men, and men have a higher score of AVOIDANT measure than women.

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  • CRID
    1390577354350313984
  • DOI
    10.51003/jjcep.30.2_29
  • ISSN
    24366129
    09108955
  • Text Lang
    ja
  • Data Source
    • JaLC
  • Abstract License Flag
    Allowed

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