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impact at the family, school-municipal, and social levels.
2098.154 Parent-adolescence conflict: The relationship between adolescent coping strategy and
family circumstance, Cuiping Tu, Beijing Normal University, China
829 7th, 8th, 10th and 11th graders who were selected from four ordinary middle schools in
beijing were asked to fulfill an anonymous questionnair to explore the relationship between their
family circumstance and their coping stratrgy. The result is: (1) with the increase of grade, the
conciliation tactics, avoidance tactics and third party prevention tactics used by adolescent
decreased. (2) there also has an gender differences between conciliation tactics, forced tactics,
third party prevention tactics though no appsrent gender-age interaction was found. (3) there were
close relationship between family circumstance and their coping strategy.
2098.155 Investigation on deaf culture of deaf communities in 4 northern cities in China, Lijiao
Huang, Ningsheng Zhang, Yamei Hu, Liaoning Normal University, China
Research on deaf culture in mainland is seriously limited, comparing with western countries,
Taiwan and Hong Kong as well. This paper addresses that it is time for researchers to start paying
enough attention to the importance of deaf culture in deaf education, looking into what deaf
culture is in China, how it influences deaf individuals. Full understanding of deaf culture is the
key to improve deaf communities’ education and economic status, human right and self-esteem,
etc. How to define deaf culture and the necessary of research on it in China are discussed.
2098.156 The low fertility in Japan part2: Reasons for having children, Fumiko Takasaki 1 ,
Akiko Tsuji 2 , 1 Seisen Jogakuin College; 2 Waseda University, Japan
In Japan, the decrease in the birthrate has become a social problem. Until recently, only married
women have been surveyed about childbirth. In our survey, we took a survey of single women and
single men. The purpose of this research was to clarify the reasons for having children, especially
focusing on young men who are potential fathers. As a result, there were the differences about the
reasons for having children between men and women. Men's reasons for having children were
fulfilling or considered the conditions of child-rearing. On the other hand, women felt having
children was the social norm.
2098.157 The low fertility in japan part1: Value of children, Akiko Tsuji 1 , Fumiko Takasaki 2 ,
1 2
Waseda University, Japan; Seisen Jogakuin College, Japan
The decline in fertility is so rapid that this phenomenon is making fundamental changes in Japan.
The low fertility rate is one serious social issue. It is widely recognized by researchers that
research into the "reason of low fertility" and the "attitude toward children" is very crucial. We
took a survey of single men and women’s feeling about value of children and other. This is a
research done to know how young people feel the child and value of children. The reason intended
for a single young person is that they are potential / future fathers and mothers.
2098.158 Mental health among laid-off workers: The mediating role of coping style and perceived
control, Xiaonan Yu 1 , Xiangkui Zhang 2 , 1 Institute of Psychology, Chinese Academy of Sciences,
China; 2 Northeast Normal University, China
Although unsupportive social interactions have demonstrated detriment on mental health, the
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