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mother was fused with her son, the son kept distance with his wife, and mother conflicted with her
son’s wife. 3) The triangle relationships promoted Chinese people to have the stable and unique
psychological functioning. 4) The psychology of Chinese determined Confucianism and
Buddhism.
4028.48 What Asian show their children about parenting: Comparison of changes in gender
related roles in child rearing depicted in 1960 and 2000 Chinese, Japanese, Taiwanese and Korean
elementary school textbooks, Rieko Tomo 1 , Xiangshan Gao 2 , Takayuki Dewa 3 , Chae-Huei
Tung 4 , 1 Doshisya Women's College, Japan; 2 Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan; 3 Ryukoku
University, Japan; 4 Ming Chuan University, Taiwan, China
The contents of school texts are important factors in the socialization of children, and the
behaviors displayed by their characters are thought to reflect the behaviors that each culture
regards as suitable. The purpose of this study is to consider the relationship between social
changes in East Asia and gender related roles in child rearing depicted in East Asian stories in
elementary school texts (Japanese, Chinese, Taiwanese and Korean). The results indicate that
changes and differences of gender related roles in child rearing are corresponded to the percentage
of women entering universities or the workplaces between 1960 and 2000.
4028.49 The cultural difference of parents’ and teachers’ disciplinary attitudes, Hirofumi Koishi 1 ,
Kotaro Monden 2 , Takamichi Ito 1 , Boyun Seo 1 , Song Wang 1 , 1 Kobe University, Japan,
2
Ritsumeik an University, Japan
The purpose of this study was to investigate the cultural difference of mothers’, fathers’ and
teachers’ disciplinary attitudes between Korea and China. By ANOVA Main effect of countries (F
=55.90, p