Perceived aspects of family : Comparing responses between men and women by quantitative context analysis

ニンチ　サレタ　カゾク　ノ　ショソクメン　ケイリョウ　テキスト　ブンセキ　ニ　ヨル　ダンジョ　ヒカク

オオニシ, アヤナ

Onishi, Ayana

堀内, 孝

ホリウチ, タカシ

Horiuchi, Takashi

オオサカ ダイガク ダイガクイン ニンゲン カガク ケンキュウカ タイジン シャカイ シンリガク ケンキュウシツ

20 答法

計量テキスト分析

KH Coder

大学生

Perceived family

Twenty Statement Test

Quantitative content analysis

KH Coder

Undergraduate students

The purpose of this study was to clarify how youths perceive their families and to examine whether there are differences between men and women in contents that they perceive their families. The Twenty Statement Test was administered to undergraduate students (95 men and 141 women) to measure how they perceive their family, and quantitative context analysis of the responses was conducted. Correspondence analysis was applied to clarify the relation between responses written by men and women and 13 codes that compose the perceived content about family, and it is indicated that men’s responses associate with “self”, “social background”, “wealth”, “social life” and women’s responses associate with “family”, “relationship”, “physical characteristic”, “daily life”, “values”, “birth”,communication” and that “characteristic” and “recreation” associate with both sex’s responses. From the above results, the following two things are implied. One is that men perceive the family aspect defined in society and they　are particularly aware of themselves. The other is that women perceive the family aspect defined in their family and they are particularly aware of family members or the whole family.

堀内, 孝