부부만족도와 부부문화성향

• 영문명: Relationship of Couple Satisfaction and Culture: Pastor Couples and Non-Pastor Couples
• 발행기관: 한국기독교상담심리학회
• 저자명: 반신환(Pan, Shinhwan) 조성현(Cho, Sung Hyun) 조윤옥(Joe, Yun Og)
• 간행물 정보: 『한국기독교상담학회지』제15권, 217~234쪽, 전체 18쪽
• 주제분류: 인문학 > 기독교신학
• 파일형태: PDF
• 발행일자: 2008.05.31

영문 초록

Culture is individualized in that it can describe individual differences in personal evaluation and behaviors. The individualized culture is a psychological trait. In particular, individualism and collectivism have been scrutinized carefully. Verticality and horizontality are added. The relationship of the individualized culture and couple satisfaction is to be analyzed. 10 pastor couples and 13 nonpastor couples completed the revised Triandis(1998)’s Questionnaire on Individualism/Collectivism. And their couple satisfaction was measured by the K-MSI, translated and standardized by Choi and Kwon(1999) after developed by Snyder(1979). The data were analyzed with t-test and Pearson’s coefficient. There were three results. First, there were couple differences in that in the vertical collectivism the husbands were higher than their wives and in the horizontal individualism the wives were higher than their husbands. Second, the husbands’couple satisfaction was correlated to their wives horizontal individualism. Third, in the nonpastor couples communication satisfaction was correlated to sex satisfaction while that was not in the pastor couples. In a pastoral couple counseling, three tasks are presented. First, pastors’ countertransference is to be analyzed for couple counseling. Second, it is suggested to participate in a couple communication training for a pastor couple. Third, couple intimacy is to be enhanced by growing positive emotions in a pastor couple.

목차

I. 들어가며

II. 이론적 배경

III. 방법

IV. 연구결과

V. 논의 및 목회자부부에 대한 부부상담의 과제

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키워드

개인주의 문화 집단주의 문화 목회자부부 부부만족도 Individualistic Culture Collectivistic Culture Pastor Couple Couple Satisfaction