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KMID : 1094520170200040253
Korean Journal of Play Therapy
2017 Volume.20 No. 4 p.253 ~ p.272
Mother¡¯s Self Reflection, Emotion Coaching and Child Intrapersonal Intelligence and their Influence on Child Emotion-Regulation Strategies: The Influence of the Multi-path Mediating Effect
Oh Ji-Hyun

Kim Ji-Youn
Abstract
This study examined the multi-path mediated effects of mother¡¯s self reflection to child emotion-regulation strategies through emotion coaching and child intrapersonal intelligence. The participants in this study were children (from grades 5-6) and their mothers. They completed questionnaires from the mother¡¯s self reflection scale(An & Oh, 2013), the emotion-coaching scale(Oh, 2013), the child intrapersonal intelligence scale(Kwon, 2008) and the child emotion-regulation strategies scale(Won, 2015). The main findings were as follows. First, the mother¡¯s self reflection level had a direct influence on levels of child intrapersonal intelligence. Mother¡¯s emotional coaching had a positive effect on child intrapersonal intelligence, and child emotion-regulation strategies, respectively. Our results indicate that there were positive correlations between child intrapersonal intelligence and child emotion-regulation strategies. Second, mother¡¯s self reflection levels had significant indirect effects on child emotion-regulation strategies through emotion coaching and child intrapersonal intelligence. These results indicate that The Influence of the mother¡¯s emotion coaching reactions and child intrapersonal intelligence were importance mediators. Our results suggests that there are distinct pathways from a mother¡¯s self reflection level to child emotion-regulation strategies through the mother¡¯s emotion coaching and child intrapersonal intelligence. The results of this study provided a consolidated understanding of how mother and child have an influence on emotion-regulation strategies within late childhood.
KEYWORD
mother¡¯s self reflection, emotion coaching, child Intrapersonal Intelligence, child emotion-regulation strategies, multi-path mediating effect
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