Risk factors for materialistic attitudes and values of teenagers – role of parents and peers

IF 1.4 4区社会学 Q3 FAMILY STUDIES

Journal of Family Studies Pub Date : 2022-04-06 DOI:10.1080/13229400.2022.2060120

A. Zawadzka, Aleksandra Lewandowska-Walter, Judyta Borchet, Magdalena Iwanowska

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Abstract

ABSTRACT The aim of the study was to propose a model of risk factors for adolescent materialism related to insecurity feeling from parents and peers. Teenagers aged 13–16 were surveyed. The results of the study showed a good fit for the tested model of the sources of materialism linked to insecurity feeling. Parental emotional support, occurrence of threatening events in the life of the teenager and peer pressure were important predictors of teen materialism. Peer pressure mediated the relationship between parental support, both emotional and material, and teen materialism. The assumed effect of peer pressure mediation in the relationship between peer to peer consumer communication and teen materialism was not confirmed while a direct relationship between peer to peer consumer communication and adolescent materialism was observed. In conclusion, the results of the presented study indicate that the simultaneous occurrence of the three: lack of parental support, occurrence of life-threatening events, and peer pressure constitutes a risk factor of adolescent materialism.

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青少年物质主义态度和价值观的危险因素——父母和同伴的角色

摘要本研究旨在建立青少年物质主义与父母和同伴不安全感相关的风险因素模型。调查对象是13-16岁的青少年。研究结果表明，物质主义的来源与不安全感相关联的模型非常吻合。父母的情感支持、青少年生活中威胁性事件的发生和同伴压力是青少年物质主义的重要预测因子。同伴压力在父母的情感和物质支持与青少年物质主义之间起中介作用。peer - to - peer consumer communication与青少年物质主义之间存在直接关系，而peer - to - peer consumer communication与青少年物质主义之间存在直接关系，这一假设在peer - to - peer consumer communication与青少年物质主义之间的中介作用尚未得到证实。综上所述，本研究结果表明，缺乏父母支持、发生威胁生命事件和同伴压力三者同时发生构成青少年物质主义的危险因素。

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Journal of Family Studies FAMILY STUDIES-

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3.20

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期刊介绍： The Journal of Family Studies is a peer reviewed international journal under the Editorship of Adjunct Professor Lawrie Moloney, School of Public Health, LaTrobe University; Australian Institute of Family Studies; and co-director of Children in Focus. The focus of the Journal of Family Studies is on the wellbeing of children in families in the process of change.