GẮN BÓ VỚI BẠN ĐỒNG LỨA Ở TRẺ VỊ THÀNH NIÊN TRONG CÁC CƠ SỞ TRỢ GIÚP XÃ HỘI

Keywords

Gắn bó với bạn đồng lứa, trẻ vị thành niên, cơ sở trợ giúp xã hội Peer Attachment, adolescents, social support facilities

Abstract

Peer attachments play an important role during the adolescent period. It has shown correlation with adolescent mental health. However, little research pay attention to this topic in Vietnam, particularly among adolescents in social support facilities (SSF). This study aims to examine and compare the differences in peer attachment between institutionalized adolescents who live in SSF and adolescents who live in family settings, at the same time, this study explores the effectiveness of demographic factors on peer attachment. The sample of 546 adolescents split into two groups was included. The results show that peer alienation among adolescents in the SSF is higher than those in family settings. Adolescents with higher age, longer length of institutional care, and being a girl are at higher risk for peer attachment issues. Meanwhile, adolescents who had living biological parent(s) are at lower risk for peer alienation. This result has provided evidence to improve child care quality in SSF in Vietnam, particularly in terms of mental care.

https://doi.org/10.26459/hueunijssh.v134i6D.7441

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