A Study On The Relationship Between Parent - Child Relationship And Child Frustration

Parent-child relationship is refers to the genetics of biological blood relationship between parent and offspring. Its connotation in psychology can be understood as "based on the kinship and common life of doubled two-way influence between parents and children of natural relations and social relations."Antifrustraion ability refers to the individual stand, resistance and the ability to deal with setbacks, namely the individual suffers setbacks blow to withstand setbacks and the pressure, to maintain normal psychological and behavior, and then to setbacks in direct adjustment and transformation, actively improve the frustration situation, the ability to release frustration.This paper discusses the parent-child relationship and the correlation between children’s ability to resist frustrations. Through the teacher questionnaire and experiment assessing young children’s ability to resist setback, by parents questionnaire infants parent-child relationship of the family. Teacher questionnaire by investigating children’s ability to resist setback, the experiment use two games, each group was set in the true and false subjects, make frustration situation, by recording true subjects’ reaction, and the score to evaluate children’s ability to resist frustrations. Parent use parent-child relationship questionnaire of Robert C. paints, from conflict, dependence and intimacy three aspect to investigate young children’s parent-child relationship status. Finally, through to children’s ability to resist frustrations and parent-child relationship in correlation analysis, to study the relationship of the two.This study found that:(1) The parent-child relationship conflict and young children’s ability to resist setback has significant negative correlation, namely parent-child relationship conflict is higher, the lower the young children’s ability to resist frustrations.(2) The parent-child relationship intimacy with young children’s ability to resist setback has significant positive correlation, namely parent-child relationship conflict is higher, the higher the young children’s ability to resist frustrations.(3) The dependence of the parent-child relationship with young children is not significantly related to the ability to resist frustrations.