In recent years,juvenile delinquency has become increasingly adultized and the age of it is getting younger,and "safe campus construction" has entered the field of vision,the legislative work on the "Anti-campus Bullying Act" has been put on the agenda.Studies have shown that parent-child communication is significantly and negatively related to adolescent problem behavior,Adolescents with offensive tendence have a certain degree of cognitive bias.For a further study of the bias from high school students' different parent-child communication to the process of processing the notice of aggressive stimuli,questionnaires,behavioral experiments and event-related potentials are used in this paper to study the high and low score group of parent-child communication.Study No.1 is a test to 306 Senior Two students which is based on the scale of parent-child communication and the questionnaire of aggressivity.The results of questionnaire survey show that the parent-child communication of high school students is significantly and negatively related to their aggression,and parent-child communication has a negative predictive effect on their aggression.Study No.2 includes behavioral experiment and ERP experiment.Behavioral experiment screen out 32 students from high-mark-group of parent-child communication and 35 students from low-mark-group of parent-child communication,which is based on the score of parent-child communication in study No.1.The behavioral data show that the high score group of parent-child communication notice and keep positive stimuli during the late attentional process(attention to relieve difficulties).ERP experiment screen out 12 students of from high-mark-group of parent-child communication and 15 students from low-mark-group of parent-child communication,which is based on the score of parent-child communication in study No.1.ERP data indicates that the high score group of parent-child communication pay more attention to aggressive stimuli during the earlyattentional process,inducing obvious components of p2.While,according behavioral data and the ERP data,the low score group of parent-child communication didn't pay more attention to aggressive stimuli or positive stimuli. |