The Influence of Parental Education Level on Family Emotional Expression
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Family emotion expression; parents’ educational level; mother-child attachment.Abstract
With the development and progress of the times, people pay more and more attention to family education and family rearing style, but few scholars have singled out the study of family emotion expression from family rearing style. In this paper, OLS model is used to establish multiple regression equation, aiming at studying the influence of parents' education level on family emotional performance from both verbal and nonverbal aspects. The results show that parental education level has a significant effect on family emotional performance. Compared with the father, the mother's education level has a greater impact on the family emotional expression, this may be related to mother-child attachment. Therefore, parents should attach importance to the relationship between their educational background and family emotional expression, and fathers should show more emotional expression. This paper enriched the research on parental education level and family emotional performance, and helped parents understand the link between parental education level and family emotional performance from the theoretical level and the degree of influence.
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