The effect of intergenerational rearing on young children’s self-control: The intervention effect of sports games
ObjectiveTo investigate the effect of different rearing arrangements on children’s self-control and verify the promoting effect sports games might have on children’s self-control in intergenerational rearing.MethodsA total of 72 intergenerational rearing children and 66 non-intergenerational rearing...
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description | ObjectiveTo investigate the effect of different rearing arrangements on children’s self-control and verify the promoting effect sports games might have on children’s self-control in intergenerational rearing.MethodsA total of 72 intergenerational rearing children and 66 non-intergenerational rearing children were included in Experiment 1, in which the delay-of-gratification task was used to examine the differences in self-control among children with different rearing arrangements. In experiment 2, 70 intergenerational rearing children were included as subjects, and sports games were used to improve their self-control.ResultsThe results of experiment 1 showed that compared with non-intergenerational rearing children, the self-control ability of intergenerational rearing children was poor. In experiment 2, it was found that after the intervention with sports games, the self-control ability of the children in the intergenerational rearing group was effectively improved.ConclusionAlthough intergenerational rearing arrangements have a certain negative impact on the self-control ability of children, the sports game intervention can be used to effectively develop the self-control ability of intergenerational rearing children. |
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spelling | doaj.art-0548504f43034d1a94c55bb2ffb893462022-12-22T04:16:39ZengFrontiers Media S.A.Frontiers in Psychology1664-10782022-12-011310.3389/fpsyg.2022.10513411051341The effect of intergenerational rearing on young children’s self-control: The intervention effect of sports gamesBoqian SunHaiying QuanYe ZhangObjectiveTo investigate the effect of different rearing arrangements on children’s self-control and verify the promoting effect sports games might have on children’s self-control in intergenerational rearing.MethodsA total of 72 intergenerational rearing children and 66 non-intergenerational rearing children were included in Experiment 1, in which the delay-of-gratification task was used to examine the differences in self-control among children with different rearing arrangements. In experiment 2, 70 intergenerational rearing children were included as subjects, and sports games were used to improve their self-control.ResultsThe results of experiment 1 showed that compared with non-intergenerational rearing children, the self-control ability of intergenerational rearing children was poor. In experiment 2, it was found that after the intervention with sports games, the self-control ability of the children in the intergenerational rearing group was effectively improved.ConclusionAlthough intergenerational rearing arrangements have a certain negative impact on the self-control ability of children, the sports game intervention can be used to effectively develop the self-control ability of intergenerational rearing children.https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2022.1051341/fullintergenerational rearingself-controldelayed gratificationsports gamesintervention study |
spellingShingle | Boqian Sun Haiying Quan Ye Zhang The effect of intergenerational rearing on young children’s self-control: The intervention effect of sports games Frontiers in Psychology intergenerational rearing self-control delayed gratification sports games intervention study |
title | The effect of intergenerational rearing on young children’s self-control: The intervention effect of sports games |
title_full | The effect of intergenerational rearing on young children’s self-control: The intervention effect of sports games |
title_fullStr | The effect of intergenerational rearing on young children’s self-control: The intervention effect of sports games |
title_full_unstemmed | The effect of intergenerational rearing on young children’s self-control: The intervention effect of sports games |
title_short | The effect of intergenerational rearing on young children’s self-control: The intervention effect of sports games |
title_sort | effect of intergenerational rearing on young children s self control the intervention effect of sports games |
topic | intergenerational rearing self-control delayed gratification sports games intervention study |
url | https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2022.1051341/full |
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