The Influence of Family Factors on College Students' Self-esteem

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The Influence of Family Factors on College Students' Self-esteem

Yiran Fang 1 , Zheng Liu 2 , Yunci Zhao 3*
  • 1 School of Foreign Languages, Hubei Normal University, No.11Cihu Road, Huangshi, China    
  • 2 School of Foreign Languages, Wuhan University of Science and Technology, 947 Heping Avenue, Wuhan, China    
  • 3 NOIC Academy, 50 Featherstone Ave, Markham, Canada    
  • *corresponding author fight4dream@poers.edu.pl
Published on 1 March 2023 | https://doi.org/10.54254/2753-7048/2/2022429
LNEP Vol.2
ISSN (Print): 2753-7056
ISSN (Online): 2753-7048
ISBN (Print): 978-1-915371-07-2
ISBN (Online): 978-1-915371-08-9

Abstract

Self-esteem, generally refers to an evaluation made and usually held by individuals, which is one of the important factors affecting individual mental health. Nowadays, society pays more and more attention to college students' mental health. As an important index, self-esteem is of great significance to promote college students' psychological development and improve their self-esteem. Some researchers have pointed out that an individual's self-esteem level is affected by the family environment in which he grew up. As a system, the total body function of the family has a great influence on the level of individual self-esteem. In recent years, more and more researchers have found that there are certain limitations in the research paradigm of examining one or some family factors alone, so they turn to the family as a system, put forward the concept of family function, and investigate the influence of family as a system on individuals. This review selects the special group of college students as the research object, focuses on the impact of family factors on College Students' self-esteem, and discusses the relationship between College Students' self-esteem and family factors such as family background and family relations.

Keywords:

College Students, Family Factors, Self-esteem

Fang,Y.;Liu,Z.;Zhao,Y. (2023). The Influence of Family Factors on College Students' Self-esteem. Lecture Notes in Education Psychology and Public Media,2,732-737.
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[17]. Lv, C.M., Wang, S.Z., Liu, J.M., Jiang, S.J., Zhang, C.X. (2007). A study on the correlation between self-esteem and parenting styles of 234 first-year college students, Chinese Behavioral Medicine Science, 10, 1-8.

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[20]. Shan, N., Tian, L.M. (2015). The Effects of Parent-Adolescent Relationship and Resilience on Adolescent Self-Esteem, In The 18th National Academic Congress of Psychology, Tianjin, 277-278.

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Fang,Y.;Liu,Z.;Zhao,Y. (2023). The Influence of Family Factors on College Students' Self-esteem. Lecture Notes in Education Psychology and Public Media,2,732-737.

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References

[1]. Lin, C.D. (1995). Developmental psychology, People's Education Press, Shanghai, pp. 45-60.

[2]. Zhang, J. (2010). Study on the influence of family factors on college students’ self-esteem and interpersonal trust. East China Normal University Press, Shanghai, pp.77-80.

[3]. Gao, S., Zhang, X. K., Xu, X. L. (2015). A meta-analysis of college students' self-esteem and mental health--a sample of Chinese college students. Advances in Psychological Science, 23(09), 1499-1507.

[4]. Wang, S.Q. (2007). Individual and family factors in the formation of self-identity among college students, Beijing Normal University Press, pp.32-40.

[5]. Che, Y.C. (2013). A Study on the Current Situation of College Students' Self-esteem and the Influence of Family Parenting Style on Theirs, Northeast Normal University Press, pp.45-50.

[6]. Yao, J.Y. (2011). The relationship between college students' self-esteem and their parents' parenting style. Journal of Hubei College of Adult Education, 17(02), 24-25.

[7]. Fei, T. (2016). The relationship between family factors and college students' self-esteem levels. Journal of Xinjiang Vocational University, 24(01), 79-83.

[8]. Chi, L.P., Xin, Z.Q. (2001). A study of family functioning and its related factors. Psychology Exploration, 3, 55-64.

[9]. Da, H.M. (2000). Self-esteem level of disciplinary college students and the relationship with family factors. Journal of Xiaogan College,2, 43-45.

[10]. Xu, H.D., Yin, L.J. (2019). A meta-analysis of the relationship between parenting styles and college students' self-esteem. Educational Modernization, 6(71), 221-225.

[11]. Chen, X.J., Ge, M.G. (2009). A study on the relationship between self-esteem and parenting styles among 253 college students. Chinese Journal of School Doctor, 23(01), 16-17.

[12]. Zhao, H.R. (2017). Psychological adjustment of college students: the influence of family of origin. Soochow University Press, Suzhou, pp.20-34.

[13]. Wang, J.N. (2016). A study on the relationship between family environment, self-esteem, and depression among college students in Inner Mongolia. Inner Mongolia Normal University Press, NeiMengGu, pp. 10-15.

[14]. Wu, G.F., Ye, F. (2009). A study on the correlation between family environment and college students' self-esteem and self-concept. Journal of Campus Life and Mental Health, 7(06), 363-364.

[15]. Tian, F.F., Tian, L.M. (2014). Three models of parent-child and friend relationships influencing problem behavior. Advances in Psychological Science, 22(06),968-976.

[16]. Yang B.Y., Yang H.M., Ma Y.L., Li R.L. (2004). The relationship between self-esteem and parenting styles of college students in 2004. Journal of Southwest Forestry College, 1, 104-105.

[17]. Lv, C.M., Wang, S.Z., Liu, J.M., Jiang, S.J., Zhang, C.X. (2007). A study on the correlation between self-esteem and parenting styles of 234 first-year college students, Chinese Behavioral Medicine Science, 10, 1-8.

[18]. Wang, Y., Zhang, L. (2007). The mediating effect of self-concept between authoritarian parenting style and children's social behavior. Chinese Journal of Applied Psychology, 13(1), 44-49.

[19]. Zeng, Y., Zhang, L.C. (2012) A study on the relationship between parenting style, personality, and self-esteem. Chinese Journal of Health Psychology, 20(10), 1556-1558.

[20]. Shan, N., Tian, L.M. (2015). The Effects of Parent-Adolescent Relationship and Resilience on Adolescent Self-Esteem, In The 18th National Academic Congress of Psychology, Tianjin, 277-278.

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