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Abstract
Objectives: The aim of this study was to compare runaway girls and normal girls regarding family cohesion and emotional autonomy.
Method: 35 runaway girls and 35 normal girls filled out the Family Cohesion Scale and Emotional Autonomy Scale. Data were analyzed using discriminant analysis and t-test.
Results: The comparison of the runaway girls and the normal group indicated a significant difference in four out of five dimensions of Family Cohesion Scale (cohesion with father, marital relationship, place of interaction, and parent-adolescent relationship). Also, the results of discriminant analysis showed that marital relationship and parent-adolescent relationship are two factors that can discriminate %77 of runaway girls from normal girls.
Conclusion: Style of familial relationships is an important factor in the difference between runaway girls and normal girls.Received: 2007/01/27 | Published: 2006/10/15
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