소아의 손잡이와 문제행동

• 영문명: Handedness and Behavior Problems of Children
• 발행기관: 대한신경정신의학회
• 저자명: 민성길 신의진 오경자 하은혜
• 간행물 정보: 『신경정신의학』제35권 제3호, 565~573쪽, 전체 9쪽
• 주제분류: 의약학 > 정신과학
• 파일형태: PDF
• 발행일자: 1996.05.30

영문 초록

This study was aimed to understand human behavior through the concept o f brain asymmetry, which is the most basic part o f neuropsychiatric methodology. The association between handedness and behavior problems of children was investigated in 2831 children in the first, second, and third grade of four elementary schools in Seoul. Furthermore, the instruments were Childhood Behavior Check List(CBCL) and a H and Preference Questionnaire. The results were the following. 1) The number of right handers was 2358(82.7%)，and that o f non-right handers was 494(17. 3%) respectively. There were no students using only their left hand in all five items. 2) The rate of non-right handers were significantly greater in males than in females. The rate o f non-right handers decreased with aging. 3) There was no difference in social background between right handers and non-right handers. 4) There was no difference in social competence and social achievement between right handers and non-right handers, except on sibling relationship which was poorer in non-right handers. 5) Non-right handers were scored significantly higher than right handers in total C B C L behavior score as well as in the subscales o f C B C L behavior problems, such as, withdrawal, anxiousdepressed, attention problem, aggressive and delinquent behavior. In addition, non-right handers were scored higher in both the internalizing and the externalizing behavior problems. 6) There was no sexual difference in high incidence o f behavior problems in non-right handers. These above results suggests that non-right handers had significantly more behavior problems than right handers, therefore presenting itself as a risk factor. Therefore special care is necessary for non-right handed children at home and school.

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Children Handedness Behavior problems