Differences in Behaviour and Temperament between Japanese and British Toddlers Living in London: A Pilot Study
The aim of this postal survey was to highlight differences in temperament and behaviour between 32 toddlers in Japanese families living temporarily in London and 36 in British families, all in London. Mothers completed questionnaires about demography, perinatal events, and their child's tempera...
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description | The aim of this postal survey was to highlight differences in temperament
and behaviour between 32 toddlers in Japanese families living temporarily
in London and 36 in British families, all in London. Mothers completed
questionnaires about demography, perinatal events, and their child's
temperament and behaviour. UK toddlers were described as exhibiting
fewer behavioural symptoms than Japanese toddlers. Significantly more
of the Japanese toddlers scored above the cutoff on the Behaviour Check
List, indicating higher levels of behavioural disturbance. An interesting
item is ‘sleeping with parent’, which occurs commonly in Japanese
families and is considered to be normal for that culture. On the Toddler
Temperament Scale the Japanese toddlers proved more distractable and
more intense than the UK toddlers when age had been allowed for. It was
of interest that Japanese girls proved more distractable than Japanese
boys and UK girls. Possible explanations for the differences are advanced. |
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fewer behavioural symptoms than Japanese toddlers. Significantly more
of the Japanese toddlers scored above the cutoff on the Behaviour Check
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fewer behavioural symptoms than Japanese toddlers. Significantly more
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questionnaires about demography, perinatal events, and their child's
temperament and behaviour. UK toddlers were described as exhibiting
fewer behavioural symptoms than Japanese toddlers. Significantly more
of the Japanese toddlers scored above the cutoff on the Behaviour Check
List, indicating higher levels of behavioural disturbance. An interesting
item is ‘sleeping with parent’, which occurs commonly in Japanese
families and is considered to be normal for that culture. On the Toddler
Temperament Scale the Japanese toddlers proved more distractable and
more intense than the UK toddlers when age had been allowed for. It was
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