Children and Money: Cultural Developmental Psychology of Pocket Money

ISBN-13: 9781641139540 / Angielski / Miękka / 2020 / 296 str.

Takahashi Noboru; Yamamoto Toshiya

Spis treści

• Why Do We Compare Cultures? What Does Money Mean to Children?
• Children Living in Consumer Society
• Children’s Meanings of Growing up and the Structures of Parent-Child Relationships
• Structure of Peer Relationships Mediated by Money
• Korean Children’s Lifeworld Revolving Around Money
• Chinese Children in Urban Cities and Their Financial Intelligence
• Children and Pocket Money in Vietnam
• Money for Children in Japan: From an Ecological Perspective of Child Development
• Ambivalence of ParentChild Relationships Found in Beliefs Underlying Pocket Money
• Birth of Trajectory Equifinality Approach (TEA) and the Pocket Money Project: Effort to Theorize the Flow of Time
• When Difference Appears, and How to Overcome the Difference
• “The Pocket Money Project” and “the Cultural Psychology of Differences”
• Supplementary Chapter: Outline of the Project, Summary of the Results, and a Support Runner’s Suggestions for a New Dialogue
• Appendix: Tables