Music Taste Groups and Problem Behavior
Music Taste Groups and Problem Behavior
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音乐品味群体和问题行为
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发表时间：
2007
影响因子：
4.9
通讯作者：
W. Vollebergh
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作者：
J. Mulder;Tom T Bogt;Q. Raaijmakers;W. Vollebergh
内化和外化问题因音乐品味而异。一个高中为基础的样本4159名青少年，代表荷兰青少年年龄在12至16岁，报告了他们的个人和社会特征，音乐偏好和社会心理功能，测量与青年自我报告（YSR）。对他们音乐偏好的聚类分析显示了六个口味群体：中间（莫尔）听众，城市球迷，独家摇滚球迷，摇滚流行球迷，精英，和杂食者。第七组音乐低参与青年被添加。多变量分析显示，当性别，年龄，父母，学校和同伴变量被控制，杂食动物和球迷的独家岩石组内表现出相对较高的分数内化YSR措施，社会，思想和注意力问题。杂食者，独家摇滚，摇滚流行和城市球迷报告更多的外部问题行为。属于莫尔集团，高度赞赏最流行的，基于图表的流行音乐似乎缓冲问题行为。音乐品味群体的成员资格独特地解释了内化和外化问题行为的差异。
Internalizing and externalizing problems differ by musical tastes. A high school-based sample of 4159 adolescents, representative of Dutch youth aged 12 to 16, reported on their personal and social characteristics, music preferences and social-psychological functioning, measured with the Youth Self-Report (YSR). Cluster analysis on their music preferences revealed six taste groups: Middle-of-the-road (MOR) listeners, Urban fans, Exclusive Rock fans, Rock-Pop fans, Elitists, and Omnivores. A seventh group of musically Low-Involved youth was added. Multivariate analyses revealed that when gender, age, parenting, school, and peer variables were controlled, Omnivores and fans within the Exclusive Rock groups showed relatively high scores on internalizing YSR measures, and social, thought and attention problems. Omnivores, Exclusive Rock, Rock-Pop and Urban fans reported more externalizing problem behavior. Belonging to the MOR group that highly appreciates the most popular, chart-based pop music appears to buffer problem behavior. Music taste group membership uniquely explains variance in both internalizing and externalizing problem behavior.