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http://dx.doi.org/10.9708/jksci.2017.22.03.139

A Study on the Predictive Causal Model of Codependency for introducing Implications in Family Welfare Policy - Basing on the application of Triple ABC-X Model -

Ju, Sunyoung (Korean Cultural & Welfare Institute)
Kweon, Seong-Ok (Dept of Social Welfare, Songwon University)
Park, Hwieseo (Dept. of Public Administration & Social Welfare, Chosun University)

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Journal of the Korea Society of Computer and Information / v.22, no.3, 2017 , pp. 139-145 More about this Journal

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to establish a predictive causal model of codependency that is a main issue of family problem on the base of Triple ABC-X model which is a kind of family stress model. For the purpose of this study, we reviewed the concept and characteristics of codependency, affecting factors of codependency, and then reviewed the basic concept and logic of Triple ABC-X Model as theoretical viewpoint for the purpose of establishing a predictive causal model of codependency. We established it through examining main variables of codependency from Triple ABC-X Model. Main ingredients of the predictive causal model include boundary ambiguity, internal working model, internal and external locus of control, self-regard, social support, individual maladjustment etc. We established a predictive model of codependency basing on logic inferences among the variables. This study is expected to be used basic data to introduce some implications and for hereafter research.

Keywords

Triple ABC-X Model; Codependency; Boundary Ambiguity; Internal Working Model;

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