The Developmental Trajectory and Influencing Factors of Subjective Mobility Beliefs among Children from Poverty-alleviated Families
Objective:To explore the developmental trajectory of subjective mobility beliefs and related influencing fac-tors among children from poverty-alleviated families.Methods:A three-year longitudinal study,consisting of three waves,was conducted with 748 students(448 primary school students and 300 middle school students)from poverty-alleviated families in Hunan Province,using the subjective mobility beliefs questionnaire,the parental marital risk questionnaire,and the school connectedness scale.Results:(1)The linear growth intercept of subjective mobility beliefs among children from poverty-alleviated families was significant at both primary and secondary school stages,while the slope was significant only at the secondary school stage and not at the primary school stage;(2)Parental marital risk and school bonding had signifi-cant impacts on both the linear growth intercept and slope of subjective mobility beliefs in primary school students.For sec-ondary school students,parental marital risk significantly affected the linear growth slope,whereas school connectedness significantly affected the intercept.Conclusion:The secondary school stage is a critical period for the development of sub-jective mobility beliefs among children from poverty-alleviated families.Parental marital risk and school connectedness are important influencing factors of their subjective mobility beliefs,with their effects and mechanisms being influenced by the age of the children.
Children from poverty-alleviated familiesSubjective mobility beliefsParental marital riskSchool con-nectednessLatent growth model
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维普
