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Abstract
The purpose of this study is to explore the implications for the individual and the functional interaction of the family after attending a book study. Divided into participation in observation and qualitative research of the depth of interviews. The purpose of the study is to observe the operation and development of the book club. In-depth interviews were conducted with face-to-face interviews conducted by 12 members of the book club to conduct analysis and regulation of the data and to explore changes in the interactive functions of individuals and families after they attended the book study. The main findings of this study are as follows: 1. People's motivation to participate in reading club: (a) to learn parent-child and marital relationship management; (b) self-growth. 2.The factors that affect the members continued to attend the book club: (a) to complete the purpose of doubts; (b) learning pressure; (c) family acceptance and housework pressure. 3.To participate in reading will have an impact on individuals and changes: (a) answer confused breakthrough self; (b) absorb new knowledge; (c) improve their ability to express; (d) the establishment of a personal support system. 4.Participation in reading will have an impact on family interaction and change: (a) relationship management ability to enhance; (b) interactive skills and ability to enhance. 5. The study will learn the way: (a) participatory learning; (b) the exchange of life experience learning and reflection; (c) personal behavior adjustment and correction; (d) across the parenting mode.
According to the conclusion proposed follow-up study of the Foundation: 1. Recommendations to the Foundation: (a) a variety of reading materials; (b) to lead the volunteer training mechanism and content: (c) a sound supervision mechanism. 2. Follow-up research recommendations: (a) to expand sampling areas and ethnic groups; (b) to follow up on long-term research; (c) to extend the interviewees to other family members.
Keywords: studying group, family interaction, self-growth
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