Objective: The purpose of this study is to examine the difficulties and needs of support for 'parenting' of adolescents in foster care who have left or are about to be discharged from child care facilities. Methods: The participants of this study were 5 facility workers as well as 7 adolescents who were about to be discharged from child care facilities nationwide. The interview questions were semi-structured questionnaires and in-depth interviews were conducted, and all interview contents were transcribed. Results: The thoughts and feelings of adolescents about their parents of origin, and the details of a healthy parent-child relationship were categorized, and then the details and methods necessary for the parenting support program were categorized. In the statement of adolescents and workers, the contents of the program need to be from basic attitudes such as image setting, self-understanding, self-care, and reflection to communication skills, good modeling, emotional control, sex education, career education, and economic education. Conclusions: The results were considered very meaningful in that they suggest it is possible to establish a preventive and effective support strategy for the development of youth in child care facilities.

Objective: The purpose of this study is to identify the effects that child externalization problems as perceived by group home workers and the perceived value of work have on turnover intention. Social welfare policies and action plans are then suggested based on the research results. Methods: An online survey was conducted targeting 100 children's group home workers in both Seoul and Gyeonggi Province, and 200 individuals who completed the survey were selected for the purpose of this study. Then, hierarchical multiple regression analysis was performed to verify the relationship between each variable. Results: The results demonstrated that the externalization problem of children as recognized by group home workers did not have a significant effect on turnover intention, while the perceived value of work did have a significant effect on turnover intention. Specifically, perceived value of work was shown to have a significant effect on work value recognition and value satisfaction, which are sub-variables of the perceived value of work. The results of the study verified that childcare workers had higher turnover intentions than the directors of group homes. Conclusions: The results of this study suggest that it is necessary to provide support measures for improving the perceived value of work among group home work ers as a means of lowering turnover intention, and the introduction of relevant programs and services is also suggested. As for future studies, there is an apparent need to study the factors affecting turnover intention among childcare workers.

Objective: The purpose of this study is to examine the mediating effect of anger based on the spillover theory that domestic relationship conflict can affect relationship conflicts in the workplace of professional soldiers. Methods: We surveyed a total of 600 people with the cooperation and consent of the National Defense University. However, 381 married soldiers who met the purpose of this study were selected for final analysis. Results: First, partner verbal abuse causes workplace relationship conflict among professional soldiers. Second, anger had a complete mediating influence on the effects of partner verbal abuse on relationship conflicts in the workplace Conclusion: Based on the results of this study, we suggest that the intervention in marital violence and anger of professional soldiers alleviates the conflict of relationships in the workplace.

Objective: The present study aims to examine the effects of work-life balance on father attachment to their children and the mediating role of marital communication in the relation between the two. Methods: The participants were 260 fathers with child(ren) of age 5 or under and they responded to questionnaires on research variables. Data was analyzed using the Hayes (2021) Process macro version 4.0. Results: First, the results revealed significant positive correlations among work-life balance (work-family, work-leisure, work-personal life), marital communication, and father attachment. Second, a higher level of all three work-life balance variables directly predicted greater father attachment. Third, marital communication significantly mediated the relation between work-life balance and father attachment meaning that greater work-life balance predicted more positive couple communication, which in turn predicted more secure father attachment to young children. Conclusions: Father attachment is influenced by a larger social system such as the balance between work and life. The importance of the systematical approach when designing family-friendly policies to promote better quality of father involvement needs to be discussed.

Objectives: This study aims to examine the mediating role of children's self-regulation ability in the relationship between perceptions of parenting attitudes and elementary school children's time consumption of online videos. Methods: A survey was conducted among 283 fifth and sixth elementary school students from City A, Gyeongsangbuk-do. Participants completed self-report questionnaires designed to assess perceptions of parenting attitudes, self-regulation ability, and online video viewing time of children. Data were analyzed based on the mediating effects between variables using SPSS Process Macro model 4. Results: First, children's self-regulation ability mediated the relationship between fathers' parenting attitudes and children's video viewing time. However, fathers' overindulgent parenting was not correlated with children's self-regulation ability. Second, children's self-regulation ability acted as a mediator variable in the relationship between mothers' parenting attitudes and children's video viewing time. Conclusions: By examining the environmental and personal factors that can help children use the appropriate online video use time, basic data for preventing various problems and side effects regarding online video use time are provided.