How Parent-Child Communication Openness Links To The Adolescents’ Future Orientation?

Abstract

This study aimed was to empirically examined the correlation between parent-child communication openness to the future orientation among adolescents. A quantitative research with 106 teenagers within the age of 15 to 18 years old respondents were used. Based on analysis using Pearson’s Product Moment correlation technique shown a positive significant relationship between parent-child communication openness to the future orientation among adolescents, where the higher communication openness point resulted in higher the future orientation, and vice versa.