Abstract
The purpose of this study is to investigate the feelings, the responses of the adolescents, and the ways that the adolescents may intervene when they are facing to the interparental conflicts. This study was carried out by conducting a semi-structured in-depth-interviews to the 30 junior-high school students and performing a open-questionnaire survey to 230 junior-high school students. The qualitative analysis shows the results as follows: 1.Most inter-parental conflicts occur in the form of oral offense, and the next was the cold war. Body offense from father or taking objects to vent his anger was also seen in a higher ratio than that happened in mother. 2. "Leaving the spot" was the method of resolving the occurring -conflict mostly seen; the next was developing a cold war. In most cases father likes to initiate the resolution of the conflicts. 3. "Let nature take its course" was the method mostly seen of resolving the occurred conflicts. In addition, showing good will indirectly father has higher ratio than mother. Nevertheless, mother liked to air complaints to the third person. 4. Most adolescents were scarred when they faced to the inter-parental conflicts. 5. Most adolescents did not intervene to the inter-parental conflicts. 6. Most reasons that adolescents may intervene the conflicts were based on the worries of the deterioration of inter-parental relationship, which may cause separation; the next was to help one side, father or mother.