Adaptación del Cuestionario de Violencia Filio-Parental en Adolescentes Mexicanos

Calvete, Esther; Veytia, Marcela

doi:10.14349/rlp.2018.v50.n1.5

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“…In this sense, it is also important to point the disparity found in the results, mainly depending on the sample used. For example, in studies with community samples, similar rates of global CPV have been observed for boys and girls, and even higher levels in girls (Jaureguizar et al, 2013;Ibabe, 2015;Calvete and Veytia, 2018). Some studies indicate that verbal aggression is more frequent in girls, while physical aggression is more used by boys (Pagani et al, 2009;Calvete et al, 2013b;Jaureguizar et al, 2013;Calvete and Orue, 2016;Beckmann et al, 2017).…”

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confidence: 83%

“…These results point in the expected direction considering the sample used. In other terms, studies based on community samples have described a disparity of results that include higher levels of CPV in girls (Ibabe, 2015;Calvete and Veytia, 2018) and higher levels of verbal aggression in girls than in boys (Pagani et al, 2009;Calvete et al, 2013b;Jaureguizar et al, 2013;Calvete and Orue, 2016;Beckmann et al, 2017). Regarding this information, it is important to note that in community contexts, there is a lower presence of physical violence toward parents than of verbal violence.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…In Spain, the prevalence of PCPV is approximately 8%, while for VCPV the prevalence rate is around 90% (Calvete et al, 2015a,b). In the specific case of Mexican adolescents, prevalences of around 80% have been observed for verbal violence and 7% for physical violence (Calvete and Veytia, 2018;Cancino-Padilla et al, 2020). Finally, regarding the age range of the aggressor, this may be established at between 4 and 24 years, although most cases occur in middle adolescence (14-17 years), progressively decreasing as age increases (Ibabe and Bentler, 2016;Simmons et al, 2018).…”

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confidence: 98%

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Predictive Psychosocial Factors of Child-to-Parent Violence in a Sample of Mexican Adolescents

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The aim of this study was to carry out a psychosocial analysis of child-to-parent violence (CPV) in a sample of school adolescents, considering a set of individual variables (psychological distress, problematic use of social networking sites, and perceived non-conformist social reputation) and family variables (open and problematic communication with parents) according to sex. The sample consisted of 3,731 adolescents (54% boys), aged between 14 and 16 years (M = 14.6 years, SD = 0.567), from the state of Nuevo León, Mexico. The scores of the boys and girls were analyzed to check for differences. Also, correlations between all the study variables were calculated. Finally, a multiple stepwise regression analysis was carried out for the total sample and also for boys and girls separately. Results confirmed the important role of individual variables as predictors of CPV in boys and girls. The main difference between boys and girls was observed in the predictive weight of problematic use of social networking sites, which was higher in girls than in boys. Open communication with the father was a significant factor for predicting the decrease of CPV levels in the case of boys, while open communication with the mother predicted the decrease of CPV in girls. Problematic communication with the mother showed similar values in boys and girls when predicting CPV, however, the predictive weight of problematic communication with the father was higher in girls than in boys. These results are interesting and have important implications for the prevention of CPV.

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“…In the same way, the rates of psychological aggressions are much higher than the rates corresponding to aggressions of a physical nature, presenting values that oscillate between 34% and 93% (Calvete, Orue, & Gonzá lez-Cabrera, 2017). In addition, it should be noted that most of the research undertaken in the framework of philo-parental violence has shown that it is exercised to a much greater extent towards the figure of the mother, which can be explained by arguing that in most cases it is she who is most present in the upbringing of children (Calvete & Veytia, 2018).…”

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Family Violence in the Educational Context: A Bibliometric Study

García¹,

Villalba²,

Jiménez³

et al. 2021

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Family violence is one of the social problems that most concerns citizens today. Different subtypes of this violence continue to proliferate in the family context such as gender violence and child abuse. However, in recent years there has been an increase in cases of abuse of adolescent children towards their parents, giving rise to the phenomenon of child to parent violence. In order to analyse the scientific productivity of family violence, a bibliometric analysis was carried out. 679 scientific articles published from the date of origin of the subject to 2019 were analysed through the application of various bibliometric indicators. The results showed that the productivity on domestic violence is currently insufficient due to the existence of different types of violence that take place in the family nucleus and whose substantial elements differ from each other. Therefore, the need to continue contributing to research in this area of knowledge is reiterated.

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“…El uso de internet por parte de los hijos adolescentes se ha convertido en un problema añadido para los padres. Se ha demostrado la fortaleza de la calidad de las relaciones familiares en el desarrollo de los hijos, como factor protector en la aparición de trastornos adictivos (Keijsers, 2016) y de violencia filio-parental (Calvete & Veytia, 2018;Carrascosa, Cava & Buelga, 2015). Sin embargo, el uso privado de internet puede obstaculizar el conocimiento de los padres sobre el uso de internet de los hijos (Álvarez, Torres, Rodríguez, Padilla & Rodrigo, 2013).…”

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Eficacia académica percibida, crianza, uso de internet y comportamiento en la adolescencia

Tur-Porcar¹,

Domènech²,

Jiménez³

2019

RLP

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Resumen El uso intensivo de internet puede contribuir a desarrollar disfunciones psicosociales graves en la adolescencia. El objetivo de esta investigación es analizar las relaciones de la percepción de eficacia académica con el uso de internet para ocio, los estilos de crianza y los problemas exteriorizados e interiorizados en la adolescencia (agresividad proactiva, reactiva, física y verbal, afiliación a pares rebeldes e inestabilidad emocional). Han participado 762 adolescentes de 12 a 17 años (M = 13.69; DT = 1.40; varones 52.8%). Utilizan internet en tiempo de ocio entre cero y 98 horas semanales, de ahí que la población se haya distribuido en cuartiles. Las variables se han obtenido a través de pruebas estandarizadas. Los análisis estadísticos se basan en metodología descriptiva y predictiva. Los resultados han permitido obtener tres conclusiones. Primera, el número de horas de internet para fines recreativos se relaciona con una peor eficacia académica percibida. Segunda, los adolescentes que usan Internet intensamente perciben más permisividad de los padres y menos apoyo y comunicación por parte de los padres. Estos adolescentes presentan más riesgo de conectarse con pares rebeldes y tienen índices más altos de inestabilidad emocional y agresividad (reactiva, proactiva, física y verbal). Tercera, la paternidad más punitiva, la agresividad y la afiliación a pares rebeldes aumentan el uso intensivo de Internet. Esta investigación corrobora la necesidad de una formación adecuada, dirigida a fomentar el apoyo y la comunicación paterno-filial para educar el uso racional y responsable de internet de ambos, padres y adolescentes

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Adaptación del Cuestionario de Violencia Filio-Parental en Adolescentes Mexicanos

Cited by 16 publications

References 38 publications

Predictive Psychosocial Factors of Child-to-Parent Violence in a Sample of Mexican Adolescents

Predictive Psychosocial Factors of Child-to-Parent Violence in a Sample of Mexican Adolescents

Family Violence in the Educational Context: A Bibliometric Study

Eficacia académica percibida, crianza, uso de internet y comportamiento en la adolescencia

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