Escala Breve de Resiliencia frente a los Problemas de Comportamiento de los hijos (EBR-PC)

Cantero-García, María; Alonso‐Tapia, Jesús

doi:10.6018/analesps.34.3.312601

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“…This change in habits of children and adolescents, in addition to the behavior problems in this population, are related to parental stress. Thus, management of behavior children's problems (aggressiveness, rebelliousness, social and emotional problems, disobedience) can become a stressful life situation that can increase parental stress as it decreases resilience (Cantero- García and Alonso-Tapia, 2018). The role of parental stress in childhood development and behavior, affects the perception parents have of their children, and this, the quality of couple interaction (Crnic and Low, 2002;Mackintosh et al, 2006;Mitchell and Hauser-Cram, 2010;Fernández-Rodríguez et al, 2015).…”

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Analysis of Psychosocial Adjustment in the Family During Confinement: Problems and Habits of Children and Youth and Parental Stress and Resilience

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The COVID-19 health crisis has led to a dramatic change in dynamics and habits of families, which may be a factor involved in the development and maintenance of problems and difficulties in children. The present study is a cross-sectional study that aims to describe and analyze the relationship between the difficulties in psychological adjustment and the change of habits of the infant-juvenile population as perceived by their parents and their stress and resilience during the total confinement of the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic in Spain, as well as analyzing the course of the changes and the relationships between weeks 3 to 6, that is, the score of different participants in each week of the confinement. The sample is comprised of 883 parents of children and adolescents between 3 and 18 years of age. Children’s psychological adjustment, children’s habits, parental stress, and parental resilience were assessed by parents. The results show that parents perceive a change in the habits and psychological difficulties in their children. At the same time, our results describe parents with a high level of stress and resilience, with differences depending on the children’s ages. The time of confinement accentuates the perception of parents about the psychological difficulties of their children and parental stress, as well as a decrease in resilience. These difficulties are reduced when the parent has resilience competencies. These results show that the resilience of parents mediate the relationship between parental stress and psychological problems of their children. These results shows that COVID-19 lockdown had a considerable effect on families, both on children and parents. Some practical implications based on results are provided.

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Analysis of Psychosocial Adjustment in the Family During Confinement: Problems and Habits of Children and Youth and Parental Stress and Resilience

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“…The network would have gained in simplicity and processing speed, but would have decreased in predictive capacity, which is why it was decided to include these variables as well [40]. On the other hand, the synaptic weights of the different types of roles in the network invite reflection on the relevance of teachers as positive models [12,[27][28][29]36,37].…”

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“…In another vein, resilience can be understood as a set of coping strategies aimed at solving in a functional way both the problems of daily life and those of a punctual but extremely intense nature, recovering satisfactorily from adversity [31]. This is a characteristic of people with emotional intelligence, which is related to good teaching performance [32][33][34][35][36] and with a greater ability to manage perceived stress [37]. Levels of resilience may predict the use of a violence-focused strategy (OEE) or others of a more prosocial nature.…”

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What If Violent Behavior Was a Coping Strategy? Approaching a Model Based on Artificial Neural Networks

Ramón

Rodríguez

2020

Sustainability

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The aggressor sets in motion dysfunctional and violent behaviors with others in the dynamic of bullying. These behaviors can be understood as misfit coping strategies in response to environmental demands perceived as stressful, putting at risk the quality of education. The aim of this study was to develop a predictive model based on artificial neural networks (ANN) to forecast a violent coping strategy based on perceived stress, resilience, other coping strategies and various socio-demographic variables. For this purpose, the Stress Coping Questionnaire (SCQ), the Perceived Stress Scale (PSS) and the Brief Resilient Coping Scale (BRCS) were administered to 283 participants from the educational field (71.5% women). The design was cross-sectional. An inferential analysis (multilayer perception ANN) was performed with SPSS version 24. The results showed a predictive model that took into consideration the subject’s stress levels, personal assessment and strategies such as negative self-targeting or avoidance to predict open emotional expression (a coping strategy defined by violent behaviors) in approximately four out of five cases. The conclusions emphasis the need for considering problem solving, stress management and coping skills to prevent school violence and improve the social environment through sustainable psychological measures.

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“…En razón al panorama descrito es que, a lo largo de los años se han diseñado distintos instrumentos de medición para la resiliencia, esto debido en parte a la amplitud de definiciones que existen sobre el constructo (Cantero & Alonso, 2018). Algunos de estos instrumentos miden directamente la resiliencia, mientras que otros lo hacen de forma indirecta a través de los diferentes factores que la conforman (Ortunio & Guevara, 2016).…”

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Análisis de las propiedades psicométricas de la Brief Resilience Scale (BRS) en universitarios peruanos

Escudero Nolasco,

Bracamonte Acasiete,

Canales Yauri

et al. 2023

PYR

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Esta investigación de tipo instrumental tuvo como objetivo analizar las evidencias psicométricas de la Brief Resilence Scale (BRS) en universitarios peruanos. Participaron 468 estudiantes de universidades públicas y privadas, siendo 62,6% mujeres y 37.4% varones, con un rango de edad entre los 18 a 50 años (M=23.97; DE=6.58). Se ratificó el ajuste del modelo oblicuo mediante el análisis factorial confirmatorio (CFI=.993; TLI=.987; RMSEA=.004; SRMR=.023) y se obtuvieron valores adecuados de confiabilidad (α =.79 y ω =.85). Además, se determinó la validez de criterio en relación con la misma variable con la Brief Resilent Coping Scale (BRCS) (r=.606); para la validez convergente y divergente se empleó el Life Orientation Test (LOT – R) (r=.617) y la Depression Anxiety Stress Scale-21 (DASS – 21) siendo los coeficientes de correlación de r=-.546 en depresión, r= -.515 en ansiedad y r= -.514 en estrés. Finalmente, se analizó la invarianza según sexo, edad y universidad de los participantes, encontrándose adecuados valores de equidad en cuatro niveles de invarianza factorial. Por lo tanto, se concluye que la BRS es un instrumento con adecuadas evidencias de validez, confiabilidad y equidad para medir la resiliencia en universitarios peruanos.

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Escala Breve de Resiliencia frente a los Problemas de Comportamiento de los hijos (EBR-PC)

Cited by 7 publications

References 17 publications

Analysis of Psychosocial Adjustment in the Family During Confinement: Problems and Habits of Children and Youth and Parental Stress and Resilience

Analysis of Psychosocial Adjustment in the Family During Confinement: Problems and Habits of Children and Youth and Parental Stress and Resilience

What If Violent Behavior Was a Coping Strategy? Approaching a Model Based on Artificial Neural Networks

Análisis de las propiedades psicométricas de la Brief Resilience Scale (BRS) en universitarios peruanos

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