2012
DOI: 10.33776/amc.v38i157-158.2085
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La interacción entre padres e hijos y su relación con los problemas de conducta externalizante

Abstract: ResumenEl presente estudio se propone analizar la posible relación existente entre los problemas de conducta externalizante en los niños medidos por sus padres a través del BASC (Sistema de Evaluación de la Conducta de Niños y Adolescentes) y el estilo de crianza según el PCRI (Cuestionario de Crianza Parental) compuesto por siete factores: apoyo, satisfacción con la crianza, compromiso, comunicación, disciplina, autonomía y distribución de rol, en una muestra de 278 niños (152 niños y 126 niñas) entre 3 y 14 … Show more

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“…In accord with previous findings (Hill et al, 2018;Holtrop et al, 2015;Marchand-Reilly, 2012;Pouliot-Lapointe et al, 2014;Raya Trenas et al, 2012), inconsistent discipline was a predictor of preadolescent externalizing problem behaviors in the Mexican culture as well, thus supporting our first hypothesis. This implies that by not consistently setting, supervising or enforcing limits, parents are neglecting to model their expectations (Beck & Haigh, 2014), thus worsening the parent-child relationship (Omer et al, 2016), weakening compliance to parental authority in the future (Assor et al, 2009) and developing distress in their children.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 92%
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“…In accord with previous findings (Hill et al, 2018;Holtrop et al, 2015;Marchand-Reilly, 2012;Pouliot-Lapointe et al, 2014;Raya Trenas et al, 2012), inconsistent discipline was a predictor of preadolescent externalizing problem behaviors in the Mexican culture as well, thus supporting our first hypothesis. This implies that by not consistently setting, supervising or enforcing limits, parents are neglecting to model their expectations (Beck & Haigh, 2014), thus worsening the parent-child relationship (Omer et al, 2016), weakening compliance to parental authority in the future (Assor et al, 2009) and developing distress in their children.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 92%
“…When parents communicate roles and limits through disciplinary practices, they provide children with a clear set of guidelines for appropriate behavior, making them feel more comfortable with their parents, have a closer parent-child relationship, self-regulate earlier than their counterparts, and accept discipline with greater ease ( Aguilar-Yamuza, Raya-Trenas, Pino-Osuna, & Herruzo-Cabrera, 2019 ; Soenens & Vansteenkiste, 2010). In contrast, inconsistent disciplinary practices fail to provide sufficient and clear cues for socially acceptable behavior in children, which results in the development of externalizing problems ( Hill, Witherspoon, & Bartz, 2018 ; Holtrop, McNeil Smith, & Scott, 2015 ; Marchand-Reilly, 2012 ; Pouliot-Lapointe, Gagné, Drapeau, & Saint-Jacques, 2014 ; Raya Trenas, Pino-Osuna, & Herruzo-Cabrera., 2012 ).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A su vez, el modo en que los cuidadores distribuyen el rol de crianza según género predice significativamente la conducta de los NNyA (Trenas et al, 2012). En investigaciones previas se ha encontrado que el machismo contribuye a las prácticas de crianza y al desarrollo del lenguaje de los NNyA (Vásconez Rivera, 2017), siendo de gran relevancia delimitar el modo en que las madres y padres distribuyen el rol de género en sus prácticas y sus efectos en el desarrollo.…”
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