Propiedades psicométricas del Inventario de Estilos de
Resolución de Conflictos en jóvenes mexicanos

doi:10.23923/j.rips.2018.02.022

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“…Negative conflict engagement is positively associated with anxiety symptoms while positive problem solving with life satisfaction in mothers, fathers and adolescents. These results are in line with several studies (Hanzal & Segrin, 2009; Rojas-Solís et al, 2019; Van Doorn et al, 2007) that have found an association between positive strategies and higher well-being and between negative strategies with a higher risk of internalising and externalising problems. Therefore, this study highlights the significance and importance of engaging in positive exchanges, even in conflict situations, and the implications they have at the personal level.…”

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confidence: 92%

“…Adolescents, instead, were asked to rate the extent to which they used the same two conflict resolution styles when they have conflicts with peers. The reliability and validity of the two subscales has been extensively documented (Rojas-Solís et al, 2019; Van Doorn et al, 2011) and further confirmed in this study for both parents and adolescents (see MacDonald’s omegas in Table 1).…”

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confidence: 83%

“…The conflict management styles adolescents use can increase the risk of internalising and externalising problems (Rojas-Solís et al, 2019) and contribute to their psychosocial adaptation. Adolescents who did not manage conflict positively and constructively with peers in their symmetrical relations were found to be at risk for ill-being, such as anxiety, higher levels of problem behaviours, and social rejection; adolescents who managed conflict appropriately were found to have healthier friendships and well-being (Staats et al, 2018).…”

Section: Conflict Management Styles and Well-beingmentioning

confidence: 99%

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The conflict resolution styles in adolescence: The modeling role of parents.

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Gallo,

Cuzzocrea

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The objective of this study is to test in mothers, fathers, and adolescents the association of conflict resolution styles (negative conflict engagement and positive problem solving) on anxiety symptoms and life satisfaction, and the transmission of conflict resolution styles through the role of the parental role model. One hundred fiftyfour cohabitating families composed of father, mother, and adolescent, took part in the research. Structural equation modeling was used to test the proposed model. The results highlight how both parents' negative conflict engagement and mothers' positive problem solving were directly related to those of adolescents. Furthermore, the results suggest the indirect role of fathers' anxiety and adolescent negative conflict engagement in the associations between fathers' conflict engagement and child anxiety, and the indirect role of mothers' life satisfaction and adolescent positive problem solving in the associations between mother's positive problem solving to the child's life satisfaction. The present study highlights the importance of analysing conflict resolution strategies within families and suggests that socialisation of conflict styles from both parents to adolescents can be facilitated by maternal and paternal modeling. Mothers and fathers contribute in unique ways to shaping adolescents' conflict resolution strategies and well-being. Public Significance StatementAdolescents' conflict resolution styles and their well-being may be examined in light of the strategies undertaken by parents to manage dyadic conflict and their well-being. Results suggest that this process may occur through modeling, and that mothers and fathers make a unique contribution to adolescent functioning and well-being.

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Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 92%

Section: Methodssupporting

confidence: 83%

Section: Conflict Management Styles and Well-beingmentioning

confidence: 99%

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The conflict resolution styles in adolescence: The modeling role of parents.

Gugliandolo,

Gallo,

Cuzzocrea

et al. 2024

Canadian Journal of Behavioural Science / Revue canadienne des

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“…El interés por estudiar el conflicto radica en identificar la manera en que el adolescente lo enfrenta y resuelve; un conflicto será resuelto eficazmente, en la medida en que el resultado sea adaptativo. Rojas-Solís et al, (2019) se conciben como la principal causa de ruptura en cualquier tipo de relación interpersonal, lo que genera un sentimiento de malestar; de ahí la trascendencia de emplear estrategias positivas de resolución, lo que tiende a la reducción de conductas violentas y malestar emocional, y, por lo tanto, el aumento del bienestar personal. Garaigordobil et al, (2016) afirman que la percepción que se tiene del conflicto constituye la base en función de lo cual será afrontado.…”

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Promoción de habilidades socioemocionales para la resolución de conflictos y conductas de riesgo en adolescentes en condiciones de vulnerabilidad social

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2021

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Las condiciones de vulnerabilidad social afectan el sano desarrollo de los individuos de diversas comunidades, pero en particular los adolescentes, constituyen una población de riesgo dados los cambios a los que se enfrentan, los cuales se agudizan en contextos adversos; por ello la necesidad de implementar acciones tendientes a disminuir conductas de riesgo que permitan enfrentarse eficazmente a los desafíos diarios y promover comportamientos adaptativos. El objetivo del estudio fue promover mediante una intervención, habilidades socioemocionales asociadas a la resolución de conflictos en adolescentes en condiciones de vulnerabilidad, para disminuir conductas riesgo, en particular la actitud ante drogas y alcohol. Basado en una metodología cuantitativa, se utilizó un diseño preexperimental; participaron 69 adolescentes escolarizados en un programa de intervención con duración de 3 meses; se utilizaron las escalas Tolerancia a la frustración, Autoeficacia, Conflictack, Resistencia a la presión de amigos para consumo de alcohol y cuestionario de actitud ante drogas. Los resultados muestran cambios significativos en Tolerancia a la frustración, Actitud ante drogas y alcohol y Resolución de problemas. Se concluye que, al desarrollar habilidades socioemocionales, los adolescentes aprendieron a enfrentar eficazmente situaciones problemáticas, mostrando una actitud de rechazo hacia el alcohol y las drogas y con ello, reduciéndose la probabilidad de involucrarse en adicciones.

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Propiedades psicométricas del Inventario de Estilos de Resolución de Conflictos en jóvenes mexicanos

Cited by 2 publications

References 25 publications

The conflict resolution styles in adolescence: The modeling role of parents.

The conflict resolution styles in adolescence: The modeling role of parents.

Promoción de habilidades socioemocionales para la resolución de conflictos y conductas de riesgo en adolescentes en condiciones de vulnerabilidad social

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