Suicidal ideation, parenting style, and family climate among Hong Kong adolescents

Wai, Lai Ka; McBride‐Chang, Catherine

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“…Family APGAR, a questionnaire initially developed by Smilkstein in 1978 to explore family functioning and validated for adolescents in Colombia by Avendaño, Campo, Duarte and Forero (2006). The instrument has good performance and the internal consistency is satisfactory (0.793).…”

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Factores Familiares y Personales Predictores de Trastornos de Conducta Alimentaria en Jóvenes

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2017

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<span style="font-family: 'Garamond',serif; font-size: 8pt; mso-bidi-font-size: 10.0pt; mso-fareast-font-family: 'Times New Roman'; mso-bidi-font-family: 'Times New Roman'; mso-ansi-language: EN-US; mso-fareast-language: AR-SA; mso-bidi-language: AR-SA;" lang="EN-US">This correlational descriptive study aimed to validate the predictive model of risk of developing eating behavior disorder in young people based on the measurement of variables such as eating behavior, body image dissatisfaction, body mass index, family functioning, and the use of criticism toward young people about their weight and the shape of their body, in young people and parents. The non-randomized sample of convenience included 208 participants, 104 of them were adolescents aged between 11 and 18 years, studying in different high schools, and 104 family members considered to be significant by the teenagers. EAT-26, ECA, Family APGAR, FEICS, and BMI were applied, all validated for the Colombian population. As a result of the multivariate analysis, it was found that the high risk of developing behavioral disorders in young people is related to high risk in their relatives; the article concludes that parents, in addition to playing a protective role, may represent a risk factor for the eating behavior of their children, given that children model their behavior on their parents from early childhood.</span>

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“…There was no significant Researches examined the contribution of family parenting styles to depression of 451 eighth graders enrolled in a longitudinal study (38) . Family (45) . One group was experiencing suicidal ideation and the other was not.…”

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Relationships between parenting styles and risk behaviors in adolescent health: an integrative literature review

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Research over the past 20 years suggests that the quality of the parent-adolescent relationship significantly affects the development of risk behaviors in adolescent health. The purpose of this paper is to present a review of studies published between 1996-2007 143Adolescence is a critical period for the development of healthy behaviors and lifestyles.Findings from numerous studies over the past 20 years suggest that the quality of the parent-adolescent relationship has significant impact on the development or prevention of risky adolescent health behaviors (1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)(8) .Although there are many behaviors that might be unhealthy dietary behaviors; and physical inactivity (9) .

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“…Los resultados anteriores subrayan la importancia de la satisfacción con el funcionamiento familiar y con las relaciones interpersonales como factor protector del riesgo suicida (Lai & McBride-Chang, 2001). La familia puede ser tanto un factor protector como de riesgo suicida, según las características de las relaciones.…”

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Intento e Ideación Suicida en Consultantes a Salud Mental: Estilos Depresivos, Malestar Interpersonal y Satisfacción Familiar

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Se estudió la relación entre estilo de vivencia depresiva, satisfacción familiar, malestar en las relaciones interpersonales y conducta suicida en 405 consultantes a salud mental en la Región Metropolitana, Chile, a través de una muestra intencionada. Se clasificaron en: intento de suicidio de alta gravedad, intento de suicidio de baja gravedad, ideación suicida y sin conducta suicida. Se utilizaron los instrumentos DEQ, OQ-45.2, APGAR, RFL, Escala de Riesgo-Rescate y Escala de Intención Suicida. Se realizaron ANOVA,  2 y modelos de mediación y moderación de procesos condicionales. El grupo con intento suicida de alta gravedad mostró una predominancia del estilo dependiente. Hubo una alta presencia del estilo autocrítico en la muestra total, especialmente en el grupo con ideación suicida. Los grupos con riesgo suicida presentaron mayores índices disfuncionales de malestar interpersonal y una mayor percepción de disfuncionalidad familiar grave que el grupo sin conducta suicida. La satisfacción con el funcionamiento familiar mostró un efecto en la intencionalidad de morir al momento del intento de suicidio. Estos resultados subrayan la importancia del funcionamiento familiar y las relaciones interpersonales en el riesgo suicida.Palabras clave: suicidio, relaciones familiares, relaciones interpersonales, trastorno depresivo, riesgo suicidaThe relationship between depressive experience style, family satisfaction, discomfort in interpersonal relationships, and suicidal behavior was studied in a purposive sample of 405 mental health patients in the Metropolitan Region of Chile. They were classified into high severity suicide attempt, low severity suicide attempt, suicidal ideation, and no suicidal behavior. The instruments used were: DEQ, OQ-45.2, APGAR, RFL, Risk-Rescue Rating Scale, and Suicidal Intent Scale. ANOVA,  2 , and models of mediation and moderation of conditional processes were conducted. The high severity suicide attempt group showed a significant predominance of the dependent style compared with the group without suicidal behavior. There was a high presence of the self-critical style throughout the sample, especially in the suicidal ideation group. The groups with suicide risk had higher dysfunctional rates of interpersonal discomfort and a greater perception of severe family dysfunction than the group without suicidal behavior. Satisfaction with family functioning was observed to influence the intention to die at the time of the suicide attempt. These results underscore the importance of family functioning and interpersonal relationships in suicide risk.

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Suicidal ideation, parenting style, and family climate among Hong Kong adolescents

Cited by 109 publications

References 43 publications

Factores Familiares y Personales Predictores de Trastornos de Conducta Alimentaria en Jóvenes

Factores Familiares y Personales Predictores de Trastornos de Conducta Alimentaria en Jóvenes

Relationships between parenting styles and risk behaviors in adolescent health: an integrative literature review

Intento e Ideación Suicida en Consultantes a Salud Mental: Estilos Depresivos, Malestar Interpersonal y Satisfacción Familiar

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