Violencia filio-parental y su relación con variables psicosociales: consumo de drogas y el grupo de iguales
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2017-05-23
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Jaén: Universidad de Jaén
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El objetivo del presente estudio fue analizar las diferencias entre un grupo que ejerce violencia filio-parental y un grupo que no ejerce violencia filio-parental en consumo de drogas y grupo de iguales, y comprobar la relación existente entre la violencia filio-parental y el consumo de drogas y grupo de iguales. La muestra estuvo formada por 241 adolescentes españoles procedentes de diferentes institutos de enseñanza secundaria de la provincia de Jaén (49.8% chicos y 50.2% chicas) de entre 12 y 17 años. Los resultados muestran diferencias significativas entre el grupo que ejerce violencia filio-parental y el grupo que no ejerce violencia filio-parental en consumo de drogas y grupo de iguales. Los resultados varían en función del tipo de violencia ejercida. Por otro lado, se han encontrado correlaciones positivas significativas entre los distintos tipos de violencia filio-parental y el consumo de drogas y grupo de iguales conflictivo.
The aim of the present study was to analyze the differences between a group that exerts child-to-parent violence and a group that doesn’t practise child-to-parent violence in drug use and peer group, and to verify the relation between the child-to-parent violence and the drug use and peer group. The sample consisted on 241 spanish teenager from different high school in the province of Jaén (49.8% boys and 50.2% girls) aged between 12 and 17 years old. The results show significant differences between the group that has exercised child-to-parent violence and the group that doesn’t exercise child-to-parent violence in drug use and peer group. The results vary according to the type of violence exercised. On the other hand, significant positive correlations have been found between the different types of child-to-parent violence and drug use and peer group conflict.
The aim of the present study was to analyze the differences between a group that exerts child-to-parent violence and a group that doesn’t practise child-to-parent violence in drug use and peer group, and to verify the relation between the child-to-parent violence and the drug use and peer group. The sample consisted on 241 spanish teenager from different high school in the province of Jaén (49.8% boys and 50.2% girls) aged between 12 and 17 years old. The results show significant differences between the group that has exercised child-to-parent violence and the group that doesn’t exercise child-to-parent violence in drug use and peer group. The results vary according to the type of violence exercised. On the other hand, significant positive correlations have been found between the different types of child-to-parent violence and drug use and peer group conflict.