Factores psicosociales vinculados a la violencia filio-parental
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2016-06-10
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Jaén: Universidad de Jaén
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El primer objetivo fue analizar la relación entre la violencia filio-parental y el consumo de drogas. El segundo objetivo fue analizar la relación entre violencia filio-parental y los grupos de iguales. Y el tercer objetivo fue analizar la relación existente entre la violencia filio-parental y el control parental. La muestra fue de 254 estudiantes universitarios de las Universidades de Jaén (n= 183) y de Oviedo (n=71) con edades entre los 18 y los 25 años. Referido al consumo de drogas se han encontrado que éste es mayor para el grupo de violencia filio-parental que para el grupo de no violencia filio-parental. Así mismo se ha comprobado que la relación con grupos de iguales conflictivos también es mayor en el grupo que sí ejercía violencia filio parental que en el grupo que no la ejercía. Finalmente los datos obtenidos en relación al control ejercido por los padres muestran que no existe relación significativa entre esta variable y la violencia filio-parental.
The first objective was to analyze the relationship between the child-to-parent violence and drug use. The second objective was to analyze the relationship between child-to-parent violence and peer groups. The third objective was to analyze the relationship between the child-to-parent violence and parental control. The sample consisted of 254 college students from the Universities of Jaén (n = 183) and Oviedo (n = 71) aged between 18 and 25 years. Referred to drug use have found that it is higher for the group of child-to-parent violence for the group of non child-to-parent violence. Also it has been found that the relationship with conflicting peer groups is also higher in the group that exerted child-to-parent violence in the group not exercised. Finally, the data obtained in relation to the control exercised by parents show no significant relationship between this variable and child-to-parent violence.
The first objective was to analyze the relationship between the child-to-parent violence and drug use. The second objective was to analyze the relationship between child-to-parent violence and peer groups. The third objective was to analyze the relationship between the child-to-parent violence and parental control. The sample consisted of 254 college students from the Universities of Jaén (n = 183) and Oviedo (n = 71) aged between 18 and 25 years. Referred to drug use have found that it is higher for the group of child-to-parent violence for the group of non child-to-parent violence. Also it has been found that the relationship with conflicting peer groups is also higher in the group that exerted child-to-parent violence in the group not exercised. Finally, the data obtained in relation to the control exercised by parents show no significant relationship between this variable and child-to-parent violence.