Influencia de los Estilos Parentales en la Conducta de los Hijos de Familias en Estado de Riesgo

Abstract

Abstract:The present investigation had as objective to determine the influence of the styles behavior in the behavior of children of families in a state of risk-case study. For For this, a quantitative-descriptive methodology of a non-exploratory type was used with a design longitudinal cut. The sample was non-probabilistic which consisted of 51 participating families of which 32 are mothers and 19 are fathers; the data was compiled through the following instruments: Parental Functioning Scale (EFP), Scale of conduct problems (EPC). The results obtained with respect to the scales In relation to parental styles, they indicate the following values: parenting style permissive (54.2%), authoritarian (52.8), democratic (28.8), overprotective (29.3) and with respect the following values ​​are indicated on the scale of behavioral problems: conduct internalizing (57.40), externalizing (60.13). Therefore, it is evident that the styles parents of upbringing influence the behavior of children, corroborating Baumrind's theory, Macobby and Martin, therefore, it is important to approach families in a timely manner to achieve through psychoeducation the use of an appropriate parental style.