Estudio de incidencia del clima social familiar y bienestar psicológico, y su relación con la resolución de conflictos en las parejas de estudiantes de bachillerato de la Ciudad de Loja

Abstract

Abstract: This study investigates how family and personal factors influence the conflict resolution strategies of adolescents aged 15 to 17 in romantic relationships. We collaborated with a local educational institution and 111 students were included in the study. In addition, surveys and evaluation scales were used: Family Social Climate Scale, Psychological Well being Scale and Conflict Resolution Tactics Scale (M-CTS). A positive relationship was found between the family climate and conflict resolution tactics, highlighting the need to promote positive communication at home, highlighting the importance of family and personal factors in conflict resolution strategies. In addition, it was observed that psychological well-being is related to healthier strategies to resolve conflicts in their romantic relationships. These findings underscore the importance of improving emotional well-being from an early age to benefit interpersonal relationships. This research not only contributes to understanding how to improve relationships, but also supports the creation of interventions that promote healthy relationships and psychological well-being in adolescence.