Los doce que sobreviven. Fortalecimiento de los programas de desarrollo para la primera infancia en el Tercer Mundo

Myers, R

doi:10.1590/s0036-46651994000200020

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“…Parental practices (PP), refer to specific behaviours used by parents and caretakers of children to guide childhood development and socialization goals (Myers, 1993;Solís-Cámara & Díaz, 2007). These practices are associated with the children's health, nutrition, and psychological and physical development, and their ability to learn everyday life skills that enable them to develop socially and create a safe environment (Darling & Steinberg, 1993;Forgatch & Patterson, 2010;Forgatch, Patterson, Degarmo, & Beldavs, 2009;Pichardo, Justicia, & Fernández, 2009;Repetti, Taylor, & Seeman, 2002).…”

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“…Parenting practices have a direct impact on children's behaviour (Solís-Cámara et al, 2007) as care patterns may act as risk factors when they foster behavioural issues or child psychopathology (Myers, 1993;Vera & Moon, 2013;Cuervo, 2010;Denham et al, 2000;Hill, 2002;Séguin & Pilon, 2013;Shaw, Gilliom, Ingoldsby, & Nagin, 2003), and may also be protective when they are positive, encouraging the development of skills and self-confidence in the child (Bauermeister, Cumba, Martínez, & Puente, 2008;Ramírez, 2007).…”

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Internal consistency and confirmatory validity of the parenting practices inventory in a Mexican population sample

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Introduction. Parenting practices refer to specific behaviours used by parents and caretakers of children to guide childhood development and socialization goals. These practices are associated with children’s health, psychological, and physical development. Objective. To determine the psychometric properties of the Parenting Practices Inventory (PPI) among a group of child caregivers in Mexico City. Method. The PPI was applied to 443 caregivers of children and adolescents, who attended a general health care centre in Mexico City. For the psychometric evaluation of the instrument, the full distribution and discrimination of the items was analysed first. Then, the validity of the construct was tested through an exploratory factor analysis and a confirmatory analysis with structural equation modelling. Results. The internal consistency of the PPI showed α = .867 and 41.25% of variance explained for all four dimensions of interest. The confirmatory factor analysis showed that the model had goodness of fit. It included twenty-four items with adequate consistency and validity indices. Discussion and conclusion. The PPI is therefore a potentially useful psychometric measure for evaluating parenting practices among this type of population and could have major implications for the development of interventions and preventive programmes. It provides scientific bases for diagnostic decision-making and primary health care from the moment of initial contact to specialized medical care.

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Internal consistency and confirmatory validity of the parenting practices inventory in a Mexican population sample

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Prácticas de crianza en la primera infancia en los municipios de Riosucio y Manzanares

Hernandez

2022

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El presente artículo hace parte del proyecto de investigación Promoción de competencias parentales para el desarrollo de conductas prosociales de niños y niñas de 4 a 7 años realizado en el eje cafetero y que hace parte del programa presentado a Colciencias: “Sentidos y prácticas políticas de niños, niñas y jóvenes en contextos de vulnerabilidad en el eje cafetero, Antioquia y Bogotá: un camino posible de consolidación de la democracia, la paz y la reconciliación mediante procesos de formación ciudadana”. Es el resultado de la segunda fase del proyecto, en la que mediante la realización de entrevistas semiestructuradas se buscó describir las prácticas de crianza en la primera infancia utilizadas por las familias de dos municipios de Caldas.

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Los doce que sobreviven. Fortalecimiento de los programas de desarrollo para la primera infancia en el Tercer Mundo

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Internal consistency and confirmatory validity of the parenting practices inventory in a Mexican population sample

Internal consistency and confirmatory validity of the parenting practices inventory in a Mexican population sample

Prácticas de crianza en la primera infancia en los municipios de Riosucio y Manzanares

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