Análise das práticas e das habilidades sociais educativas maternas na interação com os filhos adolescentes

Predictors of behavioral problems in adolescents: family, personal and demographic variables

“…In general, the social skills in the frequency indicator (F1-Empathy, F2-Self-control, F3-Civility, F4-Assertiveness, F6-Social resourcefulness) and social competence obtained statistically significant negative correlations. These data are in agreement with some studies that also identified associations of fewer social skills and less social competence with more behavior problems Durbag et al, 2010;Sabbag, 2010). Regarding the indicator of difficulty of social skills, the data from the present study identified statistically significant positive correlations between all the factors and behavior problems.…”

“…The clinical group reported a higher presence of negative practices (physical abuse, neglect, relaxed discipline and inconsistent punishment) when compared to the nonclinical group, these being the comparisons with higher magnitudes of difference. The nonclinical group reported a greater presence of positive practices (positive monitoring and moral behavior) in relation to the clinical group, which is in line with the studies by Sabbag and Bolsoni-Silva (2011) and Sabbag (2010).…”

“…In relation to the correlational data regarding maternal parenting practices, data from the present study identified statistically significant negative correlations in all practices (positive monitoring, moral behavior, physical abuse, neglect, negative monitoring, relaxed discipline and inconsistent punishment). These data also highlight data from the studies by Gomide (2014), Sabbag (2010) and Salvo (2010), which found that with more negative IEP indices, the behavioral problem scores were higher.…”

“…Additionally, they identified positive correlations between difficulty in self-control, social resourcefulness and anxious/depressed; social problems and difficulty of empathy; attention problems and civility; and breaking of rules and difficulty in self-control for adolescents with behavioral problems. These results were similar to those of Sabbag (2010).…”

“…According to Gomide (2014), parenting practices involve the behaviors of the parents associated with affection, the establishment of limits and rules, the supervision of activities and the monitoring of the social/moral and academic behavior of their children. Some studies have highlighted that positive maternal practices are related to lower incidences of behavioral problems and negative parenting practices are positively correlated with behavioral problems (Sabbag, 2010;Salvo, 2010).…”