Child-to-Parent Aggression Questionnaire

Calvete, Esther; Gámez-Guadix, Manuel; Orue, Izaskun; González-Díez, Zahira; Arroyabe, Elena López de; Sampedro, Rafael Jiménez; Pereira, Rubiane Guarino; Zubizarreta, Anik; Borrajo, Erika

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“…Violencia Filio Parental, se midió con la Escala de Violencia Filio-parental, (Straus y Douglas, 2004), con la última adaptación de Calvete et al, (2013), en ella se añadieron 4 ítems referidos a violencia económica (por ejemplo, "robo o he robado dinero a mis padres"). Así, la escala final se compone de 10 ítems, usando una escala tipo Likert de 5 opciones de respuesta 0 -nunca-a 5 -muchas veces-, que miden agresión hacia el padre y hacia la madre, respectivamente.…”

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Violencia filio-parental y estilos de crianza en estudiantes y progenitores de Guayaquil-Ecuador.

Mieles Zambrano,

Aveiga Macay

2024

Revista Ehquidad

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Por medio de la utilización de un diseño correlacional con un enfoque transversal y metodología cuantitativa, se evidencio una prevalencia significativa en la violencia psicológica, que es perpetrada en mayor medida hacia el padre por ambos géneros, que figuran bajo un estilo de crianza autoritario, en cuanto a la violencia económica, el nivel de violencia es accionada hacia ambos progenitores, por ello, se denota la existencia de una correlación significativa entre las variables determinadas: la violencia filio-parental y los estilos de crianza que se promueven en los hogares de la población encuestada. Por lo cual, el objetivo de esta investigación fue analizar la relación entre la violencia filio-parental y estilos de crianza que presentan las y los estudiantes hacia sus progenitores de la unidad educativa Sergio Núñez Santamaría de la ciudad de Guayaquil, periodo junio-julio de 2023.

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Violencia filio-parental y estilos de crianza en estudiantes y progenitores de Guayaquil-Ecuador.

Mieles Zambrano,

Aveiga Macay

2024

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“…Early Maladaptive Schemas (EMSs) constitute the deepest level of cognition and reflect the predominant themes that include an individual's emotions, memories, core beliefs, and physical sensations that take place in the context of interpersonal relationships (Young, al., 2003). Proposed by Young (1999), they are specifically described as dysfunctional, wide, and pervasive mental structures, anchored in sentiments and memories about oneself and his/her relationships with others, established during childhood/adolescence, and constantly evolving throughout one's lifetime (Calvete et al, 2018;Young, al., 2003).…”

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Drunkorexia Among a Sample of Lebanese Adults: The Role of Early Maladaptive Schemas

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Background: Drunkorexia is a food and alcohol disturbance described as being a range of disordered and compensatory eating behaviors that co-occur with excessive alcohol consumption. The remarkable correlation, highlighted in the literature, between dysfunctional cognitions and both eating disorders and substance use disorders is able to emphasize that cognitive phenomena can be an intrapersonal factor linked to drunkorexia disorder. The aim of this study was to assess the correlation between early maladaptive schemas (EMSs) and drunkorexia among a sample of Lebanese adults. Method: We conducted a cross-sectional study across all the Lebanese governorates (September-December 2020; N = 258). The Drunkorexia Motives and Behaviors Scales, Drunkorexia Fails Scale, Drunkorexia during an Alcohol Consumption Event Scale, and Post-Drinking Compensation Scale were used to assess drunkorexia, whereas the Young Schema Questionnaire-Short Form three was used to measure EMSs. Results: Emotional deprivation and subjugation were significantly associated with more drunkorexia motives, whereas emotional inhibition was significantly associated with less drunkorexia motives. Failure was significantly associated with more drunkorexia behaviors. Abandonment and mistrust were significantly associated with more drunkorexia fails, whereas unrelenting standards was significantly associated with less drunkorexia fails. Subjugation was significantly associated with more drunkorexia during alcohol consumption on events. Social isolation was significantly associated with more post-drinking compensation, whereas unrelenting standards was significantly associated with less post-drinking compensation. Conclusion: Our findings showed that drunkorexia is positively associated with EMSs, delineating as well the specific relationships between dysfunctional cognitive schemas and drunkorexia’s maladaptive behavioral aspects. They support the hypothesis that EMSs might play an important role in drunkorexia’s development and perpetuation. This study could therefore serve healthcare professionals for the cognitive approach of patients with concomitant alcohol misuse and eating disorders while emphasizing the value of cognitive-behavioral interventions—namely schema therapy.

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Exploring Explanations for APVA: Characteristics and Behaviours of Young People

McCloud

2021

Adolescent-to-Parent Violence and Abuse

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Child-to-Parent Aggression Questionnaire

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Violencia filio-parental y estilos de crianza en estudiantes y progenitores de Guayaquil-Ecuador.

Violencia filio-parental y estilos de crianza en estudiantes y progenitores de Guayaquil-Ecuador.

Drunkorexia Among a Sample of Lebanese Adults: The Role of Early Maladaptive Schemas

Exploring Explanations for APVA: Characteristics and Behaviours of Young People

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