Family expressed emotion and drug use in young / Emoción expresada familiar y uso de drogas en jóvenes

Abstract

(Recibido: 8/10/09 / Aceptado: 1/12/09) reSumen La familia es el principal agente de riesgo y protección de uso de droga a edades tempranas, sobre todo el factor de clima emocional familiar. La emoción expresada (EE) es un concepto que refleja la atmósfera emocional del hogar. Los componentes específicos de la EE, crítica, hostilidad y sobreimplicación emocional, son predictores importantes de recaída en diferentes patologías y en el abuso de drogas. El objetivo principal de este trabajo es describir la EE y examinar el papel del concepto en el uso de droga en jóvenes. En conclusión, la EE es una medida relevante, que necesita ser evaluada, en el uso de droga en jóvenes.Palabras clave: emoción expresada; familia; jóvenes; uso de drogas. AbStrActThe family is the main agent of risk and protection of drug use at younger ages, especially the family emocional climate factor. Expressed emotion (EE) is a concept reflecting the emotional atmosphere of the home environment. Specific components of EE, criticism, hostility and emotional over-involvement, they are important predictors of relapse in different pathologies and drug abuse. The main aim of this work is to describe the EE and examine the role of the concept in drug use in young

Acompañamiento pastoral para la reducción de riesgos psicosociales en la adolescencia

“…This is evidenced by the non-creation of a paternal interpersonal bond and the search for affection and understanding in other identification groups (Muñoz and Graña, 2000;Cid-Monckton and Pedrão, 2011). Thus, it is possible to deduce that the lack of family involvement, in terms of support and strengthening of emotional bonds, has an impact on adolescents, promoting the absence of positive attitudes to create protective factors, difficulties in building self-concept, lack of values and communication skills to express what is happening to them and what they need help or support with (Friedman and Utada, 1992;Becerra, 2008;Cid-Monckton and Pedrão, 2011).…”