Parental schemas in youngsters referred for antisocial behaviour problems demonstrating depressive symptoms

Vlierberghe, Leen Van; Timbremont, Benedikte; Braet, Caroline; Basile, Barbara

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“…These cognitive models of psychopathology have been researched extensively and are well supported in child/adolescent samples (See Hankin & Abela, 2005;Abela & Hankin, 2008;Lakdawalla, Hankin, & Mermelstein, 2007 for reviews). Countless studies have demonstrated that negative cognitive content acts as a vulnerability factor for various forms of psychopathology (e.g., Abela, Zinck, Kryger, Zilber, & Hankin, 2009;Gibb & Abela, 2008;Harmelen, Jong, Glashouwer, Spinhoven, Pennix, 2010;Kercher, Rapee & Schniering, 2009;Muris, 2006;Stallard, 2007;Vlierberghe, Timbremont, Braet, & Basile, 2007). Research has also supported Beck's cognitive content specificity hypothesis, indicating that various schema themes differentially predict various outcomes of psychopathology for youth (e.g., Epkins, 2000;Lewinsohn, Joiner, & Rohde, 2001;Lumley & Harkness, 2007;Muris, 2006).…”

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The Role of Positive Schemas in Child Psychopathology and Resilience

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Research on child psychopathology focuses almost exclusively on the role of negative schémas as a vulnerability factor, while there has been a neglect of research on the role ofpositive schémas in child psychopathology (MacLeod & Moore, 2000). While decades of research have established negative cognitive schémas as a potent vulnerability factor for various negative developmental outcomes (e.g., Abela & Hankin, 2008), cognitive models of child psychopathology have yet to fully integrate positive schémas as a potential vulnerability factor. The little research conducted on positive schémas to date, suggests they bear more attention in this regard (e.g.,

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“…Por fi m, os escores para cada uma das dezoito dimensões são gerados separadamente para os estilos paternos e os estilos maternos. Apesar da literatura a respeito do modelo não ser vasta, foram encontrados alguns estudos de validação do instrumento (Sheffi eld et al, 2006;Sheffi eld et al, 2005;Valentini, 2009) e associações entre estilos parentais e psicopatologia (Hinrichsen et al, 2007;Sheffi eld et al, 2006;Vlierberghe et al, 2007).…”

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Modelo clínico de estilos parentais de Jeffrey Young: revisão da literatura

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Alchieri²

2009

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Resumo. Os estudos focados na família e sua infl uência no desenvolvimento social, emocional e cognitivo da criança e do adolescente receberam destaque nas últimas décadas. Pesquisadores têm ressaltado a importância dos estilos parentais, os quais se referem às características globais de interações entre pais e fi lhos. Tais características foram discutidas por autores como Baumrind, Maccoby e Martin e Steinberg, dentre outros, que ampliaram a compreensão do tema e respaldaram, ainda, as investigações das relações entre os estilos parentais, as psicopatologias e os aspectos positivos do desenvolvimento. Entretanto, um modelo clínico foi proposto somente na dé-cada de 1990, por Jeff rey Young, associado à Terapia Focada em Esquemas. Para ele, os estilos parentais estão associados aos esquemas mentais desadaptados e recebem os mesmos nomes desses últimos. O autor propõe, com isso, a existência de dezoito estilos, distribuídos em cinco domínios: Desconexão e Rejeição; Autonomia e Desempenho Prejudicados; Limites Prejudicados; Orientação para o Outro; Hipervigilância e Inibição. Alguns modelos teóricos de estilos parentais, assim como o de Young, são apresentados neste texto. Também são discutidas algumas implicações práticas para a clínica e para a Avaliação Psicológica. Palavras-chave:Estilos Parentais, revisão teórica, Terapia Focada nos Esquemas.Abstract. The family studies and its infl uence on social, emotional and cognitive development of children and adolescents have received aĴ ention in recent years. Researchers have stressed the importance of parenting styles, which to overall characteristics of interactions between parents and children. These characteristics have been discussed by Baumrind, Maccoby and Martin, and

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“…It is important to note that this structure proposed by Young is a theoretical model and was not empirically tested by the authors. Although the literature of the schema is not vast, some validation studies of the YPI, performed by independent researchers, were found, as well as associations between parenting styles and psychopathology (Hinrichsen, Sheffield, & Waller, 2007;Noie, Farid, Fata, & Ashoori, 2010;Van Vlierberghe et al, 2007).…”

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“…The fourth domain, Other-Directedness, is observed in families that consider the social acceptance status more important than their own feelings. Finally, the Overvigilance and Inhibition domain is characterized by grim, demand and punishment, being typical in families more concerned with avoiding mistakes than stimulating pleasurable aspects (Van Vlierberghe, Timbremont, Braet, & Basile, 2007;Young, 2003;Young et al, 2003).…”

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Validity Evidence for the Reduced Version of the Young Parenting Inventory (YPI)

Valentini

Alchieri

Laros

2013

Paidéia (Ribeirão Preto)

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To gain more insight in family processes, psychometrically tests are required. The present study aimed to adapt a reduced version of the Young Parenting Inventory (YPI) to the Portuguese language and to obtain evidence of its validity. The instrument was administered to a sample of 920 persons (59% female) with an average age of 21.3 years. Exploratory factor analysis indicated the existence of five factors explaining approximately 45% of the variance. Confirmatory factor analysis showed fit indices above.80. In comparison with other models, the five factor model showed a better fit to the data. Between the YPI and Familiograma (another test of family processes) moderate correlations were observed. The results of this study suggest satisfactory evidence of the validity for the YPI in Brazil.

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Parental schemas in youngsters referred for antisocial behaviour problems demonstrating depressive symptoms

Cited by 10 publications

References 38 publications

The Role of Positive Schemas in Child Psychopathology and Resilience

The Role of Positive Schemas in Child Psychopathology and Resilience

Modelo clínico de estilos parentais de Jeffrey Young: revisão da literatura

Validity Evidence for the Reduced Version of the Young Parenting Inventory (YPI)

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