2013
DOI: 10.1007/s10826-013-9777-3
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Risk Trajectories of Self-Destructiveness in Adolescence: Family Core Influences

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“…Paternal psychological control presented a negative relationship to preadolescent externalizing problem behaviors, replicating the findings of Cruz et al (2014) and González Lugo et al (2018) , which supports the claim that when Mexican preadolescents experience their father's involvement in their emotional world, preadolescents felt closer and more appreciated by their fathers.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 78%
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“…Paternal psychological control presented a negative relationship to preadolescent externalizing problem behaviors, replicating the findings of Cruz et al (2014) and González Lugo et al (2018) , which supports the claim that when Mexican preadolescents experience their father's involvement in their emotional world, preadolescents felt closer and more appreciated by their fathers.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 78%
“…In Mexico, parental psychological control has been specifically associated to externalizing problem behaviors (Betancourt, 2007) and to both problem behaviors (Andrade Palos & Betancourt Ocampo, 2012; González-Forteza et al, 2012;Méndez et al, 2013). Surprisingly, paternal psychological control was related to lower levels of internalizing behaviors as teenagers feel closeness and interest from their fathers, which acts as a protective factor (Cruz, Narciso, Pereira, & Sampaio, 2014;González Lugo, Pineda Domínguez, & Gaxiola Romero, 2018).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Por outro lado, existe um corpo consistente de evidências empíricas que associa o funcionamento familiar a trajetórias (in)adaptativas (e.g., Stocker, Richmond, Rhoades, & Kiang, 2007). A perceção do funcionamento familiar como conflituoso está positivamente associada ao desajustamento psicológico (e.g., Cruz, Narciso, Pereira, & Sampaio, 2014;Cusimano & Riggs, 2013), nomeadamente a perturbações do humor (e.g., Riggs & Han, 2009) e a perturbações da alimentação e ingestão (e.g., Crowther, Kichler, Sherwood, & Kuhnert, 2002). Por outro lado, a perceção do clima familiar como coeso está associado negativamente à emergência de sintomatologia depressiva (e.g., Inguglia, Ingoglia, Liga, Coco, & Cricchio, 2015).…”
Section: Relação Entre Funcionamento Familiar Desenvolvimento Identiunclassified
“…Os resultados relativos aos grupos com e sem perturbação emocional, ao mostrarem que as famílias com um funcionamento Conflituoso e Emaranhado estão associadas à perturbação emocional, reforçam os estudos que mostram que o conflito familiar contribui para o desenvolvimento de psicopatologia (e.g., Cruz et al, 2014), realçando o impacto negativo da hostilidade, crítica e agressividade nos percursos dos filhos. Para além disso, apoiam a literatura que mostra que o emaranhamento familiar pode ser um fator de risco para o bem-estar psicológico porque atrasa o processo de individualização e influencia negativamente o desenvolvimento identitário.…”
Section: Tipologias De Funcionamento Familiar E Perturbação Emocionalunclassified
“…Other studies demonstrated poor family communication a characteristic of individuals with NSSI (Tulloch, Blizzard, & Pinkus, ), and positively correlated with the frequency and severity of NSSI (Halstead, Pavkov, Hecker, & Seliner, ). Lower family cohesion and lack of independence were also found to be positively associated with NSSI (Baetens et al., ; Baetens, Andrews, Claes, & Martin, ; Cruz, Narciso, Pereira, & Sampaio, ; Halstead et al., ). Additionally, low levels of affective responsiveness (Baetens et al., ; Briere & Gil, ; Dubo, Zanarini, Lewis, & Williams, ; Fliege et al., ) and excessive affective involvement (Gratz, ; McWhirter, McWhirter, McWhirter, & McWhirter, ) served as predictors of NSSI.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%