La presente investigación tuvo como propósito establecer la relación entre el Clima Social Familiar y la Autoestima en Escolares de una Institución Educativa Estatal del Distrito de Lurín. La selección de la muestra fue de forma intencional, estuvo conformada por 200 participantes del 1er año de Secundaria. Se usó un diseño descriptivo correlacional. Para la recolección de los datos se aplicó la Escala Clima Social Familiar de Moos (1984) adaptada por Ruiz y Guerra (1993) y el Test de Autoestima para Escolares de Cesar Ruiz Alva (2003). Los resultados demuestran que existe relación estadísticamente significativa entre el clima social familiar y la autoestima. The purpose of this investigation is to establish the statistically between Family Social Climate and Self esteem in students of a Public School in Lurín. The selection of the sample was intentionally, was 200 students of the first grade of high school. A descriptive correlational design was used. For data gathering the Family Social Climate Scale by Moos (1984) was applied and adapted by Ruiz and Guerra (1993) and the Test of Self esteem for Schoolchildren by Cesar Ruiz Alva (2003). The results showed there is a statistically significant relationship between family social climate and self esteem.

Thesis advisor: Penny Hauser-Cram / Parents of children with developmental disabilities (DD) face greater caregiving demands than other parents, which may lead to heightened levels of stress. The problematic behavior and functional limitations of the child with DD have been found to contribute to parenting stress (Baker et al., 2002; Beckman, 1991). Despite heightened demands, many parents successfully adapt to raising a child with DD. A goal of recent research has been to identify resources and supports that explain the considerable variability in parental adjustment (Neece & Baker, 2008). This dissertation examined trajectories of parenting stress among mothers (N=147) and fathers (N=110) of children with diverse developmental disabilities, from their child's early years (age 3) through adolescence (age 15). Using hierarchical linear modeling, stress was found to increase from early to middle childhood and subsequently decrease from middle childhood to adolescence. Characteristics of the child with DD were found to contribute to parents' stress, with higher behavior problems and lower functional skills predicting greater stress. Parent resources and supports were also found to relate to parenting stress. Greater social support, use of adaptive coping strategies, and more positive perceptions of the family climate predicted lower stress. An additional model was conducted using a modified hierarchical linear modeling approach to examine the role of child stressors and family resources and supports within parenting dyads. The findings of this study contribute to the limited literature on patterns of change in stress among parents, particularly fathers, of children with DD. Following these results, interventions for families of children with DD should aim to reduce child-related stressors and promote parent resources and supports. / Thesis (PhD) — Boston College, 2012. / Submitted to: Boston College. Lynch School of Education. / Discipline: Counseling, Developmental, and Educational Psychology.

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[pt] A literatura vem mostrando a forte influência da família e suas interações sobre o desenvolvimento das crianças. Este estudo tem como foco compreender a importância da família para o desenvolvimento infantil, especificamente a influência do clima familiar e das características familiares na ocorrência de problemas emocionais e comportamentais nas crianças. Para compreender a relação do clima familiar com os problemas emocionais e comportamentais das crianças, utilizou-se como aparato teórico a Abordagem Bioecológica do Desenvolvimento Humano e pesquisas semelhantes com o tema. Com esse intuito, investigou-se, em uma amostra de crianças da cidade do Rio de Janeiro, a relação entre o clima familiar, as características sociodemográficas da família e os problemas emocionais e comportamentais na infância. Participaram 237 famílias, dentre os respondentes, 168 mães, 39 pais e 30 cuidadores das crianças, entre 7 e 13 anos, matriculadas em escolas do Ensino Fundamental do Rio de Janeiro. Os dados foram coletados por meio do Inventário de Clima Familiar (ICF), do Child Behavior Checklist (CBCL 6/18), e de um questionário sociodemográfico. O clima familiar apresentou associação com renda familiar, saúde mental e escolaridade dos pais. Correlações de Pearson e regressões lineares múltiplas indicaram associação negativa entre apoio e coesão familiar e problemas emocionais/comportamentais infantis. Além disso, conflito e hierarquia relacionaram-se positivamente com estes problemas. Os resultados apontam para importância dos processos proximais, em especial do clima familiar, como fatores protetivos para o desenvolvimento infantil. / [en] Literature has been showing the family s strong influence and its interactions over children s development. This study has focused on comprehending the importance of family to children s development, specifically the influence of family climate and family characteristics in occurrence of emotional and behavioral problems in children. To comprehend the relation between family climate and emotional and behavioral problems in children, the Bioecological Approach to Development was used as theoretical apparatus, so as similar researches about the theme. With this purpose, a sample of children from Rio de Janeiro was investigated surrounding the relation between family climate, the family’s sociodemographic characteristics and emotional and behavioral problems during childhood. Within the respondents of the 237 families who participated, 168 were mothers, 39 fathers and 30 caretakers for children, between 7 and 13 years old, registered in elementary schools in Rio de Janeiro. Data were collected through the Family-Climate Inventory, the Child Behavior Checklist and a socio-demographic questionnaire. The family climate had association with the family income, mental health and educational level of parents. Pearson s correlations and multiple linear regressions indicated a negative association between family support and cohesion and children s emotional/behavioral problems. Thus, conflict and family hierarchy were positively association with these problems. The results show the importance of the proximal processes, and especially the family climate, as an important source of protection for children s development.

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Följande studie handlar om feedbackorienterad terapi på Familjerådgivningen. Syftet var att mäta parens upplevda förändring av livstillfredsställelse för att se om samtalen på Familjerådgivningen gör skillnad och om förändringen enligt skattningsinstrumenten ORS och SRS överensstämde med skattningen av klimatet i parrelationen/familjen samt om det fanns några könsskillnader. Undersökningsgruppen omfattades av 29 par, som sökte hjälp på Familjerådgivningen i södra Dalarna, i Mora och i Linköping under tiden januari 2016 till maj 2016. Paren fyllde i skattningsinstrumentet ORS (som mäter förändring) i början av varje samtal och SRS (som mäter alliansen) i slutet av varje samtal. Familjerådgivaren använde sig av den feedback som gavs och korrigerade behandlingen därefter. Vid första och tredje samtalet fyllde paren i skattningsinstrumentet "Familjeklimat". Resultatet efter tre samtal visade en liten förbättring av livstillfredsställelse för både män och kvinnor vilket överensstämde med skattningen av klimatet i familjen där närheten förbättrades och kaos minskade. / The following study is about feedback informed treatment in family councelling. The purpose was to measure the couples experienced change in life satisfaction, to see if treatment sessions of family councelling makes a difference and change according to the estimation instruments ORS and SRS and is consistent with the estimate of the atmosphere in the couple´s relationship/family atmosphere and if there were any gender differences. The study group included 29 couples who sought help at the Family councelling in southern Dalarna, Mora and Linköping during the period of January 2016 to May 2016. The couples filled in the instrument ORS (measuring change) at the beginning of each session and SRS (measuring alliance) at the end of each session. The family councellor used the received feedback and corrected treatment accordingly. In the first and third session the couples filled in the "Family climate" instrument. The outcome after three sessions showed a small improvement in the life satisfaction for both men and women which were consistent with the estimate of the atmosphere and the climate in the family. The vicinity improved and chaos decreased.

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