Estilos educativos parentales desde la perspectiva de los progenitores y menores

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Mercedes Inda-Caro
Carmen-María Fernández-García
María-Paulina Viñuela-Hernández

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INTRODUCCIÓN. La construcción de los estilos educativos parentales es diversa y estos se van desarrollando con la educación de los menores. La teoría de la autodeterminación (TAD) establece dos dimensiones para definir los comportamientos parentales: apoyo a la autonomía versus control, estructura versus caos. Partiendo de la TAD, se construyen dos estilos educativos: autoritativo y severo. Este estudio analiza la relación entre la percepción de los progenitores y la de los menores acerca de los estilos educativos parentales y la influencia del género del progenitor. MÉTODO. 2.404 progenitores y 1.234 hijos/hijas procedentes de tres comunidades autónomas españolas cumplimentaron el cuestionario para padres/madres: “Los progenitores como contexto social”, “Escala de Apoyo parental percibido” y “Escala de control psicológico orientado a la dependencia”. Todos los instrumentos fueron adaptados al castellano. Se llevó a cabo un path analysis multigrupo para identificar el modelo más adecuado sobre los estilos educativos parentales en la dinámica familiar, teniendo en cuenta el género del progenitor. RESULTADOS. A través de un análisis factorial confirmatorio se verificaron los dos estilos educativos parentales. Se confirma que el modelo ideal era aquel donde no hay bidireccionalidad entre las percepciones de los progenitores acerca de sus conductas parentales y las de sus hijos/hijas. El modelo elegido muestra una unidireccionalidad desde los padres hacia los menores. Siendo necesario mantener la relación entre la percepción del menor sobre el apoyo a la autonomía y el control parental recibidos. La invarianza del modelo basándose en el género fue parcial. DISCUSIÓN. Este estudio revela un modelo donde el estilo autoritativo influye en el apoyo parental percibido por el menor y el estilo severo determina el miedo percibido. Se discute el concepto de control psicológico parental. Por último, se propone un equilibrio, dentro de la familia, entre el estilo autoritativo y el severo.

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Inda-Caro, M., Fernández-García, C.-M., & Viñuela-Hernández, M.-P. (2023). Estilos educativos parentales desde la perspectiva de los progenitores y menores. Bordón. Revista De Pedagogía, 75(3), 85–101. https://doi.org/10.13042/Bordon.2023.94551
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Mercedes Inda-Caro, Universidad de Oviedo (España)

PhD, Associate Professor at the University of Oviedo (Spain) with lectures in the Degrees of Pedagogy, Primary Education Teaching and Psychology; and in the Master’s Degree in Lower Secondary Education, Upper Secondary Education and Vocational Education and Training and Master’s Degree in Intervention and Socio-educational Research. She is member of the the Spanish Society of Pedagogy. Researcher of ASOCED (Sociological and Cultural Analysis of School and Educational Processes) Research Team. Her main lines or research are : Family and Gender, Teaching effectiveness and, Gender and STEM. Coordinador at the University of Oviedo of the interuniversity PhD Program in Equity and Innovation in Education.

Carmen-María Fernández-García, Universidad de Oviedo (España)

PhD, Associate Professor at the Department of Educational Sciences at the University of Oviedo (Spain) with lectures in the Degree of Pedagogy and in the Master’s Degree in Lower Secondary Education, Upper Secondary Education and Vocational Education and Training. She is member of the Spanish Society of Comparative Education, the Spanish Society of Pedagogy and the ASOCED (Sociological and Cultural Analysis of School and Educational Processes) Research Group. Her main lines or research are: teaching effectiveness, comparative education and family and education.

María-Paulina Viñuela-Hernández, Universidad de Oviedo (España)

PhD, Professor at the Department of Educational Sciences at the University of Oviedo (Spain) with lectures in the Degree of Pedagogy and in the Master’s Degree in Lower Secondary Education, Upper Secondary Education and Vocational Education and Training. She is member of the ASOCED (Sociological and Cultural Analysis of School and Educational Processes) Research Group.

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