
Se describen las metas a futuro y preocupaciones que los adolescentes institucionalizados poseen y se identifican las actitudes temporales que presentan hacia el pasado, presente y futuro, comparándolas con un grupo de adolescentes no institucionalizados de similares características. Es un estudio descriptivo con diseño transversal en el que participaron 34 adolescentes institucionalizados y 41 no institucionalizados de 15 a 17 años. Los instrumentos fueron el Método de Inducción Motivacional (MIM) y la Escala de Actitudes Temporales (TAS) (Nuttin, 1985). Se encontró que las metas se orientan principalmente hacia los contactos interpersonales, el deseo de autorrealización y el sí mismo. No obstante, los adolescentes institucionalizados muestran una mayor cantidad de metas relativas al desarrollo de aptitudes y una mayor necesidad de establecer contactos interpersonales, ligada, a su vez, a temores en torno al daño que se puede generar al entablar dichas relaciones.
perspectiva temporal futura, adolescencia, institucionalización, Social Sciences, Development of Narrative Identity in Emerging Adulthood, Experimental and Cognitive Psychology, FOS: Humanities, Adolescent Development, BF1-990, FOS: Philosophy, ethics and religion, FOS: Psychology, Humanities, Philosophy, Developmental and Educational Psychology, Psychology, Conceptualization and Measurement of Time Perspective, Positive Youth Development in the United States, Safety Research
perspectiva temporal futura, adolescencia, institucionalización, Social Sciences, Development of Narrative Identity in Emerging Adulthood, Experimental and Cognitive Psychology, FOS: Humanities, Adolescent Development, BF1-990, FOS: Philosophy, ethics and religion, FOS: Psychology, Humanities, Philosophy, Developmental and Educational Psychology, Psychology, Conceptualization and Measurement of Time Perspective, Positive Youth Development in the United States, Safety Research
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