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Adolescentes latinoamericanos, aculturación y conducta antisocial

Latin-American adolescents, acculturation and antisocial behavior
Authors: Sobral Fernández, Jorge; Gómez Fraguela, Xosé Antón; Luengo Martín, María Ángeles; Romero Triñanes, Estrella; Villar Torres, Paula;

Adolescentes latinoamericanos, aculturación y conducta antisocial

Abstract

El principal objetivo de este estudio es analizar si los estilos de aculturación de Integración, Separación, Asimilación y Marginación propuestos en el modelo de Berry pueden ser replicados en una muestra de adolescentes inmigrantes latinoamericanos que viven en España y examinar la relación de esas estrategias con el nivel de conducta antisocial y abuso de alcohol. Para ello se ha analizado una muestra de 750 adolescentes inmigrantes latinoamericanos escolarizados en diferentes centros de Galicia y Madrid. Los resultados obtenidos confirman la existencia de las cuatro estrategias de aculturación, siendo la integración la más utilizada y la marginación la que menos. En cuanto a la relación de esos estilos con la conducta antisocial y el consumo de alcohol, se observa que es el grupo de adolescentes latinoamericanos que optan por la estrategia de separación los que presentan mayores conductas antisociales y, contrariamente a lo esperado, es el grupo de marginación el que se asocia con menores actos antisociales.

Colegio Oficial de Psicólogos de Asturias; Calle Ildefonso Sánchez del Río, 4-1 B; 33003 Oviedo; Tel. +34985285778; Fax +34985281374;

Universidad de Oviedo. Facultad de Psicología; Plaza Feijoo, s. n.; 33003 Oviedo; Tel. +34985104146; Fax +34985104126;

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conducta del alumno, aculturación, conducta antisocial, escala de actitud, Madrid (Comunidad Autónoma), adolescente, resultado de investigación, Galicia, América Latina, inmigrante, ESO, análisis multivariado

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