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Estrés parental y apoyo social en familias extensas acogedoras chilenas y españolas

Authors: Jiménez Morago, Jesús Miguel; Zavala Rubilar, María Isabel;

Estrés parental y apoyo social en familias extensas acogedoras chilenas y españolas

Abstract

Se aborda el análisis del estrés parental y el apoyo social en una muestra de familias acogedoras extensas chilenas y españolas, teniendo en cuenta las principales características de los acogedores, de los menores acogidos y de los acogimientos. La muestra la forman 54 menores y sus familias acogedoras en Chile y 124 niños y familias en España. Se emplea una entrevista para acogedores creada a tal efecto, el Parenting Stress Index (SF) y la Entrevista de Apoyo Social de Arizona. Aunque los resultados ponen de relieve niveles normalizados de estrés parental, también indican que las familias chilenas realizan su labor en presencia de niveles de estrés significativamente mayores que las españolas. Así mismo, tienen una red de apoyo social más pequeña, y se muestran menos satisfechas con el apoyo social que reciben.

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Keywords

estrés, España, acogimiento, padres, Chile, entrevista

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