Estilos de socialización parental post ruptura de pareja entre progenitores de la UJFMNA de Cuenca, periodo 2024

Abstract

Parental socialization styles are crucial for children's development as they provide the foundational knowledge of rules, norms, and socio-cultural learning. This study aimed to identify parental socialization styles post-couple separation among parents from UJFMNA in Cuenca during the 2024 period. The employed methodology features a mixed approach, focusing on a population of 25 adolescents aged 12 to 17 years. A documentary review of the ESPA29 questionnaire by Musitu and García (2004) was conducted, and data were obtained using SPSS software version 25 (IBM Corporation, 2023) for descriptive analysis of central tendency. The results indicated that the authoritarian style, at 44.0% (n=11), is predominant among mothers, while the indulgent style, at 72.0% (n=18), is predominant among fathers.