Influence of satisfaction with family life and child-parental violence on school satisfaction among Peruvian high school students
Background: Within the family context, one of the problems that has gained particular relevance in adolescence is child-to-parent violence, understood as physical, verbal, or psychological behaviors perpetrated by children against their parents. Despite existing evidence, a knowledge gap persists re...
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| author | Magali Rodríguez Guevara Giovanny Aracelly Mendoza Castro Sara Esther Richard Pérez Julio Cjuno |
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| description | Background: Within the family context, one of the problems that has gained particular relevance in adolescence is child-to-parent violence, understood as physical, verbal, or psychological behaviors perpetrated by children against their parents. Despite existing evidence, a knowledge gap persists regarding the combined effect of family life satisfaction and child-to-parent violence on school satisfaction, especially in Latin American contexts. Objective: This study aimed to determine the association between satisfaction with family life and child-to-parent violence on school satisfaction among secondary school students in Nueva Cajamarca, Peru. Method: An analytical-correlational study was conducted, testing a structural model of relationships between variables using SEM. Participants were selected through non-probability sampling, including 497 secondary school students from Nueva Cajamarca, Peru. Result: The average age was 14 years, with the majority being female (255 students, or 51.3%), and 276 students (55.5%) reporting living with both parents. The instruments used were the High School Satisfaction Scale (H-SatP Scale), the Brief Child-to-Parent Violence Scale, and the Satisfaction with Family Life Scale (SWFLS). Conclusion: The results revealed that satisfaction with family life had a significant positive effect on school satisfaction, while child-to-parent violence had a negative effect. This suggests that satisfaction with family life serves as a protective factor for school satisfaction, while child-to-parent violence represents a risk factor for school satisfaction. |
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| spelling | openalex:W7134837272Influence of satisfaction with family life and child-parental violence on school satisfaction among Peruvian high school studentsMagali Rodríguez GuevaraGiovanny Aracelly Mendoza CastroSara Esther Richard PérezJulio Cjunofamily life satisfactionparental abuseschool satisfactionadolescentshigh school studentsprotective factorsrisk factorsfamily environmentPsychosocial Factors Impacting YouthChild Abuse and TraumaFamily Dynamics and RelationshipsBackground: Within the family context, one of the problems that has gained particular relevance in adolescence is child-to-parent violence, understood as physical, verbal, or psychological behaviors perpetrated by children against their parents. Despite existing evidence, a knowledge gap persists regarding the combined effect of family life satisfaction and child-to-parent violence on school satisfaction, especially in Latin American contexts. Objective: This study aimed to determine the association between satisfaction with family life and child-to-parent violence on school satisfaction among secondary school students in Nueva Cajamarca, Peru. Method: An analytical-correlational study was conducted, testing a structural model of relationships between variables using SEM. Participants were selected through non-probability sampling, including 497 secondary school students from Nueva Cajamarca, Peru. Result: The average age was 14 years, with the majority being female (255 students, or 51.3%), and 276 students (55.5%) reporting living with both parents. The instruments used were the High School Satisfaction Scale (H-SatP Scale), the Brief Child-to-Parent Violence Scale, and the Satisfaction with Family Life Scale (SWFLS). Conclusion: The results revealed that satisfaction with family life had a significant positive effect on school satisfaction, while child-to-parent violence had a negative effect. This suggests that satisfaction with family life serves as a protective factor for school satisfaction, while child-to-parent violence represents a risk factor for school satisfaction.Articlehttps://doi.org/10.24016/2026.v12.476https://revistainteracciones.com/index.php/rin/article/download/476/668W7134837272enInteracciones Revista de Avances en Psicología2411-59402413-44652026-03-09 |
| spellingShingle | family life satisfaction parental abuse school satisfaction adolescents high school students protective factors risk factors family environment Psychosocial Factors Impacting Youth Child Abuse and Trauma Family Dynamics and Relationships Magali Rodríguez Guevara Giovanny Aracelly Mendoza Castro Sara Esther Richard Pérez Julio Cjuno Influence of satisfaction with family life and child-parental violence on school satisfaction among Peruvian high school students |
| title | Influence of satisfaction with family life and child-parental violence on school satisfaction among Peruvian high school students |
| title_full | Influence of satisfaction with family life and child-parental violence on school satisfaction among Peruvian high school students |
| title_fullStr | Influence of satisfaction with family life and child-parental violence on school satisfaction among Peruvian high school students |
| title_full_unstemmed | Influence of satisfaction with family life and child-parental violence on school satisfaction among Peruvian high school students |
| title_short | Influence of satisfaction with family life and child-parental violence on school satisfaction among Peruvian high school students |
| title_sort | influence of satisfaction with family life and child parental violence on school satisfaction among peruvian high school students |
| topic | family life satisfaction parental abuse school satisfaction adolescents high school students protective factors risk factors family environment Psychosocial Factors Impacting Youth Child Abuse and Trauma Family Dynamics and Relationships |
| topic_facet | family life satisfaction parental abuse school satisfaction adolescents high school students protective factors risk factors family environment Psychosocial Factors Impacting Youth Child Abuse and Trauma Family Dynamics and Relationships |
| url | https://doi.org/10.24016/2026.v12.476 https://revistainteracciones.com/index.php/rin/article/download/476/668 |
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