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Esquivel Y Ancona, M. F., García Cabrero, B., Montero Y López Lena, M., & Valencia Cruz, A. (2013). Regulación materna y esfuerzo de control emocional en niños pequeños. International Journal of Psychological Research, 6(1), 30–40. https://doi.org/10.21500/20112084.698
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El esfuerzo de control es un componente regulatorio de la emoción (Calkins & Hill, 2007). Este estudio descriptivo analizó la relación entre las estrategias de corregulación maternas y de regulación de los niños para evaluar su esfuerzo por controlar el enojo.
Participaron 19 díadas (madre-hijo) con niños de entre 18 y 36 meses de edad, divididos en tres grupos; la muestra se tomó de estancias infantiles. Se realizó un estudio transversal con observación directa de la situación experimental. Se videograbaron dos sesiones por díada, las estrategias observadas se codificaron obteniendo una confiabilidad de α=.86. Los resultados no mostraron diferencias estadísticamente significativas entre los grupos (X2= 26), pero las correlaciones muestran que las estrategias maternas y las de los niños cambiaron en función de la edad. Los niños mayores utilizaron preferentemente estrategias de atención activa y de mayor esfuerzo de control vinculadas a las estrategias maternas que promueven la autonomía.
Participaron 19 díadas (madre-hijo) con niños de entre 18 y 36 meses de edad, divididos en tres grupos; la muestra se tomó de estancias infantiles. Se realizó un estudio transversal con observación directa de la situación experimental. Se videograbaron dos sesiones por díada, las estrategias observadas se codificaron obteniendo una confiabilidad de α=.86. Los resultados no mostraron diferencias estadísticamente significativas entre los grupos (X2= 26), pero las correlaciones muestran que las estrategias maternas y las de los niños cambiaron en función de la edad. Los niños mayores utilizaron preferentemente estrategias de atención activa y de mayor esfuerzo de control vinculadas a las estrategias maternas que promueven la autonomía.
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