A Deeper Understanding of Child to Parent Violence (CPV): Personal Traits, Family Context, and Parenting
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A Deeper Understanding of Child to Parent Violence (CPV): Personal Traits, Family Context, and ParentingAutoría
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2021-12-27Editor
SAGE PublicationsISSN
0306-624X; 1552-6933Cita bibliográfica
Cuervo K. A Deeper Understanding of Child to Parent Violence (CPV): Personal Traits, Family Context, and Parenting. International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology. December 2022. doi:10.1177/0306624X211065588Tipo de documento
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The increase in the rate of child to parent violence is a concern for society in various countries. Different psychological and personal characteristics tend to define the profile of the minors who commit this type ... [+]
The increase in the rate of child to parent violence is a concern for society in various countries. Different psychological and personal characteristics tend to define the profile of the minors who commit this type of offense. Various social factors have been also related to this type of violence, including exposure to violence, the family environment and parenting. The relationship between child to parent violence and previous exposure to violence has yet to be clarified. Comparatively little research on this crime involving samples from juvenile court has been undertaken. This study uses a standardized measure (YLS/CMI) to determine the extent to which three of the most extensively studied groups of factors in child to parent violence—the family context, parenting and the adolescents’ psychological characteristics are relevant in the predicting this type of violence. The sample consisted of a total of 342 juveniles from a Juvenile Court in Eastern Spain, dealt with under the terms of Organic Law 5/2000 regulating the Criminal Responsibility of Minors. A child to parent violence group is compared with a control group committing the entire range of offenses. Personal variables, antisocial personality and exposure to violence play a clear role in the commission of this type of crime. Parenting has a determinant influence even when compared with family characteristics. What affects the commission of this type of violence in the most serious cases is therefore not having been exposed to it, but instead the individual’s upbringing and their current relationship with their parents. [-]
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Generalitat Valenciana | Universitat Jaume I
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