El papel mediador de la desesperanza y la desregulación emocional en la relación entre los ambientes invalidantes en la infancia y las autolesiones no suicidas en adolescentes
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- This research receives specific support from Catholic University of Valencia, code UCV-2018-176-001
Resumen
Las autolesiones no suicidas (ANS) abarcan cualquier daño autoinfligido en la superficie del cuerpo sin intención suicida. Los principales factores de riesgo incluyen los entornos invalidantes durante la infancia, la desesperanza y la desregulación emocional, que son las variables principales estudiadas en este trabajo. El objetivo de este artículo es analizar si existe una interacción entre estas variables y cómo se relacionan con la aparición de las ANS en adolescentes. La muestra estuvo compuesta por un total de 1733 estudiantes de entre 12 y 19 años (media de edad 15.76, DT = 1.77; n = 809, 46.7% hombres, n = 924, 53.3%, mujeres). Se calcularon estadísticos descriptivos para la muestra y las correlaciones entre las diferentes variables evaluadas. Se analizaron dos modelos de mediación, el primero con los ambientes invalidantes como variable indirecta y las ANS como variable directa en ambos casos. La desesperanza fue la variable mediadora en un modelo y la desregulación emocional en el otro. Los resultados mostraron que el 24.6% de los adolescentes se habín autolesionado al menos una vez en su vida y el 12.7% había recurrido a métodos más graves. Todas las variables analizadas correlacionaron de manera positiva y significativa con las ANS, excepto la subescala de atención/desatención de la desregulación emocional. En ambos modelos de mediación tanto la desesperanza como la desregulación emocional tuvieron un efecto indirecto en la relación entre los ambientes invalidantes por parte del padre y de la madre y la presencia de ANS en la adolescencia. En conclusión, la desesperanza y la desregulación emocional aumentan el riesgo de involucrarse en conductas autolesivas durante la adolescencia cuando se han experimentado situaciones familiares invalidantes durante la infancia.
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