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VÍNCULOS PARENTALES Y COEFICIENTE DE INTELIGENCIA EMOCIONAL EN ALUMNOS DE PSICOLOGÍA
Gilda Castro Delgado
Esta investigación se realizó con 194 alumnos universitarios de la Escuela de Psicología de la UAP –Arequipa 2011, con la finalidad de: Establecer la correlación entre las dimensiones Confianza, Comunicación, Alienación presentesen el vínculo de apego con el Coeficiente de Inteligencia Emocional y sus cinco categorías. Instrumentos utilizados : IPPA Inventario de Apego de Padres y Pares de Amsden y Greenberg, validado en Colombia. El Inventario de Inteligencia Emocional de Reuven Bar On en la versión de Zoila Abanto, Leonardo Higueras y Jorge Cueto (2000), Escala de Valoración Socio Familiar de Gijón (versión original deGarcía-González JV y Díaz-Palacios 1999). Para el análisis estadístico se aplicaron el Chi Cuadrado y el Coeficiente de Correlación de Spearman. Se trabajo con un nivel de confiabilidad del 90%, encontrándose que: Existe correlación significativa inversa entre: a.- La dimensión alienación del vínculo de apego de la madre y el CE Intrapersonal. b.- La dimensión alienación del vínculo de apego delpadre y el CE Manejo de la Tensión. c.- La dimensión alienación en el vínculo de apego hacia el padre y el género femenino.-d.- El índice de valoración del riesgo social y la dimensión confianza en el vinculo de apego a la madre.
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This research was conducted with 194 students university-students. ProfessionalSchool of Psychology Human-Universidad Alas Peruanas Filial Arequipa 2011, raised the following objectives: Identified as parental ties are manifested characterized by the dimensions of trust, communication and Alienation. Identified the IQ level Emotional. Determinate the correlation between socioeconomic risk indices of the family and the type of bonding. Establish the correlation between thedimensions of trust, communication, alienation present in the bond of attachment to the mother and father with Emotional Intelligence Quotient overall and their categories: intrapersonal, interpersonal, adaptability, stress management and general mood .Noted the correlation between socioeconomic risk indices of family and emotional intelligence quotient. The instruments used were the IPPA Inventoryof Parent and Peer Attachment of Amsden and Greenberg translated by Maria Emilia Pardo and colleagues (2000), validate in Colombia, this instrument measures the dimensions of trust, communication and alienation in the bond of attachment the mother and the bond of attachment to father. No is working with the link corresponding to the subject set to their peers. The Emotional Intelligence InventoryReuven Bar-On Ph D in the version of translation and adaptation for use in Peru experimental by Zoila Abanto, Leonardo Jorge Higueras and Cueto (2000) to measure the Emotional Intelligence Quotient variable and its five categories: Intrapersonal , interpersonal, adaptability, stress management and general mood To collect data in relation to the risks facing family socioeconomic survey was usedRating Scale Family Partner Gijon (original version, and JV Garcia Diaz Gonzales Palacios 1999) in which it is considered items related to the situation family, economic situation, housing situation, social relationships and support networks available to the family. For applied statistical analysis the Chi Square and Correlation Coefficient of Spearman. Se work with a level of 90%, finding that:There is significant inverse correlation between a. "The alienation of the bond dimension of attachment of the mother and CE` Intra-personal b. The alienation of the bond dimension of attachment of the father and the EC Management c. Tension - The alienation dimension in the bond of attachment to the father and gender female. So the hypothesis was partially proven.
Keywords: Parental Bond,...