Relaciones entre padres e hijos en las familias rusas de distintos tipos.

Aksana N. Yashkova; Valentina V. Buyanova; Nadezhda F. Sukhareva; Maria V. Alaeva.

doi:10.46377/dilemas.v28i1.1675

Aksana N. Yashkova Department of Special and Applied Psychology.
Valentina V. Buyanova Department of Special and Applied Psychology.
Nadezhda F. Sukhareva Department of Special and Applied Psychology.
Maria V. Alaeva. Department of Special and Applied Psychology.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.46377/dilemas.v28i1.1675

Palabras clave: relaciones interpersonales, relaciones entre padres e hijos, familia, familia adoptiva, adolescente

Resumen

El artículo está dedicado al estudio de los datos de una investigación empírica de las peculiaridades de relaciones entre padres e hijos en familias rusas naturales y adoptivas. Los resultados del estudio empírico han demostrado que las relaciones entre padres e hijos en las familias rusas naturales y adoptivas son semejantes por el grado del cuidado de los padres a sus hijos y son diferentes por la calidad de emociones positivas, su orientación y canales de empatía de los padres. Este hecho significa que los padres adoptivos deben pasar una selección según su nivel de salud psíquica y su idoneidad para la educación de menores huérfanos, así como tener una capacitación para aumentar las competencias paternales.

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