Interaction family System associated with lower self-esteem in moral abandonment or prostitution
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https://doi.org/10.15381/rinvp.v6i2.5156Keywords:
types of family, family adaptability and cohesion and self-esteem youngsters in moral abandonment and prostitutionAbstract
This is a descriptive study about 160 youngsters from Lima: 80 that are involved in moral abandonment or prostitution and 80 of similar characteristics but not involved in prostitution. They were applied two inventories: Family adaptability and cohesion evaluation (FACES - III) and Self-esteem of Coopersmith. The results show significant statistics differences between the means in cohesion, family adaptability and Self-esteem when the groups of youngsters in moral abandonment and prostitution were compared with the control group. Besides, there is a high relationship between the types of family (Balance, mean rank and extreme) and the levels of self-esteem with the groups of youngsters in moral danger or prostitution and those who are not in this condition.
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