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Anu. investig. - Fac. Psicol., Univ. B. Aires ; 18: 381-388, dic. 2011. graf, tab
Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: lil-662077

ABSTRACT

Este trabajo se propone indagar tipos de apego a madre y pares en 83 mujeres de 12 a 18 años (Media: 14,63 años, DS 1,20) con Trastornos de la Conducta Alimentaria (n=30) y sin ellos (n=53) y analizar si el tipo de apego a madre se repite en pares. Se utilizó durante la fase clínica de un estudio bietápico (UBACyT 2008-2010), el Inventario de Apego a Padres y Pares (IPPA, Armsden & Greenberg 1987). Resultados: Los grupos clínico y control se diferencian significativamente en el apego a la madre (p < .001) y de manera marginal en pares, al mismo tiempo se hallaron inluencias del apego a madre en pares. Conclusiones: Se conirma la teoría de un vínculo patógeno madre-hija en anorexia y bulimia pero, pese a que la tendencia es a repetir el tipo de apego, los valores no son suficientes para concluir que el apego evitativo hallado en relación con la madre en población clínica se replica en pares. Debería ampliarse el tamaño de la muestra para poder conirmar dicha tendencia.


The present study examines attachment types to mother and peer in eighty-three women of 12 -18 years old (Media:14,63 years, SD 1,20) with Eating Disorders (n=30) and without them (n=53). In order to research repeated tendencies in types of attachment to mother and peer, in 2009, the Inventory of Parent and Peer Attachment (IPPA, Armsden & Greenberg 1987) was self-reported during the clinical phase of a two phases study (UBACyT 2008-2010). Results: Clinical and control groups present significantly differences in mother scale (p < .001), but marginal ones in peer scale. At the same time, inluences of mother attachment into peers´ were found. Conclusions: Results conirm the ethio-pathogenic relationship between mother-daughter in eating disorders but even there are tendencies repeated in both attachment mother-daughter, statistical indings are not enough to assure that insecure attachment with mother replicates with peer. Same study in a bigger sample should be done to conirm so.

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Anu. investig. - Fac. Psicol., Univ. B. Aires ; 16: 103-114, ene.-dic. 2009. tab
Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: lil-641763

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Este trabajo tiene por objetivo investigar si existe alguna asociación entre la Depresión y la sintomatología de los Trastornos de la Conducta Alimentaria, en una muestra no clínica de 700 adolescentes mujeres de 12 a 21 años de edad. Durante 2008, se aplicaron de manera auto-administrada 2 cuestionarios: el Beck Depression Inventory-BDI (Beck, 1972) y el Eating Attitude Test-EAT-26 (Garner, Olmsted, Bohr & Garfinkel, 1982) en escuelas públicas de un Distrito bonaerense. Los resultados arrojan una asociación entre ambos instrumentos. Se analiza la relación entre las variables Depresión-TCA, en cada fase de la adolescencia, (temprana, media y tardía); confirmándose correlaciones en los 3 segmentos etáreos. Finalmente, se rastrea qué ítems del test de Beck son los mejores predictores de cada escala del EAT-26 y del total de dicho cuestionario. Conclusiones: Los resultados hallados confirman la asociación entre ambos trastornos. Se sugiere ahondar en el estudio de la comorbilidad.


The aim of the work was to research of the association between Depression and Eating Disorders in a non clinical female sample of 700 adolescents between 12 and 21 years old. During 2008, 2 questionnaires were self-administered: the Beck Depression Inventory-BDI (Beck, 1972) and the Eating Attitude Test-EAT-26 (Garner, Olmsted, Bohr& Garfinkel, 1982) in state schools of a suburb of Buenos Aires. Results show a high correlation between the test of Beck and the Eating Attitude Test. The relation between both variables (depression and TCA) in each phase of the adolescence (early, middle and late) was also analyzed; confirming the correlations in the 3 segments. Finally it was tracked which items of the test of Beck were the best predictors of each scale of the EAT-26 and the total of this questionnaire. Conclusions: Results confirm association between both disorders. Suggestion of studying comorbidity is been made.

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