Estudio psicométrico del Cuestionario de Conducta Antisocial (CC-A) en adolescentes tempranos de Tucumán (Argentina)
; Caballero, Silvina Valeria ; Contini de Gonzalez, Norma Evangelina ; Llugdar, Anabel Otros responsables
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09/2016
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Universidad del Norte
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Psicología desde el Caribe
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0123-417x
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2011-7485
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El comportamiento antisocial se refiere a una diversidad de actos que infringen las normas sociales y de convivencia. Su delimitación está dada por la valoración social de la gravedad de los comportamientos como por su alejamiento a las pautas normativas de una sociedad. El objetivo de este trabajo fue analizar las propiedades psicométricas del cuestionario de Conducta Antisocial (CC-A) en adolescentes de Tucumán (Argentina). Se aplicó el CC-A y la Batería de Socialización BAS-3 en 511 adolescentes escolarizados de 11 y 12 años. Se encontró una solución de tres factores que explicaban el 35 % de la varianza, congruente a la propuesta original. Los coeficientes Alpha de Cronbach fueron adecuados en Agresividad (.735), Aislamiento (.769) y Ansiedad/Retraimiento (.681). Se establecieron relaciones entre CC-A y BAS-3. Se observaron correlaciones negativas entre Agresividad, Consideración con los demás y Autocontrol mientras que fueron positivas entre Aislamiento y Retraimiento. Posteriormente se determinaron las categorías percentilares de esta versión (CC-A de 28 ítems); 18% de los adolescentes presentaban percentiles de riesgo en Agresividad mientras que un 20.9% lo hacía en Aislamiento. El estudio aporta datos respecto a las propiedades psicométricas del instrumento en población local, indicando su sensibilidad para la evaluación del comportamiento antisocial.
Antisocial behavior refers to a diversity of actions, which infringe social norms, and rules of living together. This antisocial behavior is marked out both by a social appraisal of the severity of the conduct and by its distance from the norms of a society. The aim of this work was to analyze the psychometric properties of the Antisocial Behavior Questionnaire (CC-A) in adolescents from Tucumán, Argentina. The CC-A and the BAS-3 Socialization Scale were administered to 511 adolescents between 11 and 12 years old who are attending school. A three factors solution, which explains the 35% variance was found, which was consistent with the original proposal. Chronbach’s Alpha coefficients were adequate in Aggressiveness (.735), Isolation (.769) and Anxiety/Withdrawal (.681). Connections between CC-A and BAS-3 were established. Negative correlations between Aggressiveness, Consideration for others and Self-control were found, whereas positive ones between Isolation and Withdrawal were established. Afterwards, percentile categories of this version (CC-A of 28 items) were determined; 18% adolescents showed risk percentile in Aggressiveness and 20.9% in Isolation. The study provides data concerning the psychometric properties of the instrument in the local population, indicating its sensitivity to assess antisocial behavior.
Antisocial behavior refers to a diversity of actions, which infringe social norms, and rules of living together. This antisocial behavior is marked out both by a social appraisal of the severity of the conduct and by its distance from the norms of a society. The aim of this work was to analyze the psychometric properties of the Antisocial Behavior Questionnaire (CC-A) in adolescents from Tucumán, Argentina. The CC-A and the BAS-3 Socialization Scale were administered to 511 adolescents between 11 and 12 years old who are attending school. A three factors solution, which explains the 35% variance was found, which was consistent with the original proposal. Chronbach’s Alpha coefficients were adequate in Aggressiveness (.735), Isolation (.769) and Anxiety/Withdrawal (.681). Connections between CC-A and BAS-3 were established. Negative correlations between Aggressiveness, Consideration for others and Self-control were found, whereas positive ones between Isolation and Withdrawal were established. Afterwards, percentile categories of this version (CC-A of 28 items) were determined; 18% adolescents showed risk percentile in Aggressiveness and 20.9% in Isolation. The study provides data concerning the psychometric properties of the instrument in the local population, indicating its sensitivity to assess antisocial behavior.
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