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Parent-Child Relationship Inventory

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Dimension: Risk factors start consumption

Area

Personal, Family

Specificity

Unspecified: Legal and illegal drugs

Year

1994

Author

Gerard

Identification and Classification

Instrument
Parent-Child Relationship Inventory
Acronym
PCRI
Area
Personal, Family
Dimension
Risk factors start consumption
Specificity
Unspecified: Legal and illegal drugs
Objective
Evaluate parental attitudes in the upbringing of children
Factors it measures
  • Parental social and emotional support
  • Satisfaction with the upbringing
  • Commitment
  • Communication
  • Discipline
  • Autonomy
  • Role distribution
  • Social desirability
Year
1994
Author
Gerard
Author Contact Data

Gerard, Anthony B

Autor no disponible para contacto

Availability
Commercial use
Link
https://www.wpspublish.com/store/search?Q=Parent-Child%20Relationship%20Inventory

Versions

Year

2001

Validation Country

Spain

Author

Roa & Del Barrio

Author Contact Data

Del Barrio, Victoria

Facultad de Psicología, Departamento de Psicología de la Personalidad, Evaluación y Tratamientos Psicológicos, Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia (UNED), Apartado 60148, Ciudad Universitaria, 28040. Madrid (España)

E-mail: vbarrio@psi.uned.es

References

Roa, L., & Del Barrio, V. (2001). Adaptación del Cuestionario de Crianza Parental (PCRI-M) a población española. Revista Latinoamericana de Psicología, 33, 329-341.

Year

2008

Validation Country

Peru

Author

Becerra, Roldán, & Aguirre

Author Contact Data

Becerra, Sara

Escuela Universitaria de Educación a Distancia. Av. Salaverry, 2950, San Isidro, Perú

E-mail: sbecerra_euded@yahoo.es

References

Becerra, S., Roldán, W., & Aguirre, M. (2008). Adaptación del Cuestionario de Crianza Parental (PCRI-M) en Canto Grande. Pensamiento Psicológico, 4, 135-150.

Description

Abstract

PCRI evaluates parental attitudes (differentiating between the paternal and maternal figure) towards the upbringing of children through eight factors, these are, parental social and emotional support, satisfaction with parenting, commitment, communication, discipline, autonomy, distribution of role and social desirability. For this, 78 items are used on a Likert-type scale with four response options

Psychometric characteristics

Test-retest reliability: Parental social and emotional support (.81), Satisfaction with upbringing (.73), Commitment (.87), Communication (.68), Discipline (.93), Autonomy (.78) and Distribution of the role (.89).

Internal consistency (Cronbach's alpha):
Parental Social and Emotional Support (.70), Parenting Satisfaction (.85), Commitment (.76), Communication (.82), Discipline (.88), Autonomy (.80) and Role Distribution (.75) .

No. of items
It consists of 78 items with four answer options ranging from 'strongly agree' (1) to 'strongly disagree' (4)
Duration
15 min
Way of administration
  • Individual and collective
  • Paper and computerized
Way of qualification

High scores show positive rates of parental parenting. Likewise, two validity indicators are available: social desirability scale and inconsistency in the responses

Application context
Clinic / School
Population
Children and adolescents - Parents / mothers
References

Gerard, A. (1994). Parent-Child Relationship Inventory: Manual. Los Angeles: Western Psychological Services.