Full Title
RICERCHE DI PSICOLOGIA
Publisher
FrancoAngeli
ISSN
0391-6081 (Printed Journal)
1972-5620 (Online Journal)
Journal Issue Number
1
Journal Issue Designation
1
Journal Issue Date (YYYY/MM)
2019/03
Full Title
Stili educativi genitoriali, benessere scolastico e rendimento scolastico in adolescenza
By (author)
First Page
9
Last Page
26
Language of text
Italian
Publication Date
2019/03
Copyright
2019 FrancoAngeli srl
Introduction or preface
Il presente studio prende in esame il tema del benessere scolastico in un cam-pione di 536 studenti italiani frequentanti il primo anno di 7 istituti scolastici se-condari di secondo grado al fine di: 1) descrivere il livello di benessere e rendi-mento scolastico riportato dagli studenti; 2) indagare la relazione tra benessere e rendimento scolastico; 3) esplorare il ruolo degli stili educativi materni e paterni nel predire il rendimento scolastico; 4) esplorare il ruolo degli stili materni e pater-ni nel predire il benessere scolastico. I risultati mostrano nei maschi livelli maggio-ri di benessere e inferiori di rendimento scolastico rispetto alle coetanee. Il benes-sere risulta essere associato a più alti livelli di rendimento scolastico, sia nei ma-schi che nelle femmine. Nei maschi un miglior rendimento è associato positiva-mente allo stile autorevole materno; per le femmine negativamente agli stili per-missivo e autoritario. Rispetto al benessere scolastico, per i maschi risulta asso-ciato positivamente allo stile autorevole materno e paterno, e negativamente allo stile autoritario materno. Nelle ragazze lo stile autorevole materno predice mag-gior benessere, mentre gli stili autoritario materno e permissivo materno e paterno risultano associati a minor benessere scolastico.
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