Influencia de los factores psicosociales y familiares, estudio de caso de joven vinculado al sistema de responsabilidad penal para adolescentes, ICBF Centro Zonal Pamplona.

Abstract

The research shown below aimed to analyze the influence of family and psychosocial factors against criminal behavior in adolescents in conflict with the law, linked to the criminal responsibility system in the city of Pamplona, through a case study to the development of a care plan that favors social inclusion and the implementation of re-socializing practices. For this, a qualitative approach was used through a case study, with a descriptive cross-section, attending to the purpose of the research from the detailed description of the problem and the emotional and psychological perceptions of the sample under study. coupled with the application of a psychometric test called the Infant Adaptation Multifactorial Self-Assessment Test (TAMAI), and the Positive Parenting Scale (e2p), which could offer better scientific bases for the study, in pursuit of the application of a semi-structured interview that was validated by experts before the subsequent application. The results show that the importance of family development is an aspect to be highlighted in the education of human beings, parental involvement occupies a special place in the development of present and future behaviors; it is an element that permeates the appearance of certain disruptive behaviors. In this case, as there is no denomination of authority figures and the non-existence of norms and patterns of behavior in this, the development of the punishable conducts could be mediated and maintained on the basis of said elements. With this, it was generally sought to create strategies that can provide parents with tools to face the situations of their children around criminal behavior and that, through this, it could improve not only family dynamics, but also adjustment areas.