Validity and reliability of the Parental Bonding Instrument (PBI) in a sample of Mexican males

  • Robles Estrada E
  • Oudhof van Barneveld H
  • Mercado Maya A
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Abstract

El objetivo de esta investigación fue obtener la validez y confiabilidad del instrumento de vínculo parental en una muestra de varones mexicanos. En total fueron 125 participantes. El instrumento original es de Parker, Tupling y Brown (1979); mide la percepción de la conducta y actitud de los padres hacia sus hijos hasta los 16 años. La aplicación se llevó de manera colectiva con consentimiento informado. Los datos se analizaron con análisis factorial y Alfa de Cronbach. Los resultados arrojaron la permanencia de los factores del instrumento: sobreprotección y cuidado. La confiabilidad fue de .900. Se puede concluir que el instrumento es válido y confiable para muestras mexicanas de varones. Abstract The objective of this research was to obtain the validity and reliability of the Parental Bonding Instrument in sample of Mexican males. In total there were 125 participants. The original instrument is Parker, Tupling & Brown (1979); it measures the perception of the conduct and attitude of parents until the age of 16. The application took collectively with informed consent. Data were analyzed with analysis, factorial and Cronbach Alpha. The results threw the permanence of the factors of the instrument: care and overprotection. Reliability was of .900. It can be concluded that the instrument is valid and reliable for Mexican males.

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Robles Estrada, E., Oudhof van Barneveld, H., & Mercado Maya, A. (2016). Validity and reliability of the Parental Bonding Instrument (PBI) in a sample of Mexican males. Psicogente, 19(35), 14–24. https://doi.org/10.17081/psico.19.35.1205

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