Vargas FJJ, Mendoza EMA, Ibáñez REJ, Palomino GL

Language: Spanish
References: 17
Page: 329-343
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ABSTRACT

The intergenerational process of Self differentiation, allows us to describe the transmission of behavioral, thought, emotional and interactive patterns through generations. This article aims to observe the intergenerational process in couple situations. We selected 50 couples. We presented hypothetical situations categorized in different topics and the level of agreement and disagreement regarding how they solve the situation was measured; the way they were taught in their families or in a different way. Data shows that couples tend to maintain the styles presented by their families of origin. However, this transmission is not linear.

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