Abstract

ESTRADA PINEDA, Cristina; RODRIGUEZ DIAZ, Francisco Javier; CERROS RODRIGUEZ, Elisa  and  SOLANO MENDOZA, Carlos. Parental implications in criminal behavior of teenagers: trends and narratives. Pap. poblac [online]. 2015, vol.21, n.84, pp.107-132. ISSN 2448-7147.

Criminal behavior is a matter of concern to different stakeholders. The need to respond appropriately to their attention has led to the development of different variables involved in the phenomenon from different perspectives. The aim of this paper is to present two methodologies that are complementary rather than opposed to understanding one of the most mentioned variables in these studies, which is the parental relationships of a group of 133 inmates in the prison system of Jalisco. First quantitative test is performed through survival analysis of age of onset in criminal and who has brought the members of the sample behavior. The results show that respondents who were not raised by both parents, have a foray into criminal behavior at an earlier age. Subsequently there has been an analysis of life stories, where the resulting categories that refer to parenting by one parent figure are obtained through a crosstab for your understanding.

Keywords : Adolescence; crime; parenting styles; upbringing.

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