2202|ATTITUDES AND OPINIONS REGARDING CHILD ABUSE IN THE FAMILY ENVIRONMENT

— Possession of children. — Age, sex and cohabitation of children. — Number of children you would like/would have liked to have. — Opinion on the responsibilities of parents with respect to children. — Way of making decisions, which affect the children, in the family. — Issues that usually produce difficulties in relationships between parents and children. — Person to whom he asks for advice in the face of some difficulty with the children. — Person from the environment with whom he vents from his family problems. — Way to relate to the children, the couple: strict/honeyy. — Childhood memories regarding the frequency with which parents used physical punishments, screams, etc. — Opinion on the need to yell and hit a child. — Opinion on the need to stick to maintain discipline with children. — Degree of harm, for the development and education of children, of situations that may occur in relationships between parents and children. — Way to react regularly to a serious anger with your children. — Way to make peace with children, after situations in which they have ‘lost their nerves’. — Often with which, in the presence of the children, comparisons are made between them and other children. — Scale of assessment of one’s own behavior, about phrases that relate to the behaviors and opinions that parents maintain of their children. — Frequency of certain reactions that parents have, to situations of serious problems with children. — Degree of agreement with phrases related to children’s learning.