Los Oregon Divorce Studies (ODS) comprimen dos estudios de los factores que contribuyen a la adaptaci\u00f3n matrimonial e infantil tras una separaci\u00f3n matrimonial (ODS-I y ODS-II). En ambos estudios, hemos evaluado los procesos de adaptaci\u00f3n de varias maneras: las entrevistas y los cuestionarios con madres e hijos, los cuestionarios con los maestros, y la observaci\u00f3n de las interacciones entre madres e hijos. Las madres tambi\u00e9n invitaron a participar a una persona de apoyo. El trabajo empez\u00f3 con un estudio longitudinal en 1984 (ODS-I) con un grupo de 197 madres separadas y sus hijos en edad escolar primaria. Los resultados de ODS-I se utilizaron para dise\u00f1ar un programa para ayudar a las madres y sus hijos a adaptarse tras un divorcio. El programa de intervenci\u00f3n preventiva resultante se aplic\u00f3 en ODS-II.<\/p>\n
ODS-II comenz\u00f3 en 1992 con un nuevo grupo de 238 madres separadas y sus hijos. Las familias fueron asignadas al azar a condiciones experimental o de control para evaluar la eficacia de un programa de intervenci\u00f3n dise\u00f1ado para prevenir y reducir los problemas de las madres y sus hijos. Las madres en el grupo experimental participaron en grupos informativos que ense\u00f1aron pr\u00e1cticas de crianza eficaces y estrategias para el desarrollo personal. Las familias en la condici\u00f3n de control participaron en los mismos procedimientos de evaluaci\u00f3n, pero no recibieron la intervenci\u00f3n. Evaluaciones utilizando m\u00faltiples m\u00e9todos se realizaron cinco veces en el curso de tres a\u00f1os. Luego seguimos las experiencias de las familias ODS-II anualmente por cuatro a\u00f1os m\u00e1s, durante un periodo cuando los ni\u00f1os hac\u00edan la transici\u00f3n a la escuela media o a la secundaria.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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