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Le modalità di coping e la loro stabilità in relazione alle caratteristiche degli eventi stressanti
La misura dell’immagine corporea in età evolutiva: traduzione e validazione italiana del Body Image Satisfaction Questionnaire.
Una scala per la misura dell' atteggiamento verso la violenza (A scale for the measurement of attitude toward violence)
Un’esperienza di ricerca realizzata nel progetto di home visiting “Raggiungere gli irraggiungibili”: una action research?
Senso di comunità e pregiudizio. II incontro nazionale del convegno di Psicologia Ambientale
Parental perception of social risk and positivie potentiality of outdoor autonomy for children: The proposal of two instruments.
An important factor that limits children’s autonomy outdoors is parental perception of social danger and traffic danger. To obtain
quantitative instruments for these dimensions, this work aimed to explore the validity and reliability of three scales. Two of them
describe, respectively, problematic aspects of the area of residence linked to traffic and situations of social degradation that could constitute risk factors for the child’s psychological and physical safety (Traffic Danger Perception Scale, Social Danger Perception Scale). The third scale investigates parental perception of the positive potentiality of outdoor autonomy for children’s maturation and growth. Interviews were conducted with 377 mothers of children between 8 and 10 years of age residing in six different areas in Italy. The results indicated weak reliability of the Traffic Danger Perception Scale, which requires further investigation, and they confirmed the reliability and the construct validity of the Social Danger Perception Scale and the Perception of Positive Potentiality of Outdoor Autonomy for
Children Scale. The perception of social danger was higher in mothers who live in larger urban contexts and who have more personal fear of crime and a lower sense of community. The positive perception of children’s autonomy of movement was higher among mothers who live in greener areas, who have a greater sense of community and who have more neighbourhood relations
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