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Auto-estima e narcisismo na adolescência : Relação com delinquência autorelatada em contexto forense e escolar
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A presente investigação teve como objectivos analisar a importância relativa dos constructos de autoestima
e de narcisismo e analisar a associação desses constructos com os comportamentos delinquentes
auto-relatados pelos jovens. Recorrendo a 760 adolescentes de ambos os sexos divididos em grupo
forense (n=250) e grupo escolar (n=510) foram feitas comparações relativamente aos dois constructos
e foi elaborado um modelo de regressão múltipla tendo como variável dependente a delinquência
auto-relatada. Os resultados indicam que o grupo forense se caracteriza por ter auto-estima baixa e
narcisismo alto quando comparado com o grupo escolar, que a correlação entre os dois constructos é
quase nula e que a variável narcisismo é a que mais contribui no modelo de regressão múltipla para
a previsão da delinquência auto-relatada.
The purpose of the present study was to analyze the relative importance of the self-esteem and narcissism constructs and to assess the association between these constructs and self-reported criminal behavior. With a total of 760 youths of both sexes divided in a forensic sample (n=250) and a community sample (n=510), comparisons were made with respect to the two constructs and a multiple regression model was estimated having the self-reported delinquency as the dependent variable. The results indicate that the forensic sample is characterized as having low self-esteem and high narcissism when compared to the community sample, that the correlation between the two constructs is almost non-existing, and that narcissism is the variable that contributes the most to the prediction of selfreported delinquency.
The purpose of the present study was to analyze the relative importance of the self-esteem and narcissism constructs and to assess the association between these constructs and self-reported criminal behavior. With a total of 760 youths of both sexes divided in a forensic sample (n=250) and a community sample (n=510), comparisons were made with respect to the two constructs and a multiple regression model was estimated having the self-reported delinquency as the dependent variable. The results indicate that the forensic sample is characterized as having low self-esteem and high narcissism when compared to the community sample, that the correlation between the two constructs is almost non-existing, and that narcissism is the variable that contributes the most to the prediction of selfreported delinquency.
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Auto-estima Delinquência Juvenil Narcisismo Juvenile delinquency Narcissism Self-esteem
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Analise Psicológica, 30(3), 329-339