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SPICOSOCIAL AND FAMILIAL CHARACTERISTICS OF TEENAGE PREGNANCY.

The prevention of teenage pregnancy would decrease infant mortality, early undernutrition and in these way decrease social and economic expenditure. The cost of these programs would decrease with a more sensitive risk indicator. We were interested in searching others psicosocial and familial parameters, useful to build up this indicator. Self esteem (Piers - Harris test) intrafamilial relationship (Familial Apgar of Magdaleno) attitudes towards sexual relations (Thurstone scale) and the use of break time were studied in 60 pregnant teenages (PT), 60 non pregnant teenages at a low risk of pregnancy (LRT) and 60 non pregnant teenages at a high risk of pregnancy (HRT). PT and LRT showed lower self esteems (88.3 and 70.0% respectively, under C50) familial apgar (61.6 and 50% under score 6) and the quality of use of break time (33.3 and 25.9% with optimal quality) and a more possitive attitude towards sexual relations than LRT. The importance of these parameters to build up a risk indicator of early pregnancy is discussed.