Hay inconsistencias en la investigación sobre las diferencias en las percepciones del funcionamiento familiar entre padres y adolescentes, indicando que dichas diferencias se asocian a problemas de ajuste (Sher-Censor, Parke, & Coltrane, 2011), o por el contrario, a bienestar y mejor ajuste en los adolescentes (Ohannessian, Lerner, Lerner & von Eye, 2000). El presente estudio correlacional, describe el grado de convergencia entre adolescentes y sus madres respecto a diferentes aspectos del funcionamiento familiar, y evalúa si hay relación entre la convergencia en dichos indicadores y el ajuste adolescente, distinguiendo según el sexo y edad de los adolescentes. Se encuestó a 967 estudiantes (M=14,42 años, DS=1,42; 69% mujeres) y sus madres. En ambos se midió la cohesión y adaptabilidad familiar, percepción de promoción de autonomía y nivel de conflicto familiar para estimar los niveles de convergencia; y la sintomatología depresiva-ansiosa, problemas conductuales, consumo de drogas, autoestima y autoeficacia fue medida en los adolescentes. Se presentan los índices de concordancia diferenciando por género y edad de los adolescentes, y como estos se relacionan el ajuste en los adolescentes. Además, se estiman modelos que determinan cuál/cuales de los indicadores de convergencia familiar (estimados en forma conjunta) se asocian con ajuste en los adolescentes. Palabras clave Funcionamiento familiar, ajuste adolescente, Convergencia adoles- cente-madre ABSTRACT CONVERGENCE ON THE VIEWS OF FAMILY FUNCTIONING OF ADOLESCENTS AND THEIR MOTHERS AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP WITH ADOLESCENT ADJUSTMENT: CONSIDERATIONS ON THE ADOLESCENT’S SEX AND AGE There are inconsistencies in the research of the differences of perceptions of family functioning between parents and adolescents that indicate that such differences are associated to adolescent adjustment problems (Sher-Censor, Parke, & Coltrane, 2011) or, on the contrary, to the welfare and better adolescent adjustment (Ohannessian, Lerner, Lerner & von Eye, 2000). This correlational study describes the degree of convergence between adolescents and their mothers regarding different aspects of family functioning as well as it evaluates if there is a relationship between the convergence of such indicators and adolescent adjustment, by distinguishing according to the adolescents’ gender and age. A total of 967 students (M=14,42 years, DS=1,42; 69% women) and their mothers were surveyed. Both adolescent and their mothers reported the family cohesion and adaptability, perception of promotion of autonomy and mother-adolescent conflict to estimate the convergence indexes.Anxiety/depressive symptoms, behavioral problems, drug use, and self-esteem and self-efficacy were measured in adolescent. The convergence indexes are presented by differentiating the adolescents’ gender and age, and how these relate to adolescent adjustment. Furthermore, models are estimated that establish which of the indicators of family convergence (estimated jointly) are associated with adolescent adjustment. Key words Family Functioning, Adolescent Adjustment, Adolescent-Mother