Transmissão intergeracional de práticas educativas parentais : evidências empíricas
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Transmission of childrearing practices between generations : empirical evidence
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O estudo investigou a transmissão intergeracional das práticas educativas parentais em 30 mães e 22 pais, cujo primeiro filho tinha 3 anos. Os participantes responderam a entrevistas sobre as práticas educativas recebidas dos genitores e as utilizadas com o filho. Análises quantitativa e de conteúdo foram realizadas, categorizando-se as práticas em indutivas, coercitivas e não interferência. Os resultados indicaram tanto a manutenção das práticas recebidas, sejam elas indutivas, coercitivas ou ...
O estudo investigou a transmissão intergeracional das práticas educativas parentais em 30 mães e 22 pais, cujo primeiro filho tinha 3 anos. Os participantes responderam a entrevistas sobre as práticas educativas recebidas dos genitores e as utilizadas com o filho. Análises quantitativa e de conteúdo foram realizadas, categorizando-se as práticas em indutivas, coercitivas e não interferência. Os resultados indicaram tanto a manutenção das práticas recebidas, sejam elas indutivas, coercitivas ou de não interferência, como mudanças no tipo de prática utilizada devido a características do casal e da criança. Discute-se que as práticas educativas envolvem um processo dinâmico entre pais e filhos, sendo a transmissão intergeracional não linear e influenciada por fatores que não apenas a reprodução de padrões aprendidos. ...
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This study investigated the transmission between generations of childrearing practices of 30 mothers and 22 fathers, whose first child was 3 years old. Participants were interviewed about childrearing practices they had themselves received from their parents and those they used with their children. Quantitative and content analyses were realized with childrearing practices categorized as inductive, coercive and non-interfering. Results showed continuity of received practices, whether they were ...
This study investigated the transmission between generations of childrearing practices of 30 mothers and 22 fathers, whose first child was 3 years old. Participants were interviewed about childrearing practices they had themselves received from their parents and those they used with their children. Quantitative and content analyses were realized with childrearing practices categorized as inductive, coercive and non-interfering. Results showed continuity of received practices, whether they were inductive, coercive or non-interfering, as well as changes in the used practices due to characteristics of the couple or the child. Childrearing practices seem to comprise a dynamic process between parents and children, with a nonlinear transmission between generations, and affected by factors other than reproduction of learned patterns. ...
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Psicologia : teoria e pesquisa. Vol. 29, n. 2 (abr./jun. 2013), p. 123-132.
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