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This article presents a theoretical discussion that is based on the findings made in a work of completion of undergraduate course in the area of Psychology, aiming at the presentation of implications of Generalized Anxiety Disorder in the triple working day of contemporary women. The basis of the research was the bibliographic review with narrative, discursive and qualitative approach, which, in recent decades, has proposed the understanding and evolution of women through struggles and achievements in the labor market. The theoretical discourse has three main milestones: Clara Araujo and Maria Scalon, bring the insertion of women in work and their social conquest. Luria presents the perspective of Neuropsychology in brain dynamics and human behavior and, Judith Beck, the relationship of therapist and patient. The results describe the burden of tasks that women occupy, becoming prone to develop emotional disorders associated with stress, anxiety and depression caused, above all, by physical and psychic overload in the triple working day. Therefore, a complex look emerges that appears mainly in the context of contemporary women, affected by such psychological and physical sufferings. All this directly implies the reorganization of automatic thoughts, central and intermediate beliefs.

The article aims to understand how psychological evaluation can facilitate the emotional aspects of patients who will undergo gender affirmation surgery. To respond to the research theme, we talked, at first, about the concepts of gender, gender identity and transsexuality. As well as, research into how the pathology of transsexuality has historically been established. Subsequently, historical milestones are presented about the beginning of trans genitalization surgery, its precursors and professionals in the area who gave visibility to the transsexual movement from studies on the subject. Finishing with the necessary requirements for the subject to be able to perform the procedure by the Unified Health System -SUS. It leads to a reflection on the importance of the process of psychological preparation for trans genitalization surgery and how the process of psychological evaluation for gender affirmation surgery and the role of the psychology professional in meeting this demand, which seeks to work the singularity of the subject, his fears and longings that may come along the transsexualizing process.

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Patriarchal tradition has long assigned man an "active" role in the social and sexual relationship between the sexes, while decreasing female sexuality to passivity and reproduction. If not, the woman was left the place of procreator and owner of the home, with the advent of feminism, the woman began to occupy important spaces, but still with many challenges. Thus, the maintenance of sexist speeches and violence against women, show a social symptom of rejection of women and control of bodies, as in sexual violence. In this sense, the objective of this research was to investigate the academic productions published in the field of psychology, in the databases (BDTD, SciELO and CAPES Periodical) in the period from 2010 to 2020, about sexual violence in women. What has Brazilian psychology produced, from the point of view of theoretical articulation about sexual violence in women and their psychic repercussions? As a result, we had 88 scientific materials that were analyzed, with only 16 of these data, included with regard to the research objective. With this systematic literature review, it was noticed that the area of psychology concentrates little volume of discussion in relation to sexual violence, in this space of a decade, and in relation to theories or approaches used by researchers to understand the phenomenon, the Social psychology has been widely used, while other aspects of psychology are rarely raised. In this way, this research adds up and also arouses the interest of psychologists and academics for the exploration and greater scientific discussions on this theme, since it is so current and pertinent for study.