DOI: 10.11606/d.59.2017.tde-09012017-011833
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Estudo comparativo de famílias com a guarda dos filhos suspensa por medida de proteção, no Brasil e no Peru

Abstract: Esta tese é um esforço do qual, direta ou indiretamente, participaram várias pessoas lendo, revendo, opinando, corrigindo, me incentivando, tendo a paciência e me acompanhando em momentos de crise e em tempos de felicidade. À Profa. Dra. Marina Rezende Bazon por seu apoio e interesse, mesmo antes de me conhecer; você me deu uma oportunidade inestimável para me desenvolver profissionalmente e como pessoa, só posso agradecer por sua paciência, seu conselho, por seu rigor e seriedade; você se tornou para mim um e… Show more

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“…The mean values for social support were also similar in most dimensions (material support M = 12.97, emotional support M = 12.87, informational support M = 12.40, affective support M = 10.33 and positive social interaction M = 10.4). It is noteworthy that emotional support and informational support are lower in the three groups of the present study when compared to the data found by Carpio (2016). As for material support, the participants in his study presented lower scores, indicative of poorer support in terms of real daily issues.…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 73%
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“…The mean values for social support were also similar in most dimensions (material support M = 12.97, emotional support M = 12.87, informational support M = 12.40, affective support M = 10.33 and positive social interaction M = 10.4). It is noteworthy that emotional support and informational support are lower in the three groups of the present study when compared to the data found by Carpio (2016). As for material support, the participants in his study presented lower scores, indicative of poorer support in terms of real daily issues.…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 73%
“…Considering the American cut-off score (215 points), in an exploratory way, the mean score in the three clusters can be considered high, although it was only higher than 215 in clusters 2 and 3, yet cluster 2 was not statistically different from cluster 1. In a recent study conducted with parents/caregivers whose custody of their children was revoked by the Brazilian and Peruvian Court of Justice, where CAP was also used, the mean score in the Brazilian sample (n = 30) on the abuse scale was 252.5, higher than the American cut-off score, however, lower than the one obtained in cluster 3 (Carpio, 2016). In another study with Brazilian parents/caregivers conducted to comparatively assess a sample notified for physical abuse (n = 30) and a control group (n = 30), a significant difference was found between the groups.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 74%