2015
DOI: 10.4025/psicolestud.v20i2.25246
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Transmissão Intergeracional do Apego Seguro: Evidências a Partir de Dois Casos

Abstract: Resumo. O objetivo do estudo foi investigar as experiências da mãe com seus cuidadores e o apego seguro do filho. Participaram duas díades mãe-filho (mãe: 38a; filho: 2a 2m; mãe: 34a; filho: 2a 2m), em que a criança apresentava comportamentos de apego seguro, avaliados pelo Attachment Q-sort. As experiências das mães com seus cuidadores foram investigadas por uma escala que avaliou as percepções sobre seus pais, e por meio da avaliação das representações de apego; enquanto a relação atual das díades foi invest… Show more

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“…A recent empirical study in a group of prisoners undergoing therapeutic community treatment revealed an increase in secure attachment after one year of treatment (121). Bortolini and Piccinini (122) revealed consistency in mothers’ experiences with their own caregivers characterized by affective, sensitive care and their children’s secure attachment, indicating patterns of attachment can be securely transmitted across generations. These are encouraging findings, given the protective role of sensitive caregiving and secure attachment (83, 123, 124), and since attachment security mitigates trauma-related stress (125).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A recent empirical study in a group of prisoners undergoing therapeutic community treatment revealed an increase in secure attachment after one year of treatment (121). Bortolini and Piccinini (122) revealed consistency in mothers’ experiences with their own caregivers characterized by affective, sensitive care and their children’s secure attachment, indicating patterns of attachment can be securely transmitted across generations. These are encouraging findings, given the protective role of sensitive caregiving and secure attachment (83, 123, 124), and since attachment security mitigates trauma-related stress (125).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Investigating these inconsistencies, in other articles, the authors of the present study qualitatively investigated four dyads, two with a more secure attachment pattern (Bortolini & Piccinini, 2015) and two with a less secure attachment pattern (Bortolini & Piccinini, in press) who were chosen among the participants of the present study. The findings revealed that the current quality of the parent-child relationship is essential for the establishment of attachment patterns, although it tends to be permeated by the mothers' own representations of attachment related to their caregivers.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Trata-se de evidencias com base em dados qualitativos a partir de dois casos que estão na direção do que sugere a literatura, ou seja, uma relação entre as experiências da mãe com seus cuidadores, as representações maternas de apego, a relação com o filho e o apego desse filho. Em outro artigo (Bortolini & Piccinini, 2015), os autores já haviam apresentado evidencias de que experiências de base segura das mães estariam associadas ao apego seguro dos filhos. Neste sentido, tanto o estudo anterior, como o presente, apontam que as vivências infantis com os cuidadores e com o companheiro na vida adulta, e as representações de apego decorrentes, impactam a relação mãe-filho e o comportamento de apego da criança (Bost et al, 2006;Mikulincer, Shaver, Sapir-Lavid, & Avihou-Kanza, 2009;Veríssimo, Monteiro, Vaughn, Santos, & Waters, 2005;van Ijzendoorn & Bakermans-Kranenburg, 1997).…”
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