O conceito de coparentalidade e suas implicações para a pesquisa e para a clínica: implication for research and clinical practice

Autores

  • Giana Bitencourt Frizzo Universidade Federal do Rrio Grande do Sul; Instituto de Psicologia; Programa de Pós-Graduação em Psicologia
  • Carla Meira Kreutz Universidade Federal do Rrio Grande do Sul
  • Carlo Schmidt Universidade Federal do Rrio Grande do Sul
  • Cesar Augusto Piccinini CNPq
  • Cleonice Bosa University of London; Institute of Psychiatry

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.7322/jhgd.19774

Palavras-chave:

Coparentalidade, Sistema familiar, Relacionamento conjugal

Resumo

Este estudo tem por objetivo revisar o conceito de coparentalidade e suas implicações para a pesquisa e para a clínica. Para isso, examinou-se a origem e a evolução do conceito e sua relevância para o contexto atual. O uso deste conceito nas pesquisas tem sido ampliado, passando de uma ênfase nas díades mãe-criança para uma concepção que envolve a tríade mãe-pai-criança. Esta evolução no conceito de coparentalidade tem implicações para a clínica, tanto com famílias de pais casados como divorciados. Verificou-se também uma carência de instrumentos nessa área, cuja elaboração merece ser enfocada em futuros estudos.

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2005-12-01

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v. 15 n. 3 (2005)

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