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Uma análise exploratória das relações entre as representações de vinculação do pai e o seu envolvimento em atividades práticas e lúdicas
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Este estudo teve como principal objetivo explorar as relações entre as representações de vinculação
(script de base segura) do pai, e o seu envolvimento em atividades práticas (relacionadas com a gestão
e cuidados à criança) e em atividades com características lúdicas (brincadeira/lazer). Participaram 62
famílias nucleares, com crianças entre os 2 e os 5 anos, de estatuto socioeconómico médio e de duplo-
-rendimento. De modo a analisar os scripts de base segura utilizou-se as Narrativas de Representação
da Vinculação em Adultos, aplicadas individualmente ao pai, tendo a mãe e o pai preenchido, de modo
independente, um questionário sobre o envolvimento parental. Os resultados indicam que os pais
possuem e acedem ao script de base segura em contextos onde este é elicitado; que participam mais
nas atividades lúdicas, do que nas práticas; e que pais com valores mais elevados de script adulto/
/criança se encontram mais envolvidos nas atividades práticas, mesmo quando a idade da criança e as
habilitações do pai são controladas.
The associations between father’s attachment representations and his involvement in care/management and play/leisure activities: An exploratory analyses The main goal of this study was to explore the associations between father’s attachment representations (secure base script knowledge) and his involvement in management and childcare, as well as in play and leisure activities. Sixty-two nuclear Portuguese families, with children between 2 and 5 years of age participated. Families were middle-class from a socioeconomical perspective, and both parents worked full time. In order to assess the secure-base script the Attachment Script Representation task was used individually with the father, and both mother and father independently reported on parental involvement. Results show that fathers access the secure-base script knowledge in contexts eliciting it; that fathers participate significantly more in play/leisure activities than in management/childcare. Finally, fathers with higher secure-base script scores in adult/child stories are more involved in management and childcare, even when child’s age and father’s education are controlled for.
The associations between father’s attachment representations and his involvement in care/management and play/leisure activities: An exploratory analyses The main goal of this study was to explore the associations between father’s attachment representations (secure base script knowledge) and his involvement in management and childcare, as well as in play and leisure activities. Sixty-two nuclear Portuguese families, with children between 2 and 5 years of age participated. Families were middle-class from a socioeconomical perspective, and both parents worked full time. In order to assess the secure-base script the Attachment Script Representation task was used individually with the father, and both mother and father independently reported on parental involvement. Results show that fathers access the secure-base script knowledge in contexts eliciting it; that fathers participate significantly more in play/leisure activities than in management/childcare. Finally, fathers with higher secure-base script scores in adult/child stories are more involved in management and childcare, even when child’s age and father’s education are controlled for.
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Script de base-segura Envolvimento Atividades práticas e lúdicas Pai Secure base-script Involvement Care and play activities Father
Citation
Análise Psicológica, 37(4), 507-519.
Publisher
Edições ISPA