Sentidos Do Trabalho Para Pessoas Com Deficiência Adquirida

Santos, Joelma Cristina dos; Carvalho‐Freitas, Maria Nivalda de

doi:10.1590/1807-0310/2018v30160054

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“…This finding agrees with what the MOW group's (1987) research shows. This motivational factor finds resonance in Santos and Carvalho-Freitas' (2018) research results, which also identify pleasure and realization as some of the most important meanings of work for those interviewed. At the same time as the interviewees spoke of the pleasure of working, they also made it a point to state that work is not one's hobby, it requires commitment and, frequently, that people follow through with those commitments despite disliking the work.…”

Section: Work As a Source Of Pleasure And Realizationmentioning

confidence: 84%

“…And I answer that I'1m not tired, but if she is, she can go home. In line with Lima et al, 2013 andSantos andCarvalho-Freitas (2018), work has an important role in the interviewees' lives. However, regarding the decision-making component (MOW, 1987), despite the importance of work, it doesn't appear as the main sphere for the interviewees, since priority seems to be given, in most cases, to the sphere of the family: I know I need to work, but I also need to live.…”

Section: Work Centralitymentioning

confidence: 92%

“…National publications on the subject have focused, majorly, on understanding the meaning of work for women, youth, and workers in specific career areas (Spinelli-De- Sá & Lemos, 2017). Among studies on people with disabilities and work, both in management (Lima, Tavares, Brito, & Cappelle, 2013) and psychology (Coelho, Sampaio, & Mancini, 2014;Paiva, Bendassolli, & Torres, 2015;Assunção, Carvalho-Freitas, & Oliveira, 2015;Santos & Carvalho-Freitas, 2018), few are focused on understanding the various meanings associated to work by people with disabilities, with the exception of recent publications by Lima et al (2013), as well as Santos and Carvalho-Freitas (2018).…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…These individuals have the option of retiring after acquiring their disability (Brasil, 1991a) and, perhaps, for this reason, they have received little attention. Thus, it is an example of a group in need of further research (Santos & Carvalho--Freitas, 2018).…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In this way, another contribution of this study is further understanding these people's meanings of work, and how they affect their identity construction. One of the few studies that focus specifically on the meaning of work for people with acquired disabilities, from psychology (Santos & Carvalho-Freitas, 2018) highlights the necessity to understand this issue better. Thus, the present research contributes towards more in-depth knowledge on the subject, as it focus on individuals with acquired disabilities of varying educational degrees when compared to other study subjects, and as it presents meaning categories originated from field studies on work and subjectivity.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Revisiting the Mainstream: The Meaning of Work for People With Acquired Disabilities

Galvão

Lemos

Cavazotte

2018

RAM, Rev. Adm. Mackenzie

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Purpose: The study aimed to investigate the meanings attributed to work by people with acquired disabilities. Originality/value: The study unveils a new understanding of the meaning of work for people with acquired disabilities. Design/methodology/approach: There were conducted in-depth interviews with ten people with acquired disabilities and inserted in the labor market. Findings: The results of this analysis suggest that, for the interviewed group, the work shares its importance with other spheres of life, like the affective one and the family circle. Among the meanings discussed in the scholarly literature, such as pleasure in working and the work as a form of social interaction, there were also new specific meanings attributed by the group, related to the identity of the person with disability, like barriers overcoming, the combat against the stigma of incapacity and the positive impact generation. On the other hand, remuneration and career progression appear as a consequence of work, rather than a factor that brought meaning to their work activities. The findings of this study contributed to a better understanding of the different meanings attributed to work by people with an acquired disability. Among that, the results pointed to the existence of other meanings than the usually addressed in the scholarly literature of the theme, what reinforces the contribution of this article to the study of the meaning of work.

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Section: Work As a Source Of Pleasure And Realizationmentioning

confidence: 84%

Section: Work Centralitymentioning

confidence: 92%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Revisiting the Mainstream: The Meaning of Work for People With Acquired Disabilities

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Lemos

Cavazotte

2018

RAM, Rev. Adm. Mackenzie

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As experiências e os sentidos do trabalhar para pessoas com deficiência visual ? um estudo sob a perspectiva da Teoria da Psicologia do Trabalhar (TPT)

Beliomini¹

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São muitas as pessoas a quem devo agradecer. Eu não tinha a dimensão de quantos/as me ajudaram na construção deste trabalho até o momento de começar a escrever esta página.Tanto no plano acadêmico quanto no pessoal, recebi apoio, atenção e incentivos que foram fundamentais para chegar até aqui.À Maria da Conceição Uvaldo, "a mestra mor", minha primeira e grande incentivadora.Foi quem despertou em mim o desejo de fazer o mestrado. Se não fosse por ela, eu não entenderia ser possível. Diante de muitas tentativas frustradas de ingresso, ela sempre me dizia: "Não desista, querida! Você vai conseguir". Generosa no acolhimento e no compartilhar de sua sabedoria, minha admiração é profunda e a gratidão, infinita.À Marcelo Afonso Ribeiro, meu orientador. Aceitou-me sabendo de minhas limitações e dificuldades. Detentor de conhecimento admirável e generoso no compartilhar desse conhecimento. Respeitoso, acolhedor, incentivador, fez com que eu me sentisse segura mesmo diante de tantas dúvidas e incertezas.A Francisco e Francismar Salvino, queridos ex-alunos, hoje profissionais. Foram os que me "lançaram a bola". Espero "tê-la cortado bem". À Maria Nivalda de Carvalho-Freitas e Fábio de Oliveira, que teceram considerações importantes em meu exame de qualificação. De forma delicada, respeitosa, incentivadora e com pontuações muito apropriadas, fizeram sugestões que me ajudaram muito.À Maria Celeste de Almeida e Andrea Knabem, minhas "coorientadoras", colegas de trabalho no Núcleo de Aconselhamento de Carreira (NAC). Pelas mãos, me pegaram e me guiaram num momento em que eu não sabia para onde ir. Disponibilizaram muitas tardes de sábado e tantas outras horas quando já findavam os dias, para me "colocar no prumo". Foram fundamentais para que eu chegasse ao fim.

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Meaning of work and disability: a study with chairmen after spinal injury

Oliveira,

Marra,

Lara

2024

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Os indivíduos que adquiriram alguma deficiência física tendem a ser mais propensos à necessidade do trabalho. Nesse contexto, o objetivo geral deste estudo é compreender os sentidos construídos sobre o trabalho para cadeirantes com deficiência adquirida. Foi realizada uma pesquisa qualitativa em que foram entrevistados, em profundidade, sete sujeitos dentro deste perfil. As entrevistas foram transcritas e analisadas por meio da análise de conteúdo. Os sentidos relacionados ao trabalho foram agrupados em: garantia de segurança, independência e autonomia; fonte de satisfação; eficiência e condução de resultados; manutenção da ocupação e sentimento de utilidade; construção de relações sociais positivas; moralmente aceitável e contribuição social; ocupação de espaços e representatividade social; negação do estigma de incapacidade e inclusão efetiva. Concluiu-se que os sentidos do trabalho para os cadeirantes estão ancorados, não apenas no caráter instrumental, mas também nas questões de ocupação de espaços, de utilidade social e de quebra do capacitismo.

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Sentidos Do Trabalho Para Pessoas Com Deficiência Adquirida

Cited by 8 publications

References 13 publications

Revisiting the Mainstream: The Meaning of Work for People With Acquired Disabilities

Revisiting the Mainstream: The Meaning of Work for People With Acquired Disabilities

As experiências e os sentidos do trabalhar para pessoas com deficiência visual ? um estudo sob a perspectiva da Teoria da Psicologia do Trabalhar (TPT)

Meaning of work and disability: a study with chairmen after spinal injury

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