2003
DOI: 10.1590/s0103-863x2003000200002
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A construção da autonomia moral: a contribuição da teoria do desenvolvimento do ego de Jane Loevinger

Abstract: Resumo: A autonomia moral foi, desde os primórdios do pensamento ocidental, entendida como expoente da maturidade humana. No contexto da tradição cognitivo-desenvolvimental, a construção da autonomia é concebida, predominantemente, como um processo de separação-individuação. A teoria do desenvolvimento do ego de Jane Loevinger, combinando a abordagem cognitivo-desenvolvimental com a abordagem psicanalítica, propõe o entendimento da autonomia moral como resultado de uma dialética de separação-inclusão, favorece… Show more

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“…This is consistent with other studies conducted by Brazilian researchers with vulnerable populations as adolescents as well elderly, in which participants were more commonly found to be in the conscientious stage of development (37,40,41,45). People in the conformist stage are characterized by concerns with material things, appearance, reputation, belonging, and social acceptance (36,38,39) and are focused on obtaining advantage and/or personal gain in their relationships with the others(37). These characteristics, which were found in 50 per cent (n = 9) of our patients, complement an important point raised by these patients within the therapeutic groups; i.e., the issue of identity and the need to belong to a social group.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 90%
“…This is consistent with other studies conducted by Brazilian researchers with vulnerable populations as adolescents as well elderly, in which participants were more commonly found to be in the conscientious stage of development (37,40,41,45). People in the conformist stage are characterized by concerns with material things, appearance, reputation, belonging, and social acceptance (36,38,39) and are focused on obtaining advantage and/or personal gain in their relationships with the others(37). These characteristics, which were found in 50 per cent (n = 9) of our patients, complement an important point raised by these patients within the therapeutic groups; i.e., the issue of identity and the need to belong to a social group.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 90%
“…A masculinidade da egolatria se evidencia quando o sujeito masculino ressalta seu ego e se mostra como protagonista. Branco (2003) afirma que o ego possui uma natureza estrutural; equivale àquilo que a pessoa pensa de si mesma, como um eu auto-reflexivo (próprio), nos vários momentos da sua existência. Ademais, a sociedade tem grande influência para que o ego masculino seja moldado nessa perspectiva e o quanto ele é ferido quando algo o afeta.…”
Section: Masculinidade Da Egolatriaunclassified