A Interlocução de Narrativas: Um Estudo sobre Papéis de Gênero

Fávero, Maria Helena; Maracci, Inara Linn

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“…When the focus was on the superiority and inferiority/submission dimensions, it was found that, in the environment, superiority was predominantly associated with men and inferiority/submission with women, which was reported mainly by young women. Other studies highlight women's disadvantaged position in society and within the couple, where a submission and yielding posture towards men is described: the man being considered a figure of authority and power (Fávero & Maracci, 2016;Fernandes, 2009;Queiroga et al, 2018). Fernandes (2009) argues that these postures are learned in the socialization process, which leads us to reflect on the generational transmission of gender ideologies, co-constructed in society.…”

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“In My Time…”: A Generational Difference in the Relation between Gender Roles and Well-Being

Camilo¹,

Minas²

2023

PSICOLOGIA

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This article analyzes the beliefs and behaviors regarding gender roles of eight Portuguese youngsters and seven seniors. Our aim is to understand how individuals from different generations and sexes perceive gender roles and well-being, and how they manifest themselves. After semi-structured individual interviews, we used thematic analysis method, applying N-Vivo 12 software. Findings emphasize that, despite an expressed gender equality ideal, women tend to feel overloaded at home in trying to balance work and family tasks. Men seem to have greater domestic and labor power than women. Women express greater well-being when domestic duties are shared and when they perceive they are receiving support. Men simultaneously associate the experiences of sharing domestic duties and contributing less with well-being. Hardships of work-family balance were identified by diverse participants, from different sexes and ages, as a sign of lack of well-being.

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“In My Time…”: A Generational Difference in the Relation between Gender Roles and Well-Being

Camilo¹,

Minas²

2023

PSICOLOGIA

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“…As mulheres constituem um grupo social marcado por papéis que sofrem influências cultural e social. Nos estudos de gênero, é possível considerar a possibilidade de reconstrução de uma nova realidade, 14 principalmente devido às diversas mudanças socioculturais que ocorrem nos tempos atuais. 10 Contudo, analisando as características sociodemográficas e reprodutivas entre mães e filhas, as variáveis testadas neste estudo, como estado conjugal, grau de instrução, cor/raça, religião, participação em grupo de planejamento familiar, uso de método contraceptivo e aborto espontâneo, não apresentaram diferenças estatísticas.…”

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Semelhanças e diferenças intergeneracionais entre mães e filhas trabalhadoras rurais: características sociodemográficas e reprodutivas

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RESUMO Objetivo analisar as semelhanças e diferenças intergeracionais envolvendo características sociodemográficas e reprodutivas entre mães e filhas trabalhadoras rurais. Método estudo analítico e quantitativo desenvolvido em fevereiro de 2018 com 21 díades, mães e filhas trabalhadoras rurais, em idade reprodutiva cadastradas no Programa Chapéu de Palha Mulher − Pernambuco. Utilizou-se o questionário da Pesquisa Nacional de Saúde para verificar as características sociodemográficas e reprodutivas. Resultados Mães e filhas não apresentaram diferenças estatísticas para estado conjugal (p = 1,00), grau de instrução (p = 0,053), cor/raça (p = 1,00), religião (p = 1,00), idade que começou a trabalhar (p = 0,433) e horas de trabalho por semana (p = 1,00), participação em grupo de planejamento familiar (p = 0,344), uso de método contraceptivo (p = 0,065), aborto espontâneo (p = 1,00) e parto cesáreo (p = 0,459). Conclusão e implicações para a prática Os resultados sugerem que ocorreu o processo de modelação em diversos aspectos, ou seja, a mãe serviu de figura de referência para as suas filhas na tomada de atitudes e comportamentos, o que necessita maior entendimento sobre relação intergeracional, inclusive entre profissionais de saúde para melhor qualificação na assistência, a exemplo, no cuidado reprodutivo.

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“…Women compose a social group marked by roles that are affected by cultural and social factors. In gender studies, one may consider the possibility of reconstructing a new reality, 14 primarily due to the abounding sociocultural changes that took place in current times. 10 Nevertheless, the socio-demographic and reproductive characteristics between mothers and daughters, the variables tested within this study (i.e., marital status, education level, skin color/race, religion, participation in a family planning group, use of contraceptive methods, and miscarriages) were not statistically different.…”

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Intergenerational similarities and differences between rural working mothers and daughters: socio-demographic and reproductive characteristics

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Objective To analyze similarities and differences involving socio-demographic and reproductive characteristics between rural working mothers and daughters. Method An analytical and quantitative study was developed in February 2018 with 21 dyads, rural working mothers and daughters, of reproductive age registered in the Chapéu de Palha Mulher Program in Pernambuco State, Brazil. The National Health Survey questionnaire was adopted to verify socio-demographic and reproductive characteristics. Results Mothers and daughters did not show statistical differences for marital status (p = 1.00), education level (p = 0.053), skin color/race (p = 1.00), religion (p = 1.00), age when started working (p = 0.433) and working hours per week (p = 1.00), participation in a family planning group (p = 0.344), use of contraceptive methods (p = 0.065), miscarriage (p = 1.00), and cesarean childbirth (p = 0.459). Conclusion and implications for practice The results suggest that the modeling process took place in numerous aspects, meaning these mothers fulfilled a reference role for their daughters in decision-making and behaviors. It requires a greater understanding of intergenerational relationships, especially amongst health professionals, for them to provide a better qualification in assistance, such as in reproductive care.

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A Interlocução de Narrativas: Um Estudo sobre Papéis de Gênero

Cited by 3 publications

References 33 publications

“In My Time…”: A Generational Difference in the Relation between Gender Roles and Well-Being

“In My Time…”: A Generational Difference in the Relation between Gender Roles and Well-Being

Semelhanças e diferenças intergeneracionais entre mães e filhas trabalhadoras rurais: características sociodemográficas e reprodutivas

Intergenerational similarities and differences between rural working mothers and daughters: socio-demographic and reproductive characteristics

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