2019
DOI: 10.3917/rppg.072.0187
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L'enfant parentifié : maturation psychoaffective et contexte familial

Abstract: Cette étude s'inscrit dans une recherche conjointe entre les laboratoires de psychologie de l'Université Pontificale Catholique de Rio de Janeiro et de l'Université Paris Descartes. L'actualité des familles contemporaines nous confronte plus souvent à une clinique de la parentification des enfants. L'enfant adopte une posture parentale envers ses parents et les membres de sa famille. Deux modalités de parentification sont distinguées selon qu'elles concernent les enjeux des liens et de la contenance familiale … Show more

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“…Research about parentification has also highlighted the relationship between poor economic conditions and high levels of parentification (Bekir et al, 1993;Burnett et al, 2006;Jelastopulu & Tzoumerka, 2013). Furthermore, we can assume that children who provide parental care, often inappropriate to their age, may feel wronged, particularly, when compared to other similar ones who do not execute such functions, and when such behaviors are not recognized by the family (Féres-Carneiro, Benghozi, Mello, & Magalhães, 2019).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Research about parentification has also highlighted the relationship between poor economic conditions and high levels of parentification (Bekir et al, 1993;Burnett et al, 2006;Jelastopulu & Tzoumerka, 2013). Furthermore, we can assume that children who provide parental care, often inappropriate to their age, may feel wronged, particularly, when compared to other similar ones who do not execute such functions, and when such behaviors are not recognized by the family (Féres-Carneiro, Benghozi, Mello, & Magalhães, 2019).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%