¿Nuevas familias para un nuevo siglo?

Arriagada, Irma

doi:10.1590/s0103-863x2000000100003

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“…It is particularly evident that women remain mostly responsible for guaranteeing care within the family, for the parents as well as for the children. As this phenomenon is still observed, despite the high rates of female participation in the job market (Arriagada, 2000;Coimbra et al, 2013), it is important to perceive whether this trend continues in the next generation.…”

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Intergenerational Solidarity and Satisfaction With Life: Mediation Effects With Emerging Adults

Coimbra

Mendonça

2013

Paidéia (Ribeirão Preto)

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The increasing dependency of emerging adults (EA) on their family of origin and their lower future expectations challenge intergenerational family support exchanges and may affect their impact on satisfaction with life. This study aims to examine the mediation effect of familism, filial maturity, and relationship satisfaction between different directions of support (received, given and anticipated between both) and satisfaction with life. Data was collected through the administration of self-report questionnaires to a convenience sample of 243 EA (18-30 years old) of both genders, students and workers, of different socioeconomic statuses. Results corroborate the mediation effect of the study variables and suggest that the magnitude of this impact depends on the direction of the support: partial mediations are observed for the received support, whereas total mediations are observed for the given support.

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Section: Final Considerationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Intergenerational Solidarity and Satisfaction With Life: Mediation Effects With Emerging Adults

Coimbra

Mendonça

2013

Paidéia (Ribeirão Preto)

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“…Nowadays, an increase in modernization [e.g., greater exchange within society] has not been accompanied by an increase in modernity [e.g., a commitment to social exchange within the home] (Arriagada, 2000). This is largely because wider social changes have been piecemeal.…”

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“…According to Arriagada (2000), changes in the basic conditions caused by globalization and modernization like migration, new patterns of consumption and a greater flexibility in the labor market have influenced Latin Americans' perceptions of themselves and their families, particularly attitudes towards extended kin. In relation to the new patterns of consumption, for instance, an increase in consumer expectations has been frustrated leading to an increase in illicit earning, delinquency, drug trafficking, corruption and other forms of violence and social exclusion.…”

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“…It has caused marital and family discord, given the traditional gender segregation of such tasks. Sometimes, domestic violence has been attributable simply to the man's opposition to the new economic roles of women and problems faced in negotiating greater sharing of domestic activities (Arriagada, 2000).…”

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Family and Socialization Factors in Brazil: An Overview

Dessen¹,

Torres²

2019

Online Readings in Psychology and Culture

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“…Arriagada (2000), a partir de estudos com famílias latino-americanas, aponta o declínio do modelo patriarcal, uma vez que houve a incorporação maciça das mulheres no mercado de trabalho; o fim do sistema de provedor único da casa; e o aumento do número de lares chefiados por mulheres, em sua maioria, monoparentais. Embora as famílias nucleares continuem predominantes, apresentam diferentes estruturas: famílias reconstituídas, as chefiadas por mulheres, as sem filhos, as constituídas por três gerações, entre outras.…”

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Olhares de crianças baianas sobre família

Moreira

Rabinovich

Silva

2009

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Resumo: Este estudo investigou os significados que 60 crianças baianas, de 6 a 12 anos, atribuíam aos pais, mães, irmãos, avós e família. Os participantes foram divididos em quatro grupos de 15 crianças: dois de Salvador-BA, cujos pais tinham nível sócio-educacional baixo e alto, e dois provenientes do interior da Bahia com os mesmos níveis sócio-educacionais. As crianças foram entrevistadas individualmente conforme roteiro semi-estruturado. Investigou-se a composição da família e o local da moradia com os responsáveis. Os dados evidenciam que as crianças residem com a família nuclear, mas têm relações estreitas com a família extensa; a família é concebida como quem cuida e apóia; a mãe cuida, educa e é afetiva; o pai e o avô são lúdicos; as avós agradam; os irmãos brincam, ajudam e ensinam, embora também atritem, mas são companhias com as quais se conta sempre.Palavras-chave: família, membros da família, infância. Perspectives of children from Bahia, Brazil about familyAbstract: This study investigated the meanings 60 children, 6 to 12 years old, attribute to their fathers, mothers, siblings, grandparents and families. Participants were divided in four groups of 15 children each: two groups with children from Salvador, Bahia, Brazil and whose parents had high and low socio-educational level, and two from the interior of Bahia with the same socio-educational levels. Children were individually interviewed according to semi-structured questionnaire. Family composition and local of residence were investigated with parents. Data evidence that children live with their nuclear family but have close relationship with their extended family; the family is conceived as who cares and supports; the mother cares, disciplines and is affective; the father and grandfather play; grandmothers please; siblings play, help and teach, though there is misunderstanding, they are those whom one can always rely on.Keywords: family, family members, childhood. Visiones de niños de la Bahia, Brasil sobre familiaResumen: El estudio investigó los significados que 60 niños baianos, de 6 a 12 años, atribuyen a los padres, madres, hermanos, abuelos y familia. Los participantes fueron divididos en cuatro grupos de 15 niños: dos de Salvador, Bahia cuyos padres tenían nivel socio educacional bajo y alto, y dos provenientes del interior da Bahia con los mismos niveles socio educacional. Los niños fueran entrevistados individualmente conforme dirección semi estructurado. La composición de la familia y local de residencia fueron obtenidos de los responsables. Los dados evidencian que los niños viven con la familia nuclear, pero mantienen estrechas relaciones con la familia extendida; la familia es entendida como quien cuida y apoya; la madre cuida educa y es afectiva; el padre y el abuelo son lúdicos; las abuelas agradan; los hermanos jugan, ayudan y enseñan, aunque riñen, son las compañías con las cuales siempre se puede contar.Palabras clave: familia, miembros de la familia, infancia. Muitas investigações foram desenvolvidas sobre as crianças, contu...

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¿Nuevas familias para un nuevo siglo?

Cited by 14 publications

References 3 publications

Intergenerational Solidarity and Satisfaction With Life: Mediation Effects With Emerging Adults

Intergenerational Solidarity and Satisfaction With Life: Mediation Effects With Emerging Adults

Family and Socialization Factors in Brazil: An Overview

Olhares de crianças baianas sobre família

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