2017
DOI: 10.5380/psi.v21i1.47242
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O que dizem crianças sobre os espaços públicos onde brincam.

Abstract: RESUMOO objetivo deste estudo foi compreender como crianças utilizam espaços públicos para brincadeiras, como se apropriam deles e suas sugestões para tais espaços. Para tanto foram entrevistadas 28 crianças, sete a 11 anos, moradoras de diferentes bairros de Salvador-BA-BR. Os dados coletados foram analisados qualitativamente, sob a ótica da Psicologia Histórico-cultural e da Sociologia da Infância. Os resultados indicam que as crianças brincavam em áre-as planejadas e não planejadas para elas, com predominân… Show more

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“…Children of the lower social classes expressed several opportunities for peer socialization, outside the institutional context and in public space. They interact with friends and relatives of different ages and schools; play games driven and invented by them; use various spaces of the neighborhood and transform them to give substance to their games; show solidarity and group protection; and enjoy considerable freedom and independence, aspects that are in line with previous research (Araújo, 2019;Pinto & Bichara, 2017). Playing at home does not seem to have the same importance for them as for children of higher social strata.…”
Section: Relation With Peers and Gamessupporting
confidence: 76%
“…Children of the lower social classes expressed several opportunities for peer socialization, outside the institutional context and in public space. They interact with friends and relatives of different ages and schools; play games driven and invented by them; use various spaces of the neighborhood and transform them to give substance to their games; show solidarity and group protection; and enjoy considerable freedom and independence, aspects that are in line with previous research (Araújo, 2019;Pinto & Bichara, 2017). Playing at home does not seem to have the same importance for them as for children of higher social strata.…”
Section: Relation With Peers and Gamessupporting
confidence: 76%