2016
DOI: 10.14718/acp.2016.19.1.8
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Objetivos de socialización y estrategias de acción de los padres de niños con Síndrome de Down

Abstract: A presente pesquisa teve como objetivo principal investigar as metas de socialização e estratégias de ação que pais e mães têm para os seus filhos com Síndrome de Down (SD). Participaram 24 mães e 19 pais de crianças com SD, com média de idade de 22 meses, residentes na região de Itajaí, localizada no sul do Brasil. Utilizou-se como instrumentos a Entrevista de Metas de Socialização e um questionário sociodemográfico. Empregou-se a análise temática categorial para o tratamento dos dados da entrevista. As frequ… Show more

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“…The mothers of the children with ASD did not present this concern for the child. These results are different from the study of Portes et al (2016) conducted with parents of children with Down Syndrome, in which the typical development category is the second most longed for by the parents. This difference between the studies can be explained by the fact that the children with Down Syndrome are marked by the physical characteristics that soon identify him/her as a person with a disability.…”
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“…The mothers of the children with ASD did not present this concern for the child. These results are different from the study of Portes et al (2016) conducted with parents of children with Down Syndrome, in which the typical development category is the second most longed for by the parents. This difference between the studies can be explained by the fact that the children with Down Syndrome are marked by the physical characteristics that soon identify him/her as a person with a disability.…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 99%
“…The goal of self-improvement was also found in other researches that used the same methodology used in this research, in families of children without disabilities (Bandeira, Seidl-de-Moura, & Vieira, 2009;Diniz & Salomão, 2010;Lins, Salomão, Borges, Lins, & Carneiro, 2015); and with parents of children diagnosed with Down Syndrome (Portes et al, 2016); and in the study of children undergoing oncological treatment (Sant'Anna & Mendes, 2017).…”
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confidence: 71%
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