2014
DOI: 10.14417/ap.721
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“Parentalidade Minimamente Adequada”: Contributos paraaoperacionalização do conceito

Abstract: Apontado na literatura como um conceito de referência nas avaliações da parentalidade, a "parentalidade minimamente adequada" está, contudo, insuficientemente refletida e operacionalizada. Este artigo procura abrir essa discussão, a partir da apresentação e discussão dos resultados de três focus group (FG) de profissionais, das áreas social, judicial e académica, aos quais foi diretamente colocada a seguinte questão: o que é e quais são os indicadores de "parentalidade minimamente adequada"? O conteúdo das dis… Show more

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“…Regarding the mode of indicators, criteria related to parenting capacity generated more agreement and the criteria related to parenting skills and practices were subject to more disagreement in all of the factors. Effectively, these skills‐focused criteria were highly sensitive to the specific needs of each child over time, as parents/caregivers are required to update their skills continually (Pereira & Alarcão, 2014; Pezzot‐Pearce & Pearce, 2004). Consequently, it may be more difficult for practitioners to define the clear criteria for assessing parenting, thereby increasing their uncertainty on the adequacy of their findings related to interventions with long‐term implications in the lives of children and families.…”
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“…Regarding the mode of indicators, criteria related to parenting capacity generated more agreement and the criteria related to parenting skills and practices were subject to more disagreement in all of the factors. Effectively, these skills‐focused criteria were highly sensitive to the specific needs of each child over time, as parents/caregivers are required to update their skills continually (Pereira & Alarcão, 2014; Pezzot‐Pearce & Pearce, 2004). Consequently, it may be more difficult for practitioners to define the clear criteria for assessing parenting, thereby increasing their uncertainty on the adequacy of their findings related to interventions with long‐term implications in the lives of children and families.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In understanding parenting as a process of caring and promoting the child's best development (Coordination des ONG pour les droits de l'enfant, 2011; Pereira, 2019), the assessment locates the evaluated parents or carers in a continuum between the optimal and the most detrimental parenting, distinguishing as clearly as possible the point that justifies service intervention, where parenting cannot be qualified as minimally adequate. In 2014, a qualitative study developed in Portugal (Pereira & Alarcão, 2014) asked three professional groups, namely, academics, judges and social workers, about the criteria that could be used to define ‘minimally adequate parenting’. The outcome of this study was the matrix of operationalisation on the concept of ‘minimally adequate parenting’ (Figure 1) that proposes a tridimensional perspective: through it, the criteria used to assess parenting may be characterised in terms of their ecological origin (Bronfenbrenner & Evans, 2000), their mode and their time markers.…”
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“…The process of parenthood presumes the satisfaction of the child's physical, emotional, cognitive, and social needs, with the aim for children to become more autonomous [3,98]. Since children's QoL is strongly related to their mental health and subjective well-being, the protective nature of the partnership between the family, school, and community context is a key point [57], especially during a pandemic.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…O casal parental é responsável por garantir comprometimento com o futuro da prole. Os cuidados são hoje exercidos de forma mais equilibrada entre mães e pais, devendo fornecer segurança, proteção e afeto à próxima geração (Castoldi;Gonçalves & Lopes, 2014;Pereira & Alarcão, 2014). Contudo, no cenário atual, marcado pela valorização de projetos individuais, pela realização profissional e pela busca da felicidade pessoal, o exercício da parentalidade pode ser encarado como um desafio para os casais contemporâneos.…”
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