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The menopause: Women's psychology and health care
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“…We can observe these same reports in the three other articles related to ENS, in which women whose children left home presented some emotional lability, as well as family conflicts, financial problems, physical changes, and decrease in social life 12,13,16 . These characteristics are associated with the climacteric period, and these factors aggravate the feeling of loneliness and abandonment.…”
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“…Factors that trigger changes are present in the lives of these women. This aspect was evidenced in the results presented in several studies, highlighting the positive factors related to women's autonomy, time available to themselves, and family life [12][13][14][15]17,19 .…”
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“…In the studies developed by Defey et al, Dare, and Wong et al, positive changes were also reported with children leaving home [13][14][15] . They reported that the women experienced an opportunity to be alone with the partner and a better communication with their own children (since there were no daily conflicts anymore); there was also a decline in the negative mood scores, increase in the positive mood scores, improvement on the well-being, and more free time to pursue their own interests.…”
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“…In Table 1, eight eligible articles are presented and classified according to the score obtained in the NOS and COREQ application. The articles that made a qualitative analysis of the data were classified as moderate according to the COREQ evaluation, obtaining a score between 16 and 19 out of a total of 32 points [12][13][14][15] . The articles that made a quantitative analysis of the data were classified with 7-9 out of 10 stars [16][17][18][19] .…”
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Abstract
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“…We can observe these same reports in the three other articles related to ENS, in which women whose children left home presented some emotional lability, as well as family conflicts, financial problems, physical changes, and decrease in social life 12,13,16 . These characteristics are associated with the climacteric period, and these factors aggravate the feeling of loneliness and abandonment.…”
Section: Discussion
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confidence: 72%
“…Factors that trigger changes are present in the lives of these women. This aspect was evidenced in the results presented in several studies, highlighting the positive factors related to women's autonomy, time available to themselves, and family life [12][13][14][15]17,19 .…”
Section: Discussion
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confidence: 83%
“…In the studies developed by Defey et al, Dare, and Wong et al, positive changes were also reported with children leaving home [13][14][15] . They reported that the women experienced an opportunity to be alone with the partner and a better communication with their own children (since there were no daily conflicts anymore); there was also a decline in the negative mood scores, increase in the positive mood scores, improvement on the well-being, and more free time to pursue their own interests.…”
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confidence: 88%
“…In Table 1, eight eligible articles are presented and classified according to the score obtained in the NOS and COREQ application. The articles that made a qualitative analysis of the data were classified as moderate according to the COREQ evaluation, obtaining a score between 16 and 19 out of a total of 32 points [12][13][14][15] . The articles that made a quantitative analysis of the data were classified with 7-9 out of 10 stars [16][17][18][19] .…”
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Abstract
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“…We can observe these same reports in the three other articles related to ENS, in which women whose children left home presented some emotional lability, as well as family conflicts, financial problems, physical changes, and decrease in social life 12,13,16 . These characteristics are associated with the climacteric period, and these factors aggravate the feeling of loneliness and abandonment.…”
Section: Discussion
supporting
confidence: 72%
“…Factors that trigger changes are present in the lives of these women. This aspect was evidenced in the results presented in several studies, highlighting the positive factors related to women's autonomy, time available to themselves, and family life [12][13][14][15]17,19 .…”
Section: Discussion
mentioning
confidence: 83%
“…In the studies developed by Defey et al, Dare, and Wong et al, positive changes were also reported with children leaving home [13][14][15] . They reported that the women experienced an opportunity to be alone with the partner and a better communication with their own children (since there were no daily conflicts anymore); there was also a decline in the negative mood scores, increase in the positive mood scores, improvement on the well-being, and more free time to pursue their own interests.…”
Section: Discussion
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confidence: 88%
“…In Table 1, eight eligible articles are presented and classified according to the score obtained in the NOS and COREQ application. The articles that made a qualitative analysis of the data were classified as moderate according to the COREQ evaluation, obtaining a score between 16 and 19 out of a total of 32 points [12][13][14][15] . The articles that made a quantitative analysis of the data were classified with 7-9 out of 10 stars [16][17][18][19] .…”
Section: Results
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confidence: 99%