1972
DOI: 10.1001/archpsyc.1972.01750190010003
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Transition to the Empty Nest

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“…The second interesting finding was that major psychosocial transitions and self-reported changes were most likely to occur during the preschool, launching, and postparental phases of the family cycle. The relative absence of rated transitions and self-reported changes during the school-age and adolescent phases is somewhat surprising because previous researchers have reported that these phases involve changes in activities and psychological adjustment (e.g., Lowenthal & Chiriboga, 1972; Reinke et al, 1985; Rollins & Feldman, 1970). The difference in findings may be due to differences in ages of subjects and methods used in the studies.…”
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“…The second interesting finding was that major psychosocial transitions and self-reported changes were most likely to occur during the preschool, launching, and postparental phases of the family cycle. The relative absence of rated transitions and self-reported changes during the school-age and adolescent phases is somewhat surprising because previous researchers have reported that these phases involve changes in activities and psychological adjustment (e.g., Lowenthal & Chiriboga, 1972; Reinke et al, 1985; Rollins & Feldman, 1970). The difference in findings may be due to differences in ages of subjects and methods used in the studies.…”
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“…Alguns poucos autores descreveram a diminuição da qualidade de vida dos pais e levaram em consideração o fato de eles serem dependentes dos filhos financeira ou emocionalmente ou não terem qualidade de vida adequada 20,21,26,56 . Além disso, muitas mudanças ocorrem simultaneamente nessa fase do ciclo da vida, por exemplo a aposentadoria 14 e a menopausa 24,28,43 . Outro estudo apontou também que perder o emprego nessa fase seria mais maléfico para os pais do que a saída dos filhos de casa 46 , pois a perda do emprego não é encarada como fase natural da vida como o ninho vazio 49 .…”
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“…Alguns autores defendem que as mães sofrem mais do que os pais quando os filhos saem de casa, por se dedicarem mais a estes 52 , principalmente quando priorizam exclusivamente o cuidado deles 39 . Outros autores enfatizam o sofrimento dos pais 14 . Foram encontrados, ainda, estudos que sugerem que os pais se sentiriam até melhores, pois poderiam contar com a atenção exclusiva das esposas 35 .…”
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“…Do ponto de vista financeiro, há evidências de aumento da renda, uma vez que as mães buscam ou retomam afazeres fora de casa após a saída dos filhos 28,39 . Os dados são conflitantes quanto à possível associação da SNV com alcoolismo, outros diagnósticos psiquiátricos e suicídio 14,6 . Porém, a SNV pode ser desencadeante para a depressão encontrada em mulheres nessa fase 22,23 .…”
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“…Graduation, which received high ratings of importance, has been used as a marker of parent-adolescent separation by family systems researchers studying the empty nest (e.g., Lowenthal & Chiriboga, 1972). The importance attached to the issue of starting a family supports Komarovsky's (1967) observations that separation from the home is one of the principal benefits of marriage according to some late adolescents.…”
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