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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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Intervenção domiciliar e envolvimento paterno : efeitos em famílias de crianças com síndrome de Down / Home-based intervention and paternal involvement: Efects on families of children with Down syndrome

Silva, Nancy Capretz Batista da 21 February 2011 (has links)
Made available in DSpace on 2016-06-02T19:44:11Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 4459.pdf: 6181899 bytes, checksum: 9e1db597a6ecb8a8e0694c39910b8026 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2011-02-21 / Financiadora de Estudos e Projetos / The family is of fundamental importance in child development. Although neglected in many studies, the father is a unique contributor to his child s development, but remains absent from early intervention programs. This study aimed to determine the effect of a home-based intervention for fathers on their child s development, the interaction of both parents with their child, and the effects on home envorinment and on stress, depression, level of coping, parental and marital satisfaction, perceptions of family functioning and social support and empowerment of both parents. Six families of children with Down s syndrome, between 1 and 2 years of age had their children s development evaluated using the Operationalized Portage Inventory, in two São Paulo in country cities. The Questionnaire for the Characterization of the Family System was used to capture demographic information about the families; parts C and D of the General Guide of Transcription of Interview Data to evaluate the participation of fathers and grandparents; the Interview for the Characterization of Brazilian Fathers Role in the Education of a Child with an Intellectual Disability to evaluate fathers involvement; HOME Inventory to assess stimulation ofered to the child in the home environment; QRS-F and Lipp s Inventory of Stress Symptoms to measure parents stress; Beck s Depression Inventory to assess the existence and the level of depression; FACES III to evaluate the perception of family functioning; Coping Strategies Inventory to assess the level of coping; Social Suport Questionnaire to evaluate the perception of social suport; PSOC to assess parental satisfaction; Scale of Marital Satisfaction to assess marital satisfaction and FES to evaluate parents empowerment. In order to observe fatherchild, mother-child and father-mother-child interactions, it was used the Protocol for Categorizing the Analysis of Filmed Interactions, the Definitive System of Observational Categories and a Protocol for the Evaluation of Dyadic/Triadic Interaction. It was observed that all children had developmental delays. Parents asessment indicated: low levels of stress related to the child s presence, absence of stress among fathers, stress among all the mothers, high levels of self-esteem and empowerment, one father with depression, high levels of cohesion and adaptability, the use of various coping strategies, wide social networks and satisfaction with social support and good marital satisfaction among couples. In addition, all offered home environments that stimulated and supported their children, and family interactions were satisfatory, although they differed in some respects between fathers and mothers and in dyads and triads. The training activities conducted by the fathers, based on the Portage Inventory contributed to the development of new repertories in their children, positive behaviour in interactions were more frequent over time and a decrease in indices of stress among the mothers. The other parents charateristics assessed didn t alter generally during the families participation in the study. The stimulation and support in the home environment became better or worse depending on the family. The relation between some results and research in this field is discussed. It was concluded that early intervention programs should abandon the child-centered model to adopt a familycentered model, in which fathers are an important parent for family functioning and for child development. / A família tem importância fundamental no desenvolvimento infantil. Negligenciado em muitos estudos, o pai constitui contribuinte singular no desenvolvimento de seu filho, mas continua ausente nos programas de intervenção precoce. Este estudo teve o objetivo de conhecer o efeito de uma intervenção domiciliar com este genitor como treinador no desenvolvimento da criança e na interação de ambos os genitores com a criança, além dos efeitos no ambiente domiciliar e no estresse, depressão, no nível de enfrentamento, na satisfação parental e marital, na percepção do funcionamento familiar e do suporte social e no empoderamento de ambos os genitores. Seis famílias de crianças com Síndrome de Down com idade entre 1 e 2 anos tiveram o desenvolvimento de suas crianças avaliado por meio do Inventário Portage Operacionalizado, em duas cidades do interior paulista. Foram utilizados o Questionário de Caracterização do Sistema Familiar para caracterizar demograficamente as famílias; as partes C e D do Guia Geral de Transcrição dos Dados de Entrevista para avaliar a participação do pai e dos avós; o roteiro de Entrevista de Caracterização do Papel do Pai Brasileiro na Educação da Criança com Deficiência Mental para avaliar o envolvimento paterno; o Inventário HOME para avaliar a estimulação oferecida à criança no ambiente domiciliar; o QRS-F e o ISSL para medir o estresse dos pais; o Inventário de Depressão de Beck para avaliar a existência e o grau de depressão; o FACES III para avaliar a percepção do funcionamento familiar; o Inventário de Estratégias de Coping para avaliar o nível de enfrentamento; o Questionário de Suporte Social para avaliar a percepção do suporte social; o PSOC para avaliar a satisfação parental; a Escala de Satisfação Conjugal para avaliar a satisfação marital e a FES para avaliar o empoderamento dos pais. A fim de observar as interações pai-filho, mãe-filho e pai-mãe-filho utilizou-se o Protocolo de Categorias de Análise das Filmagens de Interação, o Sistema Definitivo de Categorias Observacionais e o Protocolo de Avaliação da Interação Diádica/Triádica. Observou-se que todas as crianças apresentavam atrasos de desenvolvimento. A avaliação dos genitores indicou: baixos níveis de estresse em relação à presença da criança, ausência de estresse entre os genitores masculinos, estresse para todas as mães, altos índices de autoestima e empoderamento, depressão em um pai, altos índices de coesão e adaptabilidade familiar, diversas estratégias de enfrentamento, ampla rede e satisfação com o suporte social e boa satisfação conjugal entre os casais. Além disso, todos ofereciam ambiente domiciliar que estimulava e apoiava as crianças e as interações familiares foram satisfatórias, porém, diferentes em alguns aspectos entre pais e mães e nas díades e tríades. As atividades de treino realizado pelo pai, baseadas no Portage, desenvolveram novos repertórios na criança, comportamentos positivos nas interações foram mais frequentes com o passar do tempo e houve diminuição dos índices indicativos de estresse nas mães. As demais características parentais avaliadas não sofreram alterações generalizadas durante a participação das famílias no estudo. A estimulação e o apoio no ambiente domiciliar sofreram melhoras e pioras dependendo da família. Discute-se a relação entre alguns resultados e pesquisas na área. Conclui-se que programas de intervenção precoce deveriam abandonar o modelo centrado na criança para adotar um modelo centrado na família, na qual o pai constitui genitor relevante para o funcionamento da mesma e para o desenvolvimento dos filhos.
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L’engagement paternel et la relation d’activation père-enfant chez l’enfant âgé entre 12 et 18 mois : l’effet modérateur de l’alliance parentale

Vandystadt, Jessica 05 1900 (has links)
La relation conjugale a longtemps été étudiée afin de mieux comprendre les mécanismes impliqués entre la dyade parentale et leur influence sur le développement socio –affectif de l’enfant. Cependant, le concept de l’alliance parentale en est un plus proximal permettant de qualifier le niveau de coopération et d’engagement au niveau de l’éducation de l’enfant. Cette relation peut avoir une influence déterminante sur la dyade père-enfant, notamment en ce qui a trait à la relation d’activation. La présente étude vise à vérifier la présence d’un lien entre l’engagement paternel dans sa fonction d’ouverture au monde et le niveau d’activation de l’enfant âgé entre 12 et 18 mois et à vérifier si l’alliance parentale a un rôle modérateur sur ce lien. Des données sont recueillies auprès de 58 dyades père-enfant. Les résultats montrent que l’engagement paternel dans sa fonction d’ouverture au monde n’est pas lié au niveau d’activation de l’enfant. De plus, l’alliance parentale ne modère pas ce lien. Les résultats présentent néanmoins des différences en fonction du sexe de l’enfant, soit que les pères s’engagent davantage auprès de leur fille, et que les garçons sont activés de manière plus optimale. / The conjugal relationship between parents has been studied profusely as to better understand its influence on the socio-affective development of the child. However, a better proxy to conceptualise the level of cooperation and the involvement of the parents in the education of the child is the parental alliance. This alliance could have an important influence on the father-child dyad, or more specifically the activation relationship. The present study is designed to verify the existence of a link between the paternal involvement in regard to its function of openness to the world and the activation score of the child, aged from 12 to 18 months, as well as the possible moderator effect of the parental alliance on this link. Data was collected among 58 father-child dyads. Results show no link between father involvement in its function of openness to the world and the activation score. Furthermore, the parental alliance does not moderate this link. The results also show some differences between boys and girls. Fathers are more engaged with their daughter and boys are more optimally activated than girls.

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