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Mulheres em processo de separação: um estudo sobre o partir ou permanecer em um relacionamento violento
(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2018-12-15) Ellio, Daniela Luciana de Faria; D'Affonseca, Sabrina Mazo; https://lattes.cnpq.br/0381029115416584; https://lattes.cnpq.br/9274744797229447
The phenomenon of violence has been considered a public health problem by WHO since 1996. In the scope of violence against women, intimate relationships are shown as one of the most common contexts for the occurrence of this phenomenon, characterized here, as violence between intimate partners ( Intimate Partner Violence - VPI). Knowing that most victims of IPV are women and that many of them are mothers, children can also be exposed to violence and both suffer from its consequences. Faced with this scenario, the separation can become a long and exhaustive process, guided by risk and protection factors, in which the woman needs to overcome myths and social beliefs to make the decision to leave or remain in the violent relationship. Thus, this study aimed to: analyze the narrative of women about their motivations in the decision to continue or interrupt this type of relationship, paying special attention to the separation process. Data collection was carried out in person and online through an individual interview lasting one hour. The interview was guided by the Interview Guide adapted from Williams (2010) and, in addition, the Conflict Tactics Scale (CTS-2) was applied for a standardized measurement of the extent of aggression. All participants reported having suffered psychological violence and nine went through episodes of physical violence, seven of whom had their children exposed to violence. All were separated at the time of the interview, however, two of them would have liked to have continued with the relationship and, in these cases, the decision to separate came from the partner. The data in this study can bring contributions not only to academic research, but also to professionals in the protection network and community, serving as a material to aid in understanding the vicissitudes of separation.
O fenômeno da alienação parental: um olhar por meio do conselho tutelar
(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2018-12-15) Stella, Ana Flávia da Silva; D'Affonseca, Sabrina Mazo; https://lattes.cnpq.br/0381029115416584; https://lattes.cnpq.br/9803538972696003
Parental Alienation (AP), present in Law 12.318 / 10, is relatively new in Brazil and requires further analysis as a growing phenomenon. It is defined, judicially, by parental behaviors of restriction and defamatory campaign of the other parental figure for a child and/or adolescent, configuring a psychological violence. It is a demand received and monitored by different Brazilian institutions and child protection services, especially by Guardianship Council, and has psychological and developmental consequences for children and adolescents inserted in the context of marital dispute and conflict in which the PA occurs. The present study was conducted with 10 guardianship counselors from a Guardianship Council in a city in the interior of the state of São Paulo. It aimed to understand how the participantes deal with and identified the phenomenon of PA, and allow them to act in a way that contributes to the protection of the child or adolescent through the exchange of information on the subject. The initial data indicated that the participants considered that PA referred to the use of the child, in the process of custody dispute or even separation / divorce, for their own benefit or to obtain some kind of advantage. After theoretical presentation and discussion about PA, there was a change in most of the answers to the consideration of PA as psychological violence. There was a greater variation in the importance of “brainwashing” as a determinant of PA, giving more importance, when compared with the pre-test, to variables related to the child (support to the alienating parent, use of inappropriate language, rejection) and parental behaviors (obstruction of access, emotional manipulation). Considering the cultural factors, the participants identified religion and socioeconomic level as variables associated with cases of PA. They pointed out difficulties in identifying the cases, as well as in the vignettes presented during the focus group. It was possible to observe, after the focus group, that they started to consider PA as psychological violence that has both men and women as alienators, and that has negative consequences for child development. It should be noted that the Guardianship Counselors showed resistance to participate (both due to the late observation of the relevance of the theme in the performance, as well as the belief in an increase in assignments). Future research in the area is suggested.