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O objetivo geral deste estudo consiste em comparar a funcionalidade familiar entre famílias clínicas (Perturbação Psicótica) e a população-geral, com base na Teoria de Relações Familiares Básicas de Linares. O CERFB foi aplicado a 16 participantes, dos quais 8 formaram o grupo clínico e 8 o grupo da população-geral. Os resultados não apresentaram diferenças estatisticamente significativas nas pontuações da Conjugalidade e da Parentalidade entre os dois grupos nem entre os dois sexos. No entanto, apresentam correlações estatisticamente significativas entre a Conjugalidade e a Parentalidade no grupo clínico. Para além disso, os resultados relativos à estatística descritiva do CERFB indicaram que as famílias clínicas tendem a percecionar a Conjugalidade e a Parentalidade como menos funcionais do que as famílias da população-geral. Este estudo demonstrou ser relevante, na medida em que permitiu a obtenção de informação potencialmente relevante e útil e que pode ser incluída na intervenção (diádica ou em grupo) com as famílias do grupo clínico. Assim, é pertinente a continuação da investigação deste tópico e da capacidade discriminativa das Relações Familiares Básicas do CERFB, como um instrumento de diagnóstico relacional, em famílias com um filho com Perturbação Psicótica.
The aim of this study is to compare family functionality between clinical families (psychotic disorder) and families from the general population, based on Linares´s Basic Family Relations Theory. The BFRI was applied to 16 participants of whom 8 formed the clinical group and 8 the group from the general population. No statistically significant differences were found in the scores of the marital and parental functions between the two groups nor between males and females. However, statistically significant correlations were found between the marital and parental functions within the clinical group. Furthermore, the results from the CERFB´s descriptive statistics indicated that clinical families tend to perceive the marital and parental functions as less functional than families in the general population.This study proved to be relevant, as it allowed to obtain potentially useful and relevant information that may be included in the clinical families´s intervention (dyadic or group). Therefore, more research on this topic is needed as well as on the CERFB´s discriminative capacity of the Basic Family Relations in families with a child with a Psychotic Disorder.
The aim of this study is to compare family functionality between clinical families (psychotic disorder) and families from the general population, based on Linares´s Basic Family Relations Theory. The BFRI was applied to 16 participants of whom 8 formed the clinical group and 8 the group from the general population. No statistically significant differences were found in the scores of the marital and parental functions between the two groups nor between males and females. However, statistically significant correlations were found between the marital and parental functions within the clinical group. Furthermore, the results from the CERFB´s descriptive statistics indicated that clinical families tend to perceive the marital and parental functions as less functional than families in the general population.This study proved to be relevant, as it allowed to obtain potentially useful and relevant information that may be included in the clinical families´s intervention (dyadic or group). Therefore, more research on this topic is needed as well as on the CERFB´s discriminative capacity of the Basic Family Relations in families with a child with a Psychotic Disorder.
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Cuestionario de evaluación de las relaciones familiares básicas Diagnóstico relacional Conjugalidade Parentalidade Perturbações psicóticas Basic family relations inventory Relational diagnosis Marital functions Parental functions Psychotic disorders