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O divórcio é cada vez mais recorrente e este é um processo que pode influenciar o desenvolvimento de problemas emocionais e comportamentais nos filhos. Assim, este estudo teve como objetivo analisar dificuldades emocionais e comportamentais em filhos de ex-casais, em função de características sociodemográficas dos pais e dos filhos, bem como das vivências de ambos associadas aos desafios da pandemia por COVID-19. A amostra é constituída por 59 pais com idades compreendidas entre 25 e 55 anos, que experienciaram pelo menos um processo de divórcio/ separação. Os filhos aos quais os resultados se reportam são filhos dessa ex-relação e têm entre 4 e 17 anos. Os resultados demonstraram que os rapazes apresentam níveis mais elevados de problemas de comportamento e hiperatividade, bem como aquelas crianças que em algum momento usufruíram de acompanhamento psicológico, são os que apresentam níveis mais elevados de problemas emocionais e de comportamento. Pode concluir-se que algumas variáveis sociodemográficas poderão ter impacto nos problemas emocionais e de comportamento de crianças filhas de pais divorciados. Contudo, apesar de a literatura referir a existência de influência de outras variáveis, analisadas neste estudo, nesta amostra não foram encontradas diferenças significativas.
Divorce is increasingly recurrent, and this is a process that can influence the development of emotional and behavioral problems in children. Thus, this study aimed to analyze emotional and behavioral difficulties in children of former couples, due to the sociodemographic characteristics of parents and children, as well as the experiences of both associated with the challenges of the pandemic by COVID-19. The sample consists of 59 parents aged between 25 and 55 years, who experienced at least one divorce/separation process. The children to whom the results are reported are children of this ex-relationship and are aged between 4 and 17 years old. The results showed that boys have higher levels of behavior and hyperactivity problems, as well as those children who, at some point, were referred to psychological services, are the ones with higher levels of emotional and behavioral difficulties. It can be concluded that some sociodemographic variables may have impact on the emotional and behavioral problems of children of divorced parents. However, although the literature mentions the influence of other variables, analyzed in this study, no significant differences were found.
Divorce is increasingly recurrent, and this is a process that can influence the development of emotional and behavioral problems in children. Thus, this study aimed to analyze emotional and behavioral difficulties in children of former couples, due to the sociodemographic characteristics of parents and children, as well as the experiences of both associated with the challenges of the pandemic by COVID-19. The sample consists of 59 parents aged between 25 and 55 years, who experienced at least one divorce/separation process. The children to whom the results are reported are children of this ex-relationship and are aged between 4 and 17 years old. The results showed that boys have higher levels of behavior and hyperactivity problems, as well as those children who, at some point, were referred to psychological services, are the ones with higher levels of emotional and behavioral difficulties. It can be concluded that some sociodemographic variables may have impact on the emotional and behavioral problems of children of divorced parents. However, although the literature mentions the influence of other variables, analyzed in this study, no significant differences were found.
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Problemas emocionais Problemas comportamentais Filhos de ex-casais Variáveis sociodemográficas COVID-19 Emotional problems Behavioral problems Children of former couples Sociodemographic variables