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O objetivo geral deste estudo consiste em descrever e comparar a funcionalidade familiar entre famílias clínicas (perturbações de uso de substâncias) e não clínicas, com base na Teoria de Relações Familiares Básicas de Linares. O CERFB foi preenchido por 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, bem como nas correlações entre a Conjugalidade e a Parentalidade em ambos grupos. No entanto nos resultados relativos a estatística descritiva, verifica-se que os valores mais elevados no grupo clínico correspondem a dimensão da Conjugalidade Desarmoniosa e Parentalidade Primariamente Conservada. Neste estudo não foi possível determinar a capacidade discriminativa do CERFB para diferenciar a populações clínicas e não clínicas segundo a quantificação da Conjugalidade e Parentalidade, mas demonstrou ser relevante, na medida em que permitiu a obtenção de informação útil que pode ser incluída na intervenção (diádica ou em grupo) com famílias em que esta perturbação está presente, assim como na acumulação de evidencias para futuras investigações.
The main objective of this study consists of describing and comparing the family functionality between clinical (substance abuse disorder) and non-clinical families, based on Linare’s Basic Family Relations Theory. The CERFB was filled by 16 participants, from which 8 formed the clinical group and 8 the general population. The results didn’t present significant statistical differences in the marital and parental scores between the two groups nor between both genders. Furthermore, there weren’t differences in the correlations between marital and parental functions between both groups. However, in the results related to the descriptive statistics can be verified that the highest values from the clinical group correspond to the disharmonious marital and primarily conserved parental dimensions. With this study, it wasn’t possible to determine the discriminative capacity of the CERFB to differentiate the clinical and non-clinical families according to the quantification of the marital and parental functions; however, it was demonstrated to be relevant as it allowed obtaining helpful information that can be included in the intervention (dyadic or group) of families in which the disorder is present, and the evidence gathering for future research.
The main objective of this study consists of describing and comparing the family functionality between clinical (substance abuse disorder) and non-clinical families, based on Linare’s Basic Family Relations Theory. The CERFB was filled by 16 participants, from which 8 formed the clinical group and 8 the general population. The results didn’t present significant statistical differences in the marital and parental scores between the two groups nor between both genders. Furthermore, there weren’t differences in the correlations between marital and parental functions between both groups. However, in the results related to the descriptive statistics can be verified that the highest values from the clinical group correspond to the disharmonious marital and primarily conserved parental dimensions. With this study, it wasn’t possible to determine the discriminative capacity of the CERFB to differentiate the clinical and non-clinical families according to the quantification of the marital and parental functions; however, it was demonstrated to be relevant as it allowed obtaining helpful information that can be included in the intervention (dyadic or group) of families in which the disorder is present, and the evidence gathering for future research.
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Cuestionario de Evaluación de las Relaciones Familiares Básicas Dinâmica familiar Conjugalidade Parentalidade Perturbação de consumo de substâncias Basic family relations inventory Familiar dynamics Marital functions Parental functions Substance abuse disorders