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O envolvimento parental tem-se mostrado um tópico relevante em todo o processo de acolhimento residencial, apesar de ser uma área crítica, visto que o contacto entre os técnicos e a família de origem é caracterizado por diversos obstáculos e tensões. A investigação deste envolvimento na perspetiva da família de origem, é algo pouco frequente na literatura. O presente estudo explora as propriedades psicométricas do Questionário sobre Envolvimento Parental em Acolhimento Residencial (Alpert & Britner, 2009) e avalia o envolvimento parental em acolhimento residencial, analisando as relações entre este e variáveis sociodemográficas, e de acolhimento. O estudo conta com a participação de 111 pais com filhos em situação de acolhimento residencial. Os resultados mostraram que a situação de emprego dos pais tem uma relação significativa com o envolvimento parental. O instrumento utilizado é de extrema relevância para a área, visto que permite compreender a perceção da família de origem face a todo o processo de acolhimento residencial dos seus filhos e de que forma a relação com a equipa das CAR poderá ser facilitadora em todo o processo.
Parental involvement has proved to be a relevant topic throughout the residential care process, although it is a critical area since the contact between the staff and the family of origin is characterized by various obstacles and tensions. Research into this involvement from the perspective of the family of origin is uncommon in the literature. This study explores the psychometric properties of the questionnaire Measuring Parent Engagement in Foster Care (Alpert & Britner, 2009) and assesses parental involvement in residential care, analyzing the relationship between sociodemographic and foster care variables. The study involved 111 parents with children in residential care. The results showed that the parents' employment situation has a significant relationship with parental involvement. The instrument used is extremely relevant to the field, as it allows us to understand the family of origin's perception of the whole process of residential care for their children and how the relationship with the CAR team can facilitate the whole process.
Parental involvement has proved to be a relevant topic throughout the residential care process, although it is a critical area since the contact between the staff and the family of origin is characterized by various obstacles and tensions. Research into this involvement from the perspective of the family of origin is uncommon in the literature. This study explores the psychometric properties of the questionnaire Measuring Parent Engagement in Foster Care (Alpert & Britner, 2009) and assesses parental involvement in residential care, analyzing the relationship between sociodemographic and foster care variables. The study involved 111 parents with children in residential care. The results showed that the parents' employment situation has a significant relationship with parental involvement. The instrument used is extremely relevant to the field, as it allows us to understand the family of origin's perception of the whole process of residential care for their children and how the relationship with the CAR team can facilitate the whole process.
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Envolvimento parental Família de origem Acolhimento residencial Parental involvement Family of origin Residential care