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O presente trabalho de investigação tem como objetivo principal perceber e
compreender as motivações e expectativas dos casais que escolheram no último ano ter
um filho, e observar as suas adaptações durante a pandemia de COVID-19,
considerando também a qualidade da sua relação conjugal e com as famílias de origem.
Partindo da consideração sobre como a relação conjugal foi afetada em função do
contexto pandémico e a experiência do casal quanto à transição para a parentalidade,
nos propomos realizar um estudo qualitativo exploratório, a partir da experiência
relatada por dois casais. Neste sentido, foram utilizados dois instrumentos qualitativos
gráfico/pictórico para a recolha de dados. Em primeiro lugar foi aplicado o Questionário
Sóciodemográfico e uma entrevista semiestruturada elaborados especificamente para
esta investigação e de seguida foi utilizado o “Family Life Space” (1976/2019)
desenvolvido por Mostwin e traduzido e adaptado para a população português a partir
da versão italiana de Cigoli e Temanza (2018). A utilização do “Family Life Space”
oferece várias vantagens envolvendo a família como um todo, considera a família como
unidade, como algo que é mais do que a mera soma das partes, pelo que permite
explorar a dimensão interativa e relacional da experiência familiar.
The main objective of this research work is to perceive and understand the motivations and expectations of couples who chose to have a child in the last year, and to observe their adaptations during the COVID-19 pandemic, also considering the quality of their marital relationship and with the families of origin. Starting from the consideration of how the marital relationship was affected due to the pandemic context and the couple's experience regarding the transition to parenthood, we propose to carry out an exploratory qualitative study, based on the experience reported by two couples. In this sense, two qualitative graphic/pictorial instruments were used for data collection. First, the Sociodemographic Questionnaire and a semi-structured interview designed specifically for this investigation were applied, and then the "Family Life Space" (1976/2019) developed by Mostwin and translated and adapted for the Portuguese population from the Italian version of Cigoli and Temanza (2018). The use of “Family Life Space” offers several advantages involving the family as a whole, it considers the family as a unit, as something that is more than the mere sum of its parts, allowing the exploration of the interactive and relational dimension of the family experience.
The main objective of this research work is to perceive and understand the motivations and expectations of couples who chose to have a child in the last year, and to observe their adaptations during the COVID-19 pandemic, also considering the quality of their marital relationship and with the families of origin. Starting from the consideration of how the marital relationship was affected due to the pandemic context and the couple's experience regarding the transition to parenthood, we propose to carry out an exploratory qualitative study, based on the experience reported by two couples. In this sense, two qualitative graphic/pictorial instruments were used for data collection. First, the Sociodemographic Questionnaire and a semi-structured interview designed specifically for this investigation were applied, and then the "Family Life Space" (1976/2019) developed by Mostwin and translated and adapted for the Portuguese population from the Italian version of Cigoli and Temanza (2018). The use of “Family Life Space” offers several advantages involving the family as a whole, it considers the family as a unit, as something that is more than the mere sum of its parts, allowing the exploration of the interactive and relational dimension of the family experience.
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Parentalidade Transição familiar Covid Psicologia Clínica e Saúde Clinical Psychology and Health Family Transition Parenting