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Diferenças de gêneros nos grupos de brincadeira na rua: a hipótese de aproximação unilateral
(2006) SILVA, Lúcia Isabel da Conceição; PONTES, Fernando Augusto Ramos; SILVA, Sarah Danielle Baia da; MAGALHÃES, Celina Maria Colino; BICHARA, Ilka Dias
This study examined aspects of sex differentiation among children and adolescents engaged in play activities in the street. The participants included 668 individuals between the ages of one and 18 years (245 girls and 423 boys), residing near three streets in a peri-urban area of Belém, during a one-year period. Scan sampling was utilized and the following variables were recorded: the identity and number of participants, group composition, type of play activity, age and play locale. There were gender differences related to the frequency of participation and types of activity. Although males were more numerous than females in the street, and play activities were largely sex-typified and segregated, females tended to participate in masculine dominant activities. The data on group composition, segregation, typology, game and toy preference lead us to infer the presence of gender-related unilateral approximation.
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Rotinas familiares de ribeirinhos amazônicos: uma possibilidade de investigação
(2010-06) SILVA, Simone Souza da Costa; PONTES, Fernando Augusto Ramos; SANTOS, Thamyris Maués dos; BUCHER- MALUSCHKE, Julia Sursis Nobre Ferro; MENDES, Leila Said Assef; REIS, Daniela Castro dos; SILVA, Sarah Danielle Baia da
Family routines have been revealed as an interesting strategy that allows the knowledge not only of its operation, but also the development of its members. Nevertheless, investigating routines constitutes a challenge to researchers interested in this subject, mainly when it is about groups inserted in differentiated cultural contexts. In order to provide a methodological contribution, this work describes an instrument of qualitative investigation (IFR – Inventory of Family Routines). This instrument was used to collect data about the routines of families who live in an Amazonia's riverside community, and whose main feature is the geographical and social isolation. The steps of the instrument construction are presented along with the necessary adaptations and the manner of results organization (FAD – Family Activities Diagram), all of them illustrated through an investigative case.