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Efeitos da confiança nos parceiros sobre os comportamentos de risco nas relações
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O que nos faz confiar nas pessoas? De que forma a confiança é desenvolvida e mantida?
O que leva as pessoas a confiar e quais poderão ser as consequências de confiar? Olhar
para este constructo a partir de uma lente psicológica, faz-nos constatar que apesar de ser
quotidianamente referida como sendo um valor estrutural, é essencial para que as relações
possam ocorrer e manter-se. Ficamos sempre com a perceção que pouco ou muito pouco
sabemos sobre este constructo, tantas vezes referenciado e tantas vezes, também
negligenciado, especialmente quando pesamos o papel que ela representa na balança com
que equilibramos os nossos relacionamentos, a vários níveis e em diversas dimensões, de
forma a ganharmos pistas para uma orientação prática sobre a confiança que depositamos
nos outros e, porque não, também em nós próprios.
A análise qualitativa utilizada, revelou, ainda que de uma forma discreta, que os
indivíduos continuam a privilegiar variáveis como as crenças, os sentimentos de
segurança percebidos, o nível de comunicação, entre outros, para que se possa
desenvolver e manter um relacionamento amoroso. Foi também percetível na amostra
observada, que nenhum dos participantes terá associada de forma direta e consciente, a
confiança como um eventual fator predisponente para comportamentos de risco no
contexto da sua relação amorosa.
What makes us trust people? How is trust developed and kept? What brings people to trust and what consequences may trust beget? To look at this construct from a psychological standpoint makes us realize that despite being daily mentioned as a structural value it is essential for relationships to happen and maintain themselves. We always have the perception that we know little or very little about this construct, so often referenced and so often also neglected, especially when weighing the role it represents on the scale with which we balance our relationships, on many levels and various dimensions, so as to get clues to a practical orientation about the trust we have in each other and, why not, in ourselves as well. This dissertation intends to briefly reflect on how trust is perceived by individuals and how it may be perceived as predisposing factor for risk behaviors in the context of love relationships. To that effect, an open answer survey with three direct answer questions related to this construct was done. The qualitative analysis used revealed, if discreetly, that individuals still favor variables such as beliefs, perceived safety feelings, communication level, among others, to develop and keep a romantic relationship. It was also noticeable in the observed sample that none of the participants associated in a direct and conscious way trust to a potential predisposing factor for risk behaviors in the context of their love relationship.
What makes us trust people? How is trust developed and kept? What brings people to trust and what consequences may trust beget? To look at this construct from a psychological standpoint makes us realize that despite being daily mentioned as a structural value it is essential for relationships to happen and maintain themselves. We always have the perception that we know little or very little about this construct, so often referenced and so often also neglected, especially when weighing the role it represents on the scale with which we balance our relationships, on many levels and various dimensions, so as to get clues to a practical orientation about the trust we have in each other and, why not, in ourselves as well. This dissertation intends to briefly reflect on how trust is perceived by individuals and how it may be perceived as predisposing factor for risk behaviors in the context of love relationships. To that effect, an open answer survey with three direct answer questions related to this construct was done. The qualitative analysis used revealed, if discreetly, that individuals still favor variables such as beliefs, perceived safety feelings, communication level, among others, to develop and keep a romantic relationship. It was also noticeable in the observed sample that none of the participants associated in a direct and conscious way trust to a potential predisposing factor for risk behaviors in the context of their love relationship.
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Dissertação de mestrado, Psicologia (Área de Especialização em Psicologia Clínica e da Saúde - Psicologia Clínica Dinâmica), Universidade de Lisboa, Faculdade de Psicologia, 2021
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Comportamentos de risco Relações amorosas Teoria da vinculação Desenvolvimento psicossexual Maturidade emocional Teses de mestrado - 2021