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Relações entre religiosidade e saúde mental na concepção de capelães. (Portuguese)
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Relationships between religiosity and mental health in the conception of chaplains. (English)
- نبذة مختصرة :
This paper presents and discusses results of a study that investigated the conceptions of chaplains on relationships between religiosity and mental health (MH) of those under their care. The descriptive-empiric-phenomenological nature research employed semi-structured interviews with 15 chaplains in the Federal District. After transcription and revision, they were analyzed according to the Giorgi's method apprehending the meaning of the conceptions and experiences reported by the chaplains. Positive relationships between religiosity and MH were predominant, but they also pointed to negative, "double-edged sword" and nonlinear relationships. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
- نبذة مختصرة :
O artigo apresenta e discute resultados de um estudo acerca das concepções de capelães sobre as relações entre religiosidade e saúde mental (SM) daqueles sob seus cuidados. A pesquisa, de natureza descritivo-empírico-fenomenológica, empregou entrevistas semiestruturadas, conduzidas com quinze capelães do Distrito Federal. Depois de transcritas e revisadas, foram analisadas segundo o método de Giorgi, buscando-se apreender os sentidos das concepções e experiências relatadas pelos participantes. Verificou-se predominância na percepção de relações positivas entre religiosidade e SM, mas os capelães também apontaram relações negativas, "facas de dois gumes" e não lineares. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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