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RESEARCH PRODUCT
Childhood exposure to parental alienation practices: a socio-educational analysis
Verónica Riquelme-sotoPaz Cánovas-leonhardtsubject
Service (business)Legal separationlcsh:HQ1-2044Parental alienationdegree of effectAlienationFundamental rightsSample (statistics)Affect (psychology)Developmental psychologycase studysymptomatologyalienationlcsh:The family. Marriage. WomanPsychologyfamily alienation practicesQualitative researchdescription
Abstract: Objective. To carry out a study about family alienation practices and the extent to which they affect minors as they are exposed to such practices. Methodology. A qualitative research approach is used. In order to conduct this research, a case study made up of five families who attend the Specialised Family and Infancy Service in Spain was carried out. Results and conclusions. The obtained results revealed the high degree of effect on the family members who made up the sample due to the conflicts that legal separation or divorce procedures cause. It is important to ensure that the fundamental right of minors are suitably related to both their mothers and fathers by maintaining all their links.
| year | journal | country | edition | language |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2020-07-01 | Latinoamericana de Estudios de Familia |