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Child maltreatment: qualitative review of theoretical and methodological trends in intervention programs with an attachment perspective

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  • Diana Marcela Bedoya-Gallego Corporación Universitaria Minuto de Dios – UNIMINUTO
  • Ana Rita Russo de Vivo Universidad del Norte
  • Jorge Enrique Palacio Sañudo Universidad del Norte

Resumen

This review provides a qualitative comparative analysis of theoretical and methodological aspects of 27 studies in which the results of the implementation of programs involved in child maltreatment are presented with an attachment perspective. The studies were examined following the Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network. It was found that the programs promote the development of maternal sensitivity, mentalization or reflective functioning and empathy, however, the underlying mechanisms are not differentiated according to the type of abuse to intervene. Likewise, it was found that despite the recognition of the mother's violent childhood experiences as one of the main predisposing factors for child abuse, it is a variable that is scarcely considered in the programs examined. These findings indicate the importance of developing intervention programs that consider a cumulative ecological risk perspective.

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2022-01-20

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