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Larissa Paraventi
Carolina Duarte de Souza
João Paulo Kolttermann
Mauro Luis Vieira



El gatekeeping materno es un factor importante para evaluar la cercanía y la calidad de la relación padre e hijos. Entre varios factores que afectan estos comportamientos maternos se encuentra la personalidad del padre. Como pocos estudios han investigado la relación entre estas variables, esta investigación tuvo como objetivo comparar las percepciones de padres y madres sobre el gatekeeping materno e investigar los efectos de la percepción paterna de su personalidad en las percepciones maternas y paternas sobre el gatekeeping materno en familias con hijos de cuatro a seis años. En el estudio participaron 171 parejas del sur de Brasil que respondieron el Cuestionario de Gatekeeping materno y el Inventario de los Cinco Grandes Factores de Personalidad. Los resultados mostraron niveles moderados de gatekeeping materno, altos niveles de escrupulosidad y amabilidad paterna. Los análisis comparativos indicaron que los padres percibieron niveles más altos de confirmación de la identidad materna en comparación con las propias madres, y las madres percibieron a un nivel más alto que los padres que las tareas del hogar y el cuidado de los niños son parte del rol materno. Se refuerza la relación entre características personales en interacción con construcciones histórico-sociales de género que inciden en las creencias y comportamientos maternos sobre las tareas domésticas y el cuidado de los niños, incidiendo en la participación paterna.




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