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A homoparentalidade em Portugal, assim como no resto do mundo, é um tema cada vez
mais presente. Assim, a presente investigação tem como principal objetivo
compreender como é que os/as estudantes da Universidade da Beira Interior encaram
as pessoas homossexuais e as suas famílias, em particular, quais as atitudes dos/as
jovens estudantes face à homoparentalidade. Para tal recorremos a uma metodologia
de base quantitativa e usámos como técnica de recolha de dados um inquérito por
questionário online, no qual participaram 163 estudantes com idades compreendidas
entre os 18 e 23 anos.
Algumas questões que guiaram esta pesquisa: Quais as atitudes dos jovens
universitários em relação às famílias homoparentais? Será que têm uma posição
favorável ou manifestam algumas atitudes negativas quanto ao facto de casais
homossexuais criarem e educarem crianças?
Os nossos resultados mostram que os jovens estudantes da UBI não aderem a
preconceitos flagrantes e manifestam atitudes positivas face à diversidade familiar,
quer quando avaliam as competências parentais de pais gays e mães lésbicas, quer
quando avaliam o bem-estar dos filhos. São as raparigas, os estudantes sem religião, os
que se posicionam politicamente ao centro e à esquerda, assim como os que têm
contacto interpessoal com homossexuais os que têm atitudes mais positivas.
Homoparental families in Portugal, as well as in the rest of the world, is an incresingly theme. Thus, the main objective of this research is to understand how students at the University of Beira Inteior face homosexual people and their families, in particular, what are the attitudes of young students towards homoparenthood. For this purpose, we used a quantitatively-based methodology and used an online questionnaire survey as a data collection technique, in wich 163 students aged between 18 and 23 participated. Some questions that guided this research: What are the attitudes of university students towards homoparental families? Do they have a favorable position or do they have any negative attitudes towards homosexual couples raising and educating children? Our results show that young students at UBI do not adhere to flagrant prejudices and manifest positive attitudes towards family diversity, whether when assessing the parenting skills of gay fathers and lesbian mothers, or when assessing the well being of their children.. Those who have more positive attitudes are girls, students with more educated mother, those who have no religion, as well as those who are politically positioned to the center and left and those who have interpersonal contact with homosexuals.
Homoparental families in Portugal, as well as in the rest of the world, is an incresingly theme. Thus, the main objective of this research is to understand how students at the University of Beira Inteior face homosexual people and their families, in particular, what are the attitudes of young students towards homoparenthood. For this purpose, we used a quantitatively-based methodology and used an online questionnaire survey as a data collection technique, in wich 163 students aged between 18 and 23 participated. Some questions that guided this research: What are the attitudes of university students towards homoparental families? Do they have a favorable position or do they have any negative attitudes towards homosexual couples raising and educating children? Our results show that young students at UBI do not adhere to flagrant prejudices and manifest positive attitudes towards family diversity, whether when assessing the parenting skills of gay fathers and lesbian mothers, or when assessing the well being of their children.. Those who have more positive attitudes are girls, students with more educated mother, those who have no religion, as well as those who are politically positioned to the center and left and those who have interpersonal contact with homosexuals.
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Atitudes Estudantes Universitários Género Homoparentalidade Jovens