Keywords
parentaje en el contexto del conflicto posdivorcio
hijos e hijas de familias divorciadas.
Beliefs and parenting practices
parenting and post-divorce conflict
effects on children
separated families
post-divorce conflict
How to Cite
Abstract
In this paper, the perspective and experience that children within post-divorce interparental conflict have, is discussed from a developmental psychology culturally sensitive approach. Cues for understanding developmental paths, consequences on children development are discussed. It begins with a review of the main theoretical constructs that frame local parenting and contextualizes on post-divorce families. It deepens the research on the topic of relationships with parental figures, particularly with non-residents and is linked to both individual development perspective, and the parent’s relationships. The conclusions point to a relational approach experience and the subjectivity, as well further research directions on research and eventual clinical intervention with children in these contexts.
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