COMPREENDER AS REPRESENTAÇÕES SOCIAIS NA DEPRESSÃO PÓS-PARTO NAS REDES SOCIAIS
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https://doi.org/10.21527/2176-7114.2020.38.200-209Keywords:
Postpartum Depression. Family. Social Networks. Cheers.Abstract
This paper aims to understand the social representations of postpartum depression in social networks. This research is qualitative, exploratory, and documentary, researched through facebook posts and comments, within groups on postpartum depression. From the reports of online mothers, an analysis corpus was formed with the aid of IrAmUteQ 0.7 software. From this corpus, a descending hierarchical classification was performed. The results show that the social representations of postpartum depression in social networks bring the idea that the lack of support among family members, family conflicts, the presence of psychological distress or chemical dependence in the family and the lack of bond are variables that would influence in the occurrence of postpartum depression, which refers to the relevance of family and social support as a health promotion strategy. In this sense, social and health programs should take into account the presence of the family in the process of promotion and prevention in women's health.
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