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La violencia, el abuso y las intervenciones de la pareja íntima de los latinos: Desarrollando un análisis y una
Adrian Luis Manriquez1, Eric S Mankowski1
1Department of Psychology, Portland State University.
Journal of Latina/o psychology
|September 2, 2025
Resumen
Este estudio critica la investigación sobre la violencia de pareja (VPI) entre los latinos, encontrando que un enfoque en factores a nivel individual limita la comprensión y la efectividad de la intervención. Pide enfoques culturalmente relevantes para abordar la VPI en las comunidades latinas.
Área de la Ciencia:
- Sociología
- Psicología
- Teoría crítica de la raza
Sus antecedentes:
- La violencia de pareja (VPI) es un problema importante dentro de las comunidades latinas.
- Los programas de investigación e intervención existentes a menudo carecen de relevancia cultural.
- LatCrit y los marcos de psicología crítica ofrecen valiosas perspectivas para el análisis.
Objetivo del estudio:
- Revisar y criticar la literatura existente sobre los latinos y la violencia de pareja (VPI).
- Aplicar las teorías de LatCrit para comprender los predictores de VPI entre los latinos.
- Identificar las limitaciones de las actuales estrategias de investigación e intervención y sugerir mejoras.
Principales métodos:
- Revisión de la literatura utilizando LatCrit y las perspectivas de la psicología crítica.
- Aplicación de las teorías de LatCrit para analizar los predictores de IPV en las poblaciones latinas.
- Análisis crítico de las metodologías de investigación y los diseños de intervención.
Principales resultados:
- La investigación sobre los comportamientos IPV de los hombres latinos se centra predominantemente en el análisis a nivel individual.
- Las principales limitaciones identificadas incluyen modelos basados en el déficit, evaluaciones descontextualizadas y descuido de influencias de nivel superior.
- Los enfoques actuales pueden estigmatizar y demonizar la cultura latina.
Conclusiones:
- Un cambio hacia un análisis a nivel comunitario basado en la cultura es crucial para las intervenciones efectivas de VPI.
- Repensar la investigación y el diseño de la intervención puede mejorar la relevancia y la eficacia para los latinos.
- Abordar los factores sistémicos es esencial para combatir la VPI en las comunidades latinas.
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