Loading...
Publication
Toxicodependência e criminalidade no feminino: uma abordagem intermétodos
| Name: | Description: | Size: | Format: | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.28 MB | Adobe PDF |
Advisor(s)
Abstract(s)
A droga é atualmente identificada como um problema de saúde pública que
inclui tanto as drogas legais – álcool – como as drogas ilegais, sendo que estas
substâncias são também caracterizadas como fatores que perturbam a sociedade.
Especificamente no caso das mulheres, quando estas apresentam problemas de álcool e
substâncias ilegais ou que tenham cometido infrações criminais são identificadas de pior
forma quando comparadas com homens com os mesmos problemas. Tal parece assentar
na visão estereotipada que a sociedade tem da mulher e do seu papel como agente
criminal incapaz de cometer crimes.
A presente investigação trata da problemática da toxicodependência e da criminalidade
no feminino. Por isso, a contribuição empírica deste estudo qualitativo tem como
objetivo geral identificar as eventuais especificidades da relação droga-crime, no
feminino, onde se revelam os resultados e discussão dos mesmos. Este estudo é misto
cujo método se caracteriza por ser exploratório, descritivo, transversal, baseado no
autorrelato e nas perceções das inquiridas, recorrendo ao método do inquérito, pelo uso
da técnica da entrevista. A amostra deste estudo é constituída por 10 mulheres com
historial de consumo de droga tendo idades entre os 24 e os 56 anos. Os resultados
possibilitaram extrair conclusões no sentido de se atender às especificidades desta
população, no contexto da prevenção como no da intervenção.
The drug is currently identified as a public health problem that includes both legal drugs - alcohol - and illegal drugs, and these substances are also characterized as factors that disrupt society. Specifically in the case of women, when they present problems with alcohol and illegal substances or who have committed criminal offenses they are identified in a worse way when compared to men with the same problems. This seems to be based on society's stereotyped view of women and their role as a criminal agent incapable of committing crimes. This research deals with the problem of drug addiction and crime in women. Therefore, the empirical contribution of this qualitative study has as general objective to identify the possible specificities of the drug-crime relationship, in the female, where the results and discussion of the same are revealed. This study is mixed whose method is characterized by being exploratory, descriptive, transversal, based on the self-report and the perceptions of the respondents, using the survey method, through the use of interview technique. The sample of this study consists of 10 women with a history of drug use ranging from 24 to 56 years. The results made it possible to draw conclusions in order to meet the specificities of this population, in the context of prevention as well as intervention.
The drug is currently identified as a public health problem that includes both legal drugs - alcohol - and illegal drugs, and these substances are also characterized as factors that disrupt society. Specifically in the case of women, when they present problems with alcohol and illegal substances or who have committed criminal offenses they are identified in a worse way when compared to men with the same problems. This seems to be based on society's stereotyped view of women and their role as a criminal agent incapable of committing crimes. This research deals with the problem of drug addiction and crime in women. Therefore, the empirical contribution of this qualitative study has as general objective to identify the possible specificities of the drug-crime relationship, in the female, where the results and discussion of the same are revealed. This study is mixed whose method is characterized by being exploratory, descriptive, transversal, based on the self-report and the perceptions of the respondents, using the survey method, through the use of interview technique. The sample of this study consists of 10 women with a history of drug use ranging from 24 to 56 years. The results made it possible to draw conclusions in order to meet the specificities of this population, in the context of prevention as well as intervention.
Description
Keywords
Toxicodependência no feminino Crime no feminino Relação droga-crime Mulher Drug addiction in women Crime in the female Drug-crime relationship Woman