Resiliencia familiar, comprensión, campos de aplicación, aportes y desafÃos
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https://doi.org/10.15332/s1794-9998.2017.0002.09Palabras clave:
resiliencia, resiliencia familiar, familiaResumen
Se realizó una revisión de literatura en la que se pretendió establecer el estado de la investigación y conceptualización del fenómeno de la resiliencia familiar y sus aportes entre los años 2010 y 2016. Se encontró que el estado de la investigación y conceptualización, si bien es aún incipiente, se observa una tendencia al aumento de trabajos de tipo empÃrico y teórico reflexivo, lo que implica una mayor relevancia frente a la investigación e intervención. Con respecto a las áreas de trabajo se observó la predominancia de: salud, neurociencias aplicadas y rehabilitación, social, comunitaria y de las organizaciones, seguidas por psicologÃa clÃnica y prevención, psicologÃa militar y en último lugar la educación, en su orden. Se concluyó que resulta imperante la continuidad en el desarrollo de estudios al respecto del tema y ampliar áreas de estudio como la psicologÃa ambiental, polÃtica, de tránsito, de las organizaciones y el trabajo.Citas
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