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Relação entre as experiências adversas na infância, regulação emocional e personalidade numa amostra de vítimas e não vítimas de pornografia de vingança
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Enquadramento: O conceito “pornografia de vingança” é também descrito como “disseminação não consentida de imagens íntimas” em estudos recentes que abordam a partilha não consensual de imagens íntimas. As experiências adversas na infância podem moldar a forma como a criança percebe o mundo e constrói relacionamentos ao longo da vida, influenciando traços de personalidade na idade adulta. Vítimas de pornografia de vingança apresentam dificuldades em lidar com as suas emoções. Objetivos: Analisar a
relação entre as experiências adversas na infância, regulação emocional e personalidade.
Analisar as diferenças entre vítimas e não vítimas na disseminação não consentida de imagens íntimas, nas variáveis acima referenciadas. Participantes: A amostra é composta por 161 adultos com idades compreendidas entre 19 e 69 anos, sendo 41(25.5%), vítimas de disseminação não consentida de imagens íntimas. Método: Os participantes responderam a um protocolo online constituído por um questionário
sociodemográfico, uma checklist de disseminação não consentida de imagens íntimas, um questionário de experiências adversas na infância, uma escala de dificuldade de regulação emocional e um inventário de personalidade. Resultados: A negligência e o abuso emocional foram os tipos mais comuns de vitimação na infância entre vítimas de disseminação não consentida de imagens íntimas. Nas não vítimas verificaram-se
correlações entre a vitimação na infância e os traços de personalidade. As vítimas de disseminação não consentida de imagens íntimas apresentam maior incidência de vitimação na infância e dificuldades de regulação emocional, destacando o impacto duradouro dessas experiências adversas. Conclusão: As vítimas de disseminação não consentida de imagens íntimas apresentam maior incidência de vitimação na infância e
dificuldades na regulação emocional, destacando o impacto prolongado das experiências adversas na infância. As implicações sublinham a necessidade de intervenções focadas na regulação emocional, prevenindo a perpetuação do ciclo de vitimação e oferecendo suporte às vítimas.
Background: The concept of ‘revenge porn’ is also described as ‘non-consensual dissemination of intimate images’ in recent studies dealing with the non-consensual sharing of intimate images. Adverse childhood experiences can shape the way a child perceives the world and build relationships throughout life, influencing personality traits in adulthood. Victims of revenge porn claim to have difficulties dealing with their emotions. Objectives: To analyze the relationship between adverse childhood experiences, emotional regulation, and personality. To analyze the differences between victims and non-victims in the non-consensual dissemination of intimate images in the aforementioned variables. Participants: The sample consisted of 161 adults aged between 19 and 69, 41(25.5%) of whom were victims of non-consensual dissemination of intimate images. Method: The participants answered an online protocol consisting of a sociodemographic questionnaire, a checklist for the non-consensual dissemination of intimate images, an adverse childhood experiences questionnaire, an emotional regulation difficulties scale and a personality inventory. Results: Neglect and emotional abuse were the most common types of childhood victimisation among victims of non-consensual dissemination of intimate images. In non-victims, there were correlations between childhood victimisation and personality traits. Victims of non-consensual dissemination of intimate images have a higher incidence of childhood victimisation and difficulties with emotional regulation, highlighting the lasting impact of these adverse experiences. Conclusion: Victims of non-consensual dissemination of intimate images have a higher incidence of childhood victimisation and difficulties in emotional regulation, highlighting the prolonged impact of adverse childhood experiences. The implications emphasise the need for interventions focused on emotional regulation, preventing the perpetuation of the cycle of victimisation and offering support to victims.
Background: The concept of ‘revenge porn’ is also described as ‘non-consensual dissemination of intimate images’ in recent studies dealing with the non-consensual sharing of intimate images. Adverse childhood experiences can shape the way a child perceives the world and build relationships throughout life, influencing personality traits in adulthood. Victims of revenge porn claim to have difficulties dealing with their emotions. Objectives: To analyze the relationship between adverse childhood experiences, emotional regulation, and personality. To analyze the differences between victims and non-victims in the non-consensual dissemination of intimate images in the aforementioned variables. Participants: The sample consisted of 161 adults aged between 19 and 69, 41(25.5%) of whom were victims of non-consensual dissemination of intimate images. Method: The participants answered an online protocol consisting of a sociodemographic questionnaire, a checklist for the non-consensual dissemination of intimate images, an adverse childhood experiences questionnaire, an emotional regulation difficulties scale and a personality inventory. Results: Neglect and emotional abuse were the most common types of childhood victimisation among victims of non-consensual dissemination of intimate images. In non-victims, there were correlations between childhood victimisation and personality traits. Victims of non-consensual dissemination of intimate images have a higher incidence of childhood victimisation and difficulties with emotional regulation, highlighting the lasting impact of these adverse experiences. Conclusion: Victims of non-consensual dissemination of intimate images have a higher incidence of childhood victimisation and difficulties in emotional regulation, highlighting the prolonged impact of adverse childhood experiences. The implications emphasise the need for interventions focused on emotional regulation, preventing the perpetuation of the cycle of victimisation and offering support to victims.
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Dissertação para obtenção do grau de Mestre no Instituto Universitário Egas Moniz
Keywords
Disseminação não consentida de imagens íntimas Experiências adversas na infância Personalidade Regulação emocional