Resumen

GUAMAN, Steeven E.; LOZADA, Angie B.; PLACENCIO, Mauricio R.  y  SANCHEZ, Yadira L.. Family dynamics in child multiple victimization in Ecuador: meanings of psychology professionals. Espacios [online]. 2024, vol.45, n.4, pp.31-42.  Epub 30-Dic-2024. ISSN 0798-1015.  https://doi.org/10.48082/espacios-a24v45n04p03.

The present study explores family dynamics in cases of multiple child victimization from the meanings of psychology professionals in Ecuador. Qualitative study with an exploratory and interpretative approach. Through interviews with 10 clinical psychologists, it was possible to identify the components of family dynamics in these cases, such as inverted roles, lack of communication, authoritarian and/or permissive parenting styles, a hierarchy that concentrates power in the aggressor, and the absence of an authority figure to establish norms.

Palabras clave : family dynamics; child abuse; multiple victimization; clinical psychologists.

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