Distúrbios do Desenvolvimento - Teses - CCBS Higienópolis

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    Fatores educacionais e psicossociais associados a indicadores de deficiências de crianças/adolescentes de quatro municípios brasileiros
    Zaqueu, Livia da Conceição Costa (2015-09-24)

    Centro de Ciências Biológicas e da Saúde (CCBS)

    This thesis aimed to: (1) To estimate the risk indicators of rate of disability and according to four types (intellectual, visual, motor and auditory) in a sample of school children 6 to 16 years in four cities from four regions of Brazil; (2) Know educational and psychosocial factors of the same sample of children and adolescents associated with the four types of disability risk indicators. The method consists of cross-sectional study. The following instruments were used: Ten Questions Questionnaire consisting of 10 questions to detect disability indicators; sociodemographic questionnaire; Academic Performance Test; Kiddie-Schedule for Affective Disorders and Schizophrenia-Present and Lifetime (K-SADS) for psychiatric diagnosis. Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children (WISC III) to assess the intellectual capacity of children. The prevalence of disability indicators was 41.4% (N=694). The highest percentage was of intellectual disabilities (24.8%), followed by visual (15.1%). Logistic regression revealed statistically significant associations between: (1) visual disability and depression (p=0.006) and academic performance (p=0.030); (2) hearing disability and physical punishment (p = 0.003); (3) intellectual disability and anxiety (p = 0.002), depression (p = 0.007), attention deficit disorder and hyperactivity (p<0.001), repetition (p<0.001) and academic performance (p<0.001); (4) motor and academic performance (p=0.032). We concluded that different psychosocial and educational factors were associated with different indicators of disabilities, thus requiring specific interventions and specialized educational care for the specific needs presented by children/adolescents, both in educational and mental health spheres.