Fatores que envolvem a dinâmica nos relacionados interpessoais e podem ter consequências na saúde ainda são pouco explorados em Pessoas vivendo com HIV/aids. O objetivo desse estudo é identificar as evidências na literatura relacionando estilo de apego e HIV em adultos. Trata-se de uma revisão integrativa de literatura. Sete bases de dados foram exploradas, usando a combinação das palavras-chave e dos seguintes conectores booleanos em inglês: “Attachment Style OR Object Attachment AND HIV”. Um número razoável de artigos abordou o vínculo entre pessoas com HIV como mediador de transtorno de estresse pós-traumático, depressão e estresse. A prevalência de apego inseguro nesse grupo foi alta. Evidências mostram ainda a relação entre apego e a adaptação ao diagnóstico de HIV, apego e estilos de comportamento nos relacionamentos, e destacam ainda a possibilidade de modificação do tipo de apego.
Palavras-chave:
estilo de anexo, HIV, anexo de objetos
Abstract:
Factors that involve the dynamics in interpersonal relationships and may have consequences in health are still little explored in people living with HIV/AIDS. The aim was to identify the evidences of literature regarding adult attachment style and HIV. It is an Integrative literature review. Sevem databases were explored, using the combination of key words and Boolean connectors: “Attachment Style OR Object Attachment AND HIV”. A reasonable number of articles addressed attachment among people with HIV as a mediator to post-traumatic stress disorder, depression and stress. The prevalence of insecure attachment in this group was high. Evidence was also found in relation to the attachment as an important factor to adaptation to the diagnosis of HIV, attachment and behavior in interpersonal relationships, and emphasize the possibility of changing the attachment style.
Factors that involve the dynamics in interpersonal relationships and may have consequences in health are still little explored in people living with HIV/AIDS. The aim was to identify the evidences of literature regarding adult attachment style and HIV. It is an Integrative literature review. Sevem databases were explored, using the combination of key words and Boolean connectors: “Attachment Style OR Object Attachment AND HIV”. A reasonable number of articles addressed attachment among people with HIV as a mediator to post-traumatic stress disorder, depression and stress. The prevalence of insecure attachment in this group was high. Evidence was also found in relation to the attachment as an important factor to adaptation to the diagnosis of HIV, attachment and behavior in interpersonal relationships, and emphasize the possibility of changing the attachment style.
Farias, O.O, Alexandre, H.O, Lima, I.C.V, Galvão, M.T.G, Hanley-Dafoe, R, Santos, V.F. Attachment styles of People Living with HIV/AIDS.. Cien Saude Colet [periódico na internet] (2018/jul). [Citado em 22/12/2024].
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