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Este estudo teve 3 objetivos. O primeiro foi investigar as práticas de controle social utilizadas pelas mães para evitar comportamentos indesejados de seus filhos. O segundo foi verificar a relação entre as práticas maternas de controle social e o julgamento moral dos filhos. Por fim, o terceiro foi validar o questionário de práticas maternas de controle respondido pelas mães. Para tanto, foram realizadas 3 pesquisas: duas de campo - em que foram avaliadas as técnicas de controle preventivo utilizadas pelas mães e a sua relação com o julgamento moral dos filhos - e uma de campo e laboratório - em que foi verificada a validade do questionário. Participaram do primeiro estudo 110 díades de mães-filhos; do segundo, 222 díades; do terceiro, 72 mães, das quais 22 foram observadas com seus filhos em situação de laboratório. A idade das crianças variou de 5 a 11 anos. As mães responderam a um questionário sobre técnicas de controle e as crianças a dilemas morais. As respostas das mães mostraram a existência de dois fatores, que foram considerados como controle interno e externo. O controle interno, de uma forma geral, associou-se a um nível mais elevado de desenvolvimento moral do que o controle externo. Os comportamentos das mães no laboratório foram consistentes com suas respostas aos questionários. This study had 3 goals. The first aim was to explore maternal practices of social control used by mothers to avoid undesirable behavior of their children. The second goal was to investigate the relationship between maternal practices of social control and children's moral judgement. The last goal was to validate mothers' answers on maternal practices of social control. In order to attain these goals, field and laboratory studies were conducted: two field studies evaluated the preventive control techniques used by mothers and the relationship of these techniques with the moral judgement of their children. In a third study (field and laboratory studies) the questionnaire answeredd by mothers was validated. The first study had 110 mother-child dyads. The second study had 222 mother-child dyads. The third study had 72 mother-child dyads, 22 of which were observed with their children during a laboratory situation. The children's age varied from 5 to 11 years old. The mothers' answers showed the presence of two factors considered as inner and external controls. The inner control was associated to a higher level of moral judgement than the external. Mothers' behavior in the laboratory showed consistency with their answered in the questionnaire

Moralidade e socialização: estudos empíricos sobre práticas maternas de controle social e o julgamento moral