Revisão Sistemática de Literatura: a prática de psicólogo/a/e/s acerca de demandas da não monogamia no contexto brasileiro

Abstract

Non-monogamy emerges from the possibility of weaving different relational arrangements and practices that go beyond the contract of emotional and sexual exclusivity, standing against monogamous norms. Therefore, since we understand Psychology as a care area that needs to be attentive to social demands, it is necessary to understand how Psychology has discussed and reflected on issues related to non-monogamy in the Brazilian context. The aim of this study was to conduct a systematic review to investigate Brazilian scientific productions in the field of Psychology regarding non-monogamous experiences. The studies were searched in the CAPES, PepSIC, SciELO, LILACS, BDTD, BVS, and BVS-Psi databases using the following descriptors: "psychology" and "non-monogamy," "psychology non-monogamy," and "psychology and non-monogamy." The results come from a sample of five studies found. Based on these results, three categories of analysis were discussed, namely: discussions about instruments/tools, gender relations, and psychological practice related to issues surrounding non-monogamy.