Futuras linhas de investigação

Face às limitações acima descritas, em estudos futuros será importante incluir uma amostra de maior dimensão e mais representativa da população portuguesa, permitindo assim uma maior generalização dos resultados.

Também seria importante, em estudos futuros, definir-se melhor os critérios para cada categoria/subcategoria, para tornar a codificação mais rápida e com menos dúvidas.

Seria relevante realizar um estudo em que se relacionasse a recordação, o conhecimento e a utilização das estratégias com a eficácia da intervenção, para explorar quais as componentes terapêuticas (possíveis mediadores) que influenciam os efeitos da TCC em grupo.

Num futuro estudo, seria interessante explorar a perspetiva das crianças sobre as estratégias úteis para a melhoria terapêutica, além da utilidade geral do programa, questionando-as especificamente sobre quais as estratégias que consideraram mais úteis para alcançarem os seus objetivos.

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