SOCIAL INEQUALITY AND TRAINING IN PSYCHOLOGY
SCENES FROM A PLAYFUL COURSE WITH CHILDREN
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.16891/2317-434X.v13.e4.a2026.id2547Keywords:
Recreational workshops, social inequality, cultural historical psychologyAbstract
This present study aims to investigate the ethical-political effects of an internship experience inPsychology lived in a context of social inequality and which took place through the composition of playful paths with children. Using the Psychosocial Narrative Research method, it was possible to retrieve documents from this experience and conceptually reflect on the experiences of the internship, observing in the relationship with literature the creative process of the journey with children, playfully mediated. The Psychosocial Narrative Research also made possible the concerns of this investigation, promoting reflection on the interfaces “training in psychology” and “social inequality”. With this, it was possible to study the need for a psychologist that experiences social inequality and perceives its role in this journey, bringing the importance of internships that put its students in contact with other realities besides those that the academy provides them.