Um método de meta-revisão da investigação que revela a inevitável natureza sistémica do afeto
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meta-revisão qualitativa, variáveis afetivas, unidimensional, multidimensional, sistema de afetosResumo
Este artigo pode ser visto como uma contribuição metodológica para a realização de meta-revisões qualitativas de trabalhos de investigação publicados na área do afeto em educação matemática. Aplicamos esse método a um número especial de uma revista científica e a um livro da série de estudos do ICMI, a fim de averiguar se em cada artigo em consideração o afeto emerge na sua natureza sistémica ou se, ao invés, as variáveis afetivas são consideradas isoladamente. Diferentes tipos de casos surgiram na nossa investigação.
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