Margarida Gaspar de Matos (*)

RESUMO

Nos últimos trinta anos, a comunidade académica escreveu muito sobre os adolescentes, os seus problemas e a sua relação com os actores e contextos relevantes das suas vidas.

A partir dos finais dos anos 1990, uma revolução social associada ao “boom” das novas tecnologias de informação e comunicação trouxe um novo desafio aos pais e aos profissionais de saúde e da educação, a quem no início os anos 1970 se pedia abertura, diálogo, interacção participada.

Palavras-chave: Adolescentes, pais, tribos musicais, comunicação virtual, “cyber-bullying”.

ABSTRACT

Since the end of the nineties, the social revolution associated with the “boom” of new technologies of information and communication brought a new challenge to parents and to health and education professionals, from whom openness, dialogue and a participative interaction was demanded during the seventies.

Key words: Adolescents, parents, urban tribes, virtual communication, cyber-bullying.

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(*) Psicóloga, Coordenadora Projecto Aventura Social/ HBSC/OMS; Professora Associada com Agregação em Saúde Internacional, na FMH/UTL e CMDT/ IHMT/UNL. E-mail: mmatos@fmh.utl.pt