O papel da branquitude na hierarquização das raças : construção e validação de escala

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Ano de defesa: 2023
Autor(a) principal: Oliveira, Rita de Cassia de Jesus
Orientador(a): Lima, Marcus Eugênio Oliveira
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Resumo: Whiteness can be defined as characteristics of white identity constructed through participation in a culture steeped in white supremacist ideologies. Based on these ideologies, the white group has created and maintained attitudes that guarantee symbolic and material power, called white privilege in the literature on the subject, which is characterized by the appropriation of illegitimate resources and produces racial inequality. To maintain this situation, whiteness has strategies such as: white invisibility, that is, the non-perception of whites as people of race, so that whites are the norm and those who have race are others; the white group does not reflect on its participation in racial inequalities and attributes this problem to other factors, such as slavery in Brazil; in this context, miscegenation is always cited as a mechanism to confirm this supposed neutrality. Therefore, this dissertation has been divided into three chapters. The first chapter addresses conceptual issues related to whiteness: white privilege, white ignorance, and white fragility, as well as the historical development of whiteness studies. The second chapter provides an integrative overview of whiteness studies in Brazil. For this purpose, a search was conducted in the Psycinfo, VHL Psi, SciELO and CAPES journals databases, using the term “whiteness” as a keyword. The initial search identified 200 publications; after applying the filters, the number was reduced to 12 works. The results show that the topic of "whiteness" is of interest to several fields, although there are still many aspects to be explored. From the theories and concepts used in the articles, race, racism, miscegenation, whiteness, and racial democracy can be highlighted. As for the theoretical gaps, no quantitative studies were found, indicating the need to conduct more systematic and representative studies of the national population. Finally, the third chapter consists of a study aimed at creating and validating a scale to measure the degree of whiteness in the Brazilian population. This study included a community sample of 653 subjects, half of whom were used for exploratory factor analysis (AFE) and half for confirmatory factor analysis (CFA). Principal axis analysis (PAF) revealed that Bartlett sphericity tests were significant [χ²(171) = 1503.12; p < 0.001] and KMO = 0.86, indicating the interpretability of the correlation matrix of the items. Factor loadings varied from 0.11 to 0.74, and items with loadings less than 0.30 were removed (items 4, 8, 14, 15, 16, and 17). Thus, the single-factor version of the scale was composed of 13 items with loadings ranging from 0.347 to 0.743. Positive items theoretically refer to critical whiteness, whereas negative items refer to noncritical whiteness. The internal consistency of the general factor was satisfactory (ω = 0.86). A confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) was then conducted with the other half of the sample. The single-factor structure showed good fit indicators: χ² = 98.19; gl = 65; p < 0.001, with χ²/gl = 1.38; CFI = 0.99; TLI = 0.99; RMSEA = 0.031; 90% CI [0.017; 0.043]; SRMR = 0.068. Factor loadings varied between 0.30 (item 12) and 0.80 (item 1). Internal consistency for this subsample was adequate (ω = 0.86). The results indicate a low level of whiteness, which may be related to the characteristics of the sample. The need for further research using a quantitative approach is indicated.
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spelling Oliveira, Rita de Cassia de JesusLima, Marcus Eugênio OliveiraLima, Kaline da Silva2023-11-10T17:42:39Z2023-11-10T17:42:39Z2023-08-24OLIVEIRA, Rita de Cassia de Jesus. O papel da branquitude na hierarquização das raças : construção e validação de escala. 2023. 101 f. Dissertação (Mestrado em Psicologia) - Universidade Federal de Sergipe, São Cristóvão, 2023.https://ri.ufs.br/jspui/handle/riufs/18642Whiteness can be defined as characteristics of white identity constructed through participation in a culture steeped in white supremacist ideologies. Based on these ideologies, the white group has created and maintained attitudes that guarantee symbolic and material power, called white privilege in the literature on the subject, which is characterized by the appropriation of illegitimate resources and produces racial inequality. To maintain this situation, whiteness has strategies such as: white invisibility, that is, the non-perception of whites as people of race, so that whites are the norm and those who have race are others; the white group does not reflect on its participation in racial inequalities and attributes this problem to other factors, such as slavery in Brazil; in this context, miscegenation is always cited as a mechanism to confirm this supposed neutrality. Therefore, this dissertation has been divided into three chapters. The first chapter addresses conceptual issues related to whiteness: white privilege, white ignorance, and white fragility, as well as the historical development of whiteness studies. The second chapter provides an integrative overview of whiteness studies in Brazil. For this purpose, a search was conducted in the Psycinfo, VHL Psi, SciELO and CAPES journals databases, using the term “whiteness” as a keyword. The initial search identified 200 publications; after applying the filters, the number was reduced to 12 works. The results show that the topic of "whiteness" is of interest to several fields, although there are still many aspects to be explored. From the theories and concepts used in the articles, race, racism, miscegenation, whiteness, and racial democracy can be highlighted. As for the theoretical gaps, no quantitative studies were found, indicating the need to conduct more systematic and representative studies of the national population. Finally, the third chapter consists of a study aimed at creating and validating a scale to measure the degree of whiteness in the Brazilian population. This study included a community sample of 653 subjects, half of whom were used for exploratory factor analysis (AFE) and half for confirmatory factor analysis (CFA). Principal axis analysis (PAF) revealed that Bartlett sphericity tests were significant [χ²(171) = 1503.12; p < 0.001] and KMO = 0.86, indicating the interpretability of the correlation matrix of the items. Factor loadings varied from 0.11 to 0.74, and items with loadings less than 0.30 were removed (items 4, 8, 14, 15, 16, and 17). Thus, the single-factor version of the scale was composed of 13 items with loadings ranging from 0.347 to 0.743. Positive items theoretically refer to critical whiteness, whereas negative items refer to noncritical whiteness. The internal consistency of the general factor was satisfactory (ω = 0.86). A confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) was then conducted with the other half of the sample. The single-factor structure showed good fit indicators: χ² = 98.19; gl = 65; p < 0.001, with χ²/gl = 1.38; CFI = 0.99; TLI = 0.99; RMSEA = 0.031; 90% CI [0.017; 0.043]; SRMR = 0.068. Factor loadings varied between 0.30 (item 12) and 0.80 (item 1). Internal consistency for this subsample was adequate (ω = 0.86). The results indicate a low level of whiteness, which may be related to the characteristics of the sample. The need for further research using a quantitative approach is indicated.A branquitude pode ser definida como traços da identidade branca construídos por meio do compartilhamento de uma cultura permeada pelas ideologias da supremacia branca. A partir dessas ideologias, o grupo branco criou e mantém atitudes que garantem poder simbólico e material, que são nomeados na literatura sobre a temática de privilégio branco caracterizado pela apropriação de recursos indevidos gerando a desigualdade racial. Para manter esse quadro, a branquitude dispõe de estratégias, tais como: a invisibilidade branca, que é a não percepção dos brancos como tendo uma raça, assim, o branco é norma e quem tem raça são os outros; o grupo branco não reflete sobre sua participação dentro das desigualdades raciais, atribuindo essa problemática a outros fatores, como a escravidão no Brasil, dentro desse contexto a miscigenação é sempre evocada como mecanismo de afirmação dessa suposta neutralidade. Diante disso, esta dissertação ficou estruturada em três capítulos. No primeiro capítulo são abordados os aspectos conceituais em relação à branquitude: privilégio branco, ignorância branca e fragilidade branca; e o percurso histórico dos estudos sobre branquitude. O segundo capítulo apresenta uma revisão integrativa de estudos sobre branquitude no Brasil. Nesse sentido, foi realizada uma busca nas bases de dados Psycinfo, BVS Psi, SciELO e periódicos CAPES, utilizando o termo “branquitude” como palavra-chave. A busca inicial resultou na identificação de 200 publicações, após aplicação dos filtros, o número diminuiu para 12 trabalhos. Os resultados indicam que o tema branquitude é de interesse de áreas distintas, embora ainda existam muitos aspectos a serem explorados. Das teorias e conceitos adotados nos artigos, é possível destacar raça, racismo, miscigenação, branqueamento e democracia racial. Em relação às lacunas teóricas não foram encontrados estudos quantitativos, o que aponta para a necessidade de desenvolvimento de pesquisas mais sistemáticas e representativas da população nacional. Por fim, o terceiro capítulo é composto por um estudo que tem como objetivo a construção e validação de uma escala que pretende medir níveis de branquitude da população brasileira. Este estudo contou com uma amostra de convivência composta por 653 pessoas que foi dividida metade para a realização do estudo de Análise Fatorial Exploratória (AFE) e a outra metade para o estudo de Análise Fatorial Confirmatória (AFC). Em uma análise dos Eixos Principais (PAF), verificou-se que os testes de Esferecidade de Bartlett significativo [χ²(171) = 1503,12; p < 0,001], e KMO = 0,86, sugeriram interpretabilidade da matriz de correlação dos itens. Logo, a versão unifatorial da escala ficou composta por 13 itens com cargas entre 0,347 e 0,743. Os itens positivos se referem teoricamente a branquitude crítica, enquando os itens negativos referem-se a branquitude acrítica. A consistência interna do fator geral foi satisfatória (ω = 0,86). Em seguida, com a outra metade da amostra foi realizada uma Análise Fatorial Confirmatória (AFC). A estrutura unifatorial apresentou bons indicadores de ajuste: χ² = 98,19; gl = 65; p < 0,001, com χ²/gl = 1,38; CFI = 0,99; TLI = 0,99; RMSEA = 0,031; IC 90% [0,017; 0,043]; SRMR = 0,068. As cargas fatoriais variaram entre 0,30 (item 12) e 0,80 (item 1). A consistência interna para essa subamostra foi adequada (ω = 0,86). Os resultados indicaram um baixo nível de branquitude, que pode estar associado às características da amostra. 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dc.title.pt_BR.fl_str_mv O papel da branquitude na hierarquização das raças : construção e validação de escala
title O papel da branquitude na hierarquização das raças : construção e validação de escala
spellingShingle O papel da branquitude na hierarquização das raças : construção e validação de escala
Oliveira, Rita de Cassia de Jesus
Psicologia
Brancos
Privilégio (Psicologia social)
Preconceitos
Racismo
Branquitude
Escala
Brasil
Whiteness
Privilege
Racism
Brazil
CIENCIAS HUMANAS::PSICOLOGIA
title_short O papel da branquitude na hierarquização das raças : construção e validação de escala
title_full O papel da branquitude na hierarquização das raças : construção e validação de escala
title_fullStr O papel da branquitude na hierarquização das raças : construção e validação de escala
title_full_unstemmed O papel da branquitude na hierarquização das raças : construção e validação de escala
title_sort O papel da branquitude na hierarquização das raças : construção e validação de escala
author Oliveira, Rita de Cassia de Jesus
author_facet Oliveira, Rita de Cassia de Jesus
author_role author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Oliveira, Rita de Cassia de Jesus
dc.contributor.advisor1.fl_str_mv Lima, Marcus Eugênio Oliveira
dc.contributor.advisor-co1.fl_str_mv Lima, Kaline da Silva
contributor_str_mv Lima, Marcus Eugênio Oliveira
Lima, Kaline da Silva
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Psicologia
Brancos
Privilégio (Psicologia social)
Preconceitos
Racismo
Branquitude
Escala
Brasil
topic Psicologia
Brancos
Privilégio (Psicologia social)
Preconceitos
Racismo
Branquitude
Escala
Brasil
Whiteness
Privilege
Racism
Brazil
CIENCIAS HUMANAS::PSICOLOGIA
dc.subject.eng.fl_str_mv Whiteness
Privilege
Racism
Brazil
dc.subject.cnpq.fl_str_mv CIENCIAS HUMANAS::PSICOLOGIA
description Whiteness can be defined as characteristics of white identity constructed through participation in a culture steeped in white supremacist ideologies. Based on these ideologies, the white group has created and maintained attitudes that guarantee symbolic and material power, called white privilege in the literature on the subject, which is characterized by the appropriation of illegitimate resources and produces racial inequality. To maintain this situation, whiteness has strategies such as: white invisibility, that is, the non-perception of whites as people of race, so that whites are the norm and those who have race are others; the white group does not reflect on its participation in racial inequalities and attributes this problem to other factors, such as slavery in Brazil; in this context, miscegenation is always cited as a mechanism to confirm this supposed neutrality. Therefore, this dissertation has been divided into three chapters. The first chapter addresses conceptual issues related to whiteness: white privilege, white ignorance, and white fragility, as well as the historical development of whiteness studies. The second chapter provides an integrative overview of whiteness studies in Brazil. For this purpose, a search was conducted in the Psycinfo, VHL Psi, SciELO and CAPES journals databases, using the term “whiteness” as a keyword. The initial search identified 200 publications; after applying the filters, the number was reduced to 12 works. The results show that the topic of "whiteness" is of interest to several fields, although there are still many aspects to be explored. From the theories and concepts used in the articles, race, racism, miscegenation, whiteness, and racial democracy can be highlighted. As for the theoretical gaps, no quantitative studies were found, indicating the need to conduct more systematic and representative studies of the national population. Finally, the third chapter consists of a study aimed at creating and validating a scale to measure the degree of whiteness in the Brazilian population. This study included a community sample of 653 subjects, half of whom were used for exploratory factor analysis (AFE) and half for confirmatory factor analysis (CFA). Principal axis analysis (PAF) revealed that Bartlett sphericity tests were significant [χ²(171) = 1503.12; p < 0.001] and KMO = 0.86, indicating the interpretability of the correlation matrix of the items. Factor loadings varied from 0.11 to 0.74, and items with loadings less than 0.30 were removed (items 4, 8, 14, 15, 16, and 17). Thus, the single-factor version of the scale was composed of 13 items with loadings ranging from 0.347 to 0.743. Positive items theoretically refer to critical whiteness, whereas negative items refer to noncritical whiteness. The internal consistency of the general factor was satisfactory (ω = 0.86). A confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) was then conducted with the other half of the sample. The single-factor structure showed good fit indicators: χ² = 98.19; gl = 65; p < 0.001, with χ²/gl = 1.38; CFI = 0.99; TLI = 0.99; RMSEA = 0.031; 90% CI [0.017; 0.043]; SRMR = 0.068. Factor loadings varied between 0.30 (item 12) and 0.80 (item 1). Internal consistency for this subsample was adequate (ω = 0.86). The results indicate a low level of whiteness, which may be related to the characteristics of the sample. The need for further research using a quantitative approach is indicated.
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