Neurosophical study of the knowledge on parental alienation and the superior right of the child

Abstract

Parental alienation is the set of actions that parents perform on their children, such as the unjustified impediment of visits, not allowing the children to share time with the father or mother, causing in the child a transformation of consciousness. At the same time, parental alienation is considered as a syndrome that parents cause in their children, which as a consequence leads to psychological damage, that is, that either the father or the mother during the process of separation and custody of the children has a negative impact on the children, with the sole purpose of destroying the family bond. It can also be understood as a manipulation on the part of either parent and in such a way, the parent loses all trust and respect in his or her child. That is why the objective of the work was oriented towards: to carry out a neutrosophical evaluation of the knowledge on parental alienation and the superior right of the minor. The research followed the postulates of the non-experimental research of quantitative type and on this approach the methods are described. In addition, the applied method is assumed from the neutrosophical perspective, since it links in practice several areas of knowledge. The results obtained are feasible and have an adequate level of effectiveness.