Published : 2024-09-25

Learning the Role of a Mother in the Autobiographic Memory of Women Addicted to Alcohol

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Fulfilling the role of mother is associated with processual learning, with lifelong learning. Learning from biographies has a separate place in this process, understood in two ways: as learning from one's own biography and learning from other people's biographies, as well as learning from one's own and others' experience. In the results of the study presented here, based on the analysis of statements of women diagnosed as addicted to alcohol, collected in a study focused on the process of learning the role of a mother, there is above all learning from experiences (own and others), recalled from the memories of the respondents related to their role as mothers which were reproduced in their autobiographical memory and reservoir of experiences.

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learning from experience, the role of the mother, motherhood, women addicted to alcohol



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Włodarczyk, E. (2024). Learning the Role of a Mother in the Autobiographic Memory of Women Addicted to Alcohol. Biografistyka Pedagogiczna [Biographical Studies in Education], 9(1), 49–76. https://doi.org/10.36578/BP.2024.09.01

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"Biografistyka Pedagogiczna" received funding for the years 2022-2024 from the funds of the Minister of Education and Science under the programme „Rozwój Czasopism Naukowych”.

Project duration: 2023-2024.

The amount of co-financing is 65 992,00 PLN

Contract number: RCN/SP/0434/2021/1