BEM-ESTAR PSICOLÓGICO: O ESTADO DA ARTE DA SUBJETIVIDADE DOS COMPORTAMENTOS DE POLICIAIS MILITARES

Abstract

The aim of this study was to investigate, through a literature review methodology, what has informed us about research on the psychological well-being of military policemen, as well as how much the subjectivity of their behaviors is going. Additionally, we verify and detail the incidence of such studies in their relations with the police's work as a precipitator of psychological suffering and implications for their mental health. The guiding hypothesis of the research, at a given moment, should be that of the difficulty in collecting data within a corporation, where the hierarchy and protocols are based on stereotypes that distort the view that the public security professional is so fragile and susceptible to suffering as another citizen. In our approach, we carried out a survey of the national scientific production, broadcast between the years 2007-2014, especially those that dealt with the theme related to the activity of the military police. From the data obtained, we made considerations about the general panorama of such studies, where it was observed that, despite the significant national production related to the theme proposed here, another factor that left us concerned was the issue of violence, which should also be treated as public health issue regarding these professionals. The results are not very comprehensive, particularly if compared to the social relevance of the proposal.