Erweiterte Suche. Springer Professional. Zurück zum Suchergebnis. Wichtige Hinweise. Abstract Introduction The study mapped the personal positions regarding highly paid sex work observed among people living in two Lusophone countries: Brazil and Portugal. Methods The participants were students, recruited in Brasilia University, and students from Oporto University.
They were presented with 24 vignettes depicting the current situation of a young female sex worker. Participants judged the extent to which each situation was acceptable.
Data collection took place in Results Through cluster analysis, qualitatively different positions were found. Discussion In Brazil, and in contrast to what was observed in Portugal, the alternative to the position that sex work is never acceptable was not the affirmation that it is an occupation like others but the acknowledgment that it poses an ethical problem and that this problem must be treated in the same way as other ethical problems.
Social Policy Implications It can, therefore, be considered that the current social policy in Brazil e. In contrast, most Portuguese participants expressed a principled position that was more consistent with prohibitive social policies in effect in Sweden or in France than with social policies in effects in their country.
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