ABSTRACT Light is a determining factor in plant morphophysiology, as it influences the growth and development of agricultural crops. Thus, the objective was to investigate the effects of light sources on the growth and development of “biquinho” pepper cultivars. The experiment was performed in two stages (Exp1 and Exp2), evaluating two cultivars (BRS Moema; Airetama biquinho) in five light sources (white LEDs, red LEDs, blue LEDs, red/blue LEDs, and fluorescent lamps). In Exp1 the plants were kept in a controlled condition, with a completely randomized design, in a 2x5 factorial scheme (cultivars x light sources) until 76 days after emergence (DAE), in which growth variables and photosynthetic pigments were evaluated. In Exp2, the plants were removed from the above conditions and transplanted in pots, being kept in greenhouse for more 76 DAE. At 152 DAE, the same variables as Exp1 were evaluated, as well as gain of shoot fresh and dry mass, and gain of root fresh and dry mass. In both experiments, growth variables were affected by cultivar and the light sources, however, the behavior did not follow the same trend for all variables, indicating that the light quality influences the growth of the crops, and impacting during greenhouse conditions.

RESUMO Este estudo elucida a percepção de usuários e familiares quanto à participação das oficinas terapêuticas no tratamento no Centro de Atenção Psicossocial - CAPS II, em Montes Claros/MG. Foram realizadas entrevistas semi-estruturadas com oito usuários e oito familiares. Foram identificadas as seguintes categorias de percepção: Ocupar o tempo e Mente vazia oficina do diabo (usuários e familiares), O que você quer fazer hoje? e Eu gostava mesmo era de conversar (apenas usuários) e Eu não tive assim aquele conhecimento (apenas familiares). Os entrevistados percebem as oficinas terapêuticas de forma ainda distanciada do seu propósito de socialização no contexto da atenção psicossocial.

ABSTRACT The present work investigates users and their families’ perception on therapeutic workshops role in the treatment at Centro de Atenção Psicossocial – CAPS II, in Montes C1aros/MG. Semi structured interviews were carried out with 8 users and 8 family members. The following perception categories were identified: Occupy time and Empty mind, devil’s factory (users and family members), What would you like to do today? and What I really liked was the talking (users only) and I wasn’t aware of it (family members only). The interviewees perceive the therapeutic workshops in a manner that deviates from its purpose of socialization in the psychosocial care context.

ABSTRACT The present work investigates users and their families’ perception on therapeutic workshops role in the treatment at Centro de Atenção Psicossocial – CAPS II, in Montes C1aros/MG. Semi structured interviews were carried out with 8 users and 8 family members. The following perception categories were identified: Occupy time and Empty mind, devil’s factory (users and family members), What would you like to do today? and What I really liked was the talking (users only) and I wasn’t aware of it (family members only). The interviewees perceive the therapeutic workshops in a manner that deviates from its purpose of socialization in the psychosocial care context.

RESUMO Este estudo elucida a percepção de usuários e familiares quanto à participação das oficinas terapêuticas no tratamento no Centro de Atenção Psicossocial - CAPS II, em Montes Claros/MG. Foram realizadas entrevistas semi-estruturadas com oito usuários e oito familiares. Foram identificadas as seguintes categorias de percepção: Ocupar o tempo e Mente vazia oficina do diabo (usuários e familiares), O que você quer fazer hoje? e Eu gostava mesmo era de conversar (apenas usuários) e Eu não tive assim aquele conhecimento (apenas familiares). Os entrevistados percebem as oficinas terapêuticas de forma ainda distanciada do seu propósito de socialização no contexto da atenção psicossocial.