Síntomas depresivos y resiliencia en hombres homosexuales de una asociación en un barrio de la ciudad de Cúcuta (N.d.S)
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2020
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Gelves Arguello, Carlos Enrique
Vargas Pallares, Lina Marcela
Carrillo Criado, Aranxha Adriana
Ramon Medina, Maria Consuelo
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Ediciones Universidad Simón Bolivar
Facultad de Ciencias Jurídicas y Sociales
Facultad de Ciencias Jurídicas y Sociales
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A través de esta investigación, se dará cuenta del operar histórico y presente de la Iglesia Católica y los movimientos sociales, poniendo de manifiesto las pugnas y las coincidencias en las valoraciones de la sexualidad. Además, está la tarea de analizar sociológicamente los contextos históricos que favorecen el cambio social y abren nuevas perspectivas de entendimiento al interior de las nuevas sociedades, tanto en sus formas de representación como en la búsqueda de identidad, en tensión con las necesidades que impone la modernidad, ya en proceso de cuestionamiento permanente. El objetivo de este estudio es Analizar la relación entre la resiliencia y los síntomas depresivos grupo de jóvenes de la ciudad de Cúcuta. Con este fin la pregunta de investigación es la siguiente ¿Cómo es la relación entre la resiliencia y la sintomatología depresiva en los jóvenes homosexuales? Por tanto, el estudio epidemiológico, se da desde un enfoque cuantitativo bajo el paradigma Positivista, así mismo se desarrolla por medio de un ámbito analítico observacional no experimental corte transversal, el cual pretende mostrar la relación de los síntomas depresivos desde una naturaleza trasversal que determina el estado en el que se encuentra la población estudiada en su momento, con una relación cronológica prospectiva. A partir de lo anterior se toma la decisión de llevar a cabo la aplicación del Inventario de Depresión de Beck (BDI-2), por Aarón Temkin Beck y Escala de resiliencia por Wagnild y Young los cuales son de utilidad por su ardua experiencia aplicativa en el área correspondiente a la depresión y la resiliencia, La población elegida para esta aplicación fue grupo de hombres homosexuales de un barrio de la ciudad de Cúcuta. con un rango de edad entre 18 a 37 años. El resultado de la presente intervención brinda evidencia de que el 11% de las variaciones presentadas en la resiliencia son explicadas por las variaciones de la depresión, con estos resultados se puede concluir que la incidencia de la depresión en la resiliencia en muy baja lo que significa que su intervención es poca.
Through this investigation, he will become aware of the historical and present operation of the Catholic Church and social movements, highlighting the struggles and coincidences in the evaluations of sexuality. In addition, there is the task of sociologically analyzing the historical contexts that favor social change and open new perspectives of understanding within the new societies, both in their forms of representation and in the search for identity, in tension with the needs imposed by society. modernity, already in the process of permanent questioning. The objective of this study is to analyze the relationship between resilience and depressive symptoms in a group of young people in the city of Cúcuta. To this end, the research question is the following: How is the relationship between resilience and depressive symptomatology in young homosexuals? Therefore, the epidemiological study is given from a quantitative approach under the Positivist paradigm, likewise it is developed through a cross-sectional non-experimental observational analytical field, which aims to show the relationship of depressive symptoms from a transversal nature that determines the state of the population studied at the time, with a prospective chronological relationship. Based on the above, the decision is made to carry out the application of the Beck Depression Inventory (BDI-2), by Aarón Temkin Beck and the Resilience Scale by Wagnild and Young, which are useful due to their arduous application experience in the area corresponding to depression and resilience. The population chosen for this application was a group of homosexual men from a neighborhood in the city of Cúcuta. with an age range between 18 to 37 years. The result of the present intervention provides evidence that 11% of the variations presented in resilience are explained by variations in depression, with these results it can be concluded that the incidence of depression in resilience is very low, which means that their intervention is little.
Through this investigation, he will become aware of the historical and present operation of the Catholic Church and social movements, highlighting the struggles and coincidences in the evaluations of sexuality. In addition, there is the task of sociologically analyzing the historical contexts that favor social change and open new perspectives of understanding within the new societies, both in their forms of representation and in the search for identity, in tension with the needs imposed by society. modernity, already in the process of permanent questioning. The objective of this study is to analyze the relationship between resilience and depressive symptoms in a group of young people in the city of Cúcuta. To this end, the research question is the following: How is the relationship between resilience and depressive symptomatology in young homosexuals? Therefore, the epidemiological study is given from a quantitative approach under the Positivist paradigm, likewise it is developed through a cross-sectional non-experimental observational analytical field, which aims to show the relationship of depressive symptoms from a transversal nature that determines the state of the population studied at the time, with a prospective chronological relationship. Based on the above, the decision is made to carry out the application of the Beck Depression Inventory (BDI-2), by Aarón Temkin Beck and the Resilience Scale by Wagnild and Young, which are useful due to their arduous application experience in the area corresponding to depression and resilience. The population chosen for this application was a group of homosexual men from a neighborhood in the city of Cúcuta. with an age range between 18 to 37 years. The result of the present intervention provides evidence that 11% of the variations presented in resilience are explained by variations in depression, with these results it can be concluded that the incidence of depression in resilience is very low, which means that their intervention is little.
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Depresión, Resiliencia, Homosexuales, Religión, Modernidad, Depression, Resilience, Homosexuals, Religion, Modernity
