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Item Acoso sexual callejero, percepciones y actitudes de estudiantes mujeres pertenecientes a la Facultad de Psicología de la Universidad de Cuenca periodo lectivo 2024-2025(Universidad de Cuenca, 2025-05-30) Briones Macias, Melany Shirley; Freire Valdiviezo, Paulo AndrésDespite social, regulatory and legal advances, street sexual harassment persists as a growing problem. This form of violence is present in any stage of life of women, who have to deal with the social and psychological problems caused by experiencing these types of behaviors and attitudes. This research seeks to describe the perceptions and attitudes of female students belonging to the Faculty of Psychology at the University of Cuenca regarding sexual harassment in the street. It has a quantitative approach, with a non-experimental design and descriptive character, developed through a non-probabilistic sampling. The participants were 188 female students belonging to the Faculty of Psychology of the University of Cuenca. The tool used was the Questionnaire on street sexual harassment and women's perception. As results it was found that 52.1% of the students recognized the piropo as a compliment and a compliment despite considering that it is an attitude related to sexual street harassment. However, 80.3% mentioned that there is no justification for street sexual harassment, and most of the respondents commented that they do not end up in complaints due to complex processes. It was found that students recognize harassment, but normalize it due to sociocultural patterns.Item Actitudes homofóbicas y lesbofóbicas en estudiantes de Psicología General de la Universidad de Cuenca(2019-06-21) Muñoz García, Karen Catalina; Conforme Zambrano, Elsa GardeniaHomophobia constitutes any act of aversion, which includes rejection and / or fear of gay and lesbian people. In Latin America, manifestations of this phenomenon have been identified in university environments, negatively impacting the population of homosexual students (Rosales, 2016). The objective of this research was to describe the homophobic and lesbophobic attitudes present in the students of the first cycle of the General Psychology Career at the University of Cuenca. It was a descriptive cross-sectional study with a quantitative approach involving 147 students. Sociodemographic variables were explored through a data sheet designed for this study and the "Modern Homophobia Scale (MHS-G)" was applied by Raja and Stokes (1998), validated in Colombia by Rodríguez et al. (2013). In a larger percentage of the student population it is shown that there are no homophobic attitudes towards gays and lesbians but as relevant results were obtained that among the dimensions included in the instrument to define homophobic and lesbophobic attitudes, it was identified that "personal discomfort and institutional homophobia" are the most representative among the students. The women participating in the study turned out to be more lesbophobic than the men. The majority of self-defined heterosexual students show an ‘Indifferent Attitude’ towards homophobia. A finding of this study is the high percentage of students with ‘Attitude indifferent’ to homophobia oriented to both gays and lesbians.Item Análisis de factores sociales que permiten que las mujeres permanezcan en el ciclo de la violencia de género(2015) Contreras Rodríguez, Jessica Tatiana; Suárez Granda, Sandra Soledad; Abril Mogrovejo, Felipe AdrianoThe present investigation was carried with the participation of women who have experienced situations of violence and who are now sheltered at "Casa Maria Amor". The aim of this study was understand the social factors that allow women to remain in circle of gender violence. Our objective was contribute with qualified information about the experiences these sheltered women have experienced of every-day life under violent circumstances. This is a qualitativestudy that used interviews and focus groups. Data was collected, transcribed, and analyzed by Atlas ti, version 6.2. The most relevant results show that women who have lived under violent circumstances during infancy may develop low self-esteem, a situation that expose them to become victims of violence and this affects to their intra/interpersonal relationships. The gender perspective seemed to build up important women´spoint of views about gender roles that grant equitable levels of social position both in men and women in society. Finally the stereotypes and prejudices were transmitted into the daily coexistence the same that would cause the increase of gender violence.Item Análisis de la autonomía de mujeres que reciben el bono de desarrollo humano en Cuenca(2018) Cuasapaz Jarro, Manuel Fernando; Deleg Saquicaray, Lorena Rocío; Orellana Espinoza, Elvis PatricioThe Human Development Bond (BDH) is a program that is part of conditional cash transfer programs (CCT) whose main objective is to help reduce poverty through the strengthening of human capital invested in education and health, however this program it does not analyze the autonomy of beneficiary women or mothers, but on the contrary, it fosters and makes invisible the role of women's care work, a discussion that is focused on the ideas of the theory of care. Furthermore, CCTs are programs focused on children. and adolescents, which is why evaluations have naturally focused on their impact on them, leaving aside aspects of relationships within the home between mothers and children, and between spouses, as well as between households and authorities that administer the program. The work aims to identify specific aspects generated in the autonomy of women, their relationship with care work and the public policy behind the BDH program, for which fifteen in-depth interviews were conducted distributed among six beneficiaries, six women no beneficiaries and three technicians from the Ministry of Economic and Social Inclusion related to the program. We found that the autonomy of women is limited from the beginning, as they assume as their responsibility the activities of caring for the house and the people who make up the family without taking the time to develop their own skills or generate their own livelihood In addition, CCT programs continue to promote the division of responsibilities based on gender within the family through the assignment of co-responsibility to women.Item Análisis de la percepción que tienen los infractores de tránsito sobre conducir en estado de embriaguez en la ciudad de Cuenca(2016) Campos Morocho, Carmen Lisseth; Solis Crespo, Jimena Alexandra; Ñauta Díaz, Juan FernandoABSTRACT This research was conducted with the participation of persons deprived of liberty detained in the Detention Center Traffic Violator, for violating art. 385 for driving a vehicle while intoxicated mentioned in the Code of Criminal Integral 2014. The purpose of the research was to analyze the perception of traffic offenders driving while intoxicated, trying to provide qualitative information about their experiences, thoughts and feelings of detainees. The study is approached from a qualitative approach through interviews and focus groups, all of which were discussed in the Atlas program. Ti version 6.2 .; showing results in: people who break traffic laws, they do because behaviors belonged group, social and cultural influence, and a little knowledge of traffic laws, generating consequences, especially in the economic field, followed by affectations psychological and emotional both personally and familiar. KEYWORDS: perception, traffic law violation, culture, influences and experiences.Item Análisis del proceso de construcción e implementación del sistema de protección integral de niñez y adolescencia en el cantón Cuenca(2017) Mogrovejo Mogrovejo, Mercedes Isabel; Nugra Sánchez, Fabián Santiago; Avila Ordóñez, Guido AntonioThe present investigation was developed with the participation of key actors like coordinators, directors, technical agencies, governmental and non-governmental organizations, who work on the issue of the comprehensive protection of Children and Teenagers of the city of Cuenca, established in the art.190 of the Childhood and Adolescence Code. The purpose of this investigation was to analyze the progress of construction and implementation of the Comprehensive Protection of Children and Adolescents System in the city of Cuenca, to understand the social process under the legal regulations in force and the coordination between governmental organizations and the Civil society for the construction of the Comprehensive Protection of Children and Teenagers System and its subsequent development in Cuenca. The study is approached from a qualitative approach from the literature review and the application of fifteen interviews; analyzed information in the program Atlas ti 7,5 showing that in Cuenca, the structuring and implementation of this system was marked by a participative process, of the civil society as the State, that showed their achievements and limitations in the organization, definition and functioning of the media to exercise, ensure and protect the enjoyment of the rights, duties and responsibilities of children and Teenagers, and that in the course of the same protection system, the regulatory and policy frameworks provide a series of lessons and lines to follow.Item Análisis descriptivo de las capacidades resolutivas en gestión de riesgos en Turi, Trigales y Nulti(2017) Muñoz Merchán, Jessica Priscila; Vivar Quinde, Diana Fernanda; Muñoz Pauta, Marco AntonioThis research focuses on identifying the resolutive capacities around the risk management installed in the territorial sectors of Turi, Trigales and Nulti of the canton of Cuenca, in the face of one or several risk situations that could be faced, likewise if such institutions they are ready to cope with them. Likewise, it is intended to have a broader vision of the institutionality and institutionalization of the management of these territorial communities. The present has a psychosocial approach since it allows to deepen the knowledge of the response capacity of people and of the organization. Therefore, integrate psychosocial aspects as one more aspect in the management of organizations. The participants considered for this investigation were people who work in organizations of first and second order of the territorial communities of Nulti, Trigales, Turi of the city of Cuenca. Such as Center for Social Rehabilitation Sierra Centro Sur, Subcentro de Salud, Autonomous Decentralized Government GAD de Turi, in thesame way Centro del Buen Vivir CIBV de Trigales, Pedagogical Center of Trigales, CIBV de Nulti, GAD Parroquial de Nulti, Subcentro de Salud. For the collection of information, the tools applied were semi structured interviews, to people who work in such organizations and to deepen the information obtained from focus groups, stakeholder mapping and timeline.Item Apoyo social ante una ruptura amorosa en jóvenes universitarios de la carrera de licenciatura en Psicología en la Universidad de Cuenca, durante el período marzo-agosto 2022(Universidad de Cuenca, 2022-10-25) Chacha Vele, Gabriela Elizabeth; Molina Calle, Johana Lizbeth; Duque Espinoza, Paola VanessaOne of the most important relationships for young people is that of a couple, so the love breakup is a painful and stressful experience, even destabilizing their mental and physical health. Therefore, the objective was to describe the perception regarding social support in the face of a love breakup of young people belonging to the Bachelor's Degree in Psychology at the University of Cuenca. The study had a phenomenological approach, qualitative modality, since it allowed to build knowledge from the understanding and representation of the experiences of young people on social support in the face of rupture, an inductive method, since, it was based on individual perceptions, and conclusions were obtained about social support in the face of love breakup and with an exploratory scope because in the literature review no research has been found regarding the subject. A study group made up of 8 young people, who met the inclusion criteria, were selected through a survey using google forms, which contained questions, in order to obtain data from each participant. To obtain the information, the technique of semi-structured interview was applied. Among the main results, negative and positive consequences of the love breakup were found in the mental and physical health of the young people, since negative feelings and emotions were reflected. However, this event it is also an opportunity for learning, autonomy and personal growth. The results reflect that young people turn to their social networks that they consider important: family, friends and health professionals. It is concluded that social support positively influences coping with a love breakup, as it mitigates the negative effects on mood and contributes to psychological wellbeing, since it allows to satisfy needs that were unsatisfied by the love breakup.Item Apoyo social frente a la situación de vulnerabilidad de los recicladores primarios carnetizados de la Empresa Pública Municipal de Aseo de Cuenca durante el período 2021(Universidad de Cuenca, 2021-12-16) Herrera Blacio, Alejandra Daniela; Peralta Castillo, Yessenia Stefania; Muñoz Pauta, Marco AntonioOver the years, the informal recycling of solid waste has implied many conditions of vulnerability, for those who work in this activity, reflected in precarious economic income, conflictive relationships with peers, insecurity, and, in general, conditions that lead to the exploitation and marginalization of this population. Faced with these realities, the objective of the present research work is to explore how social support influences on the situation of vulnerability in the case of 7 primary informal recyclers registered to Empresa Pública Municipal de Aseo de Cuenca (EMAC-EP) on the 2021 period. For this purpose, this qualitative research used a review of primary sources, participant observation and a semi-structured interview with a study group of 7 primary informal recyclers certified by EMAC-EP and belonged to a recycling association for more than one year, and who had no other source of incomes. The results obtained reveal the constant exposure of informal recyclers to risks to their integrity, given the precarious conditions in which they carry out their work, and that some participants perceive inaction and lack of protection on the part of the responsible control agencies. Hence, the public policies implemented in this sector are based on a predominantly economic perspective, due to this doesn’t focus on the people' necessities, but rather on how productive they can be. Finally, family is the main source of support and that, in some cases, so are the waste recyclers' associations, which promote cohesion and organization. From this, it can be concluded that perceived social support to the socioemotional well-being of informal recyclers, and allows them to confront their situation of vulnerability, although it does not imply a minimization of their vulnerability.Item Apoyo social recibido en las personas privadas de la libertad dentro del régimen semiabierto del centro de rehabilitación social Macas en el período 2020-2021(Universidad de Cuenca, 2020-12-09) Duchi Villa, Luis Marcelo; Yumbla Arévalo, David Fernando; Muñoz Pauta, Marco AntonioThe person deprived of freedom forms a significant role in the future of the Ecuadorian society, because posterior to their process of social rehabilitation, they return to the social, economical and productive sphere; it is why it’s necessary to examine the difficulties that the person deprived of freedom faces in their social reintegration stage: to know how this particular population group receives the support from society, family and friends after completing their sentence or being released early from the rehabilitation center due to the benefits of rehabilitative incarceration and how this social support received allows for a right adaptation to their immediate environment. The objective was set to: explore the social support received by the people deprived of freedom under the semi open regime of the Social Rehabilitation Center of Macas; recognize the types of social support received: instrumental, emotional and informational that identify from people deprived of freedom inside the semi open regime; and analyze how the social support received by the people deprived of freedom inside the semi open regime influences the process of social rehabilitation, during the period 2020-2021. The current investigation, of qualitative research, utilizes the phenomenological design and semi-structured interview as an information gathering technique and the participation of 9 males that left the Social Rehabilitation Center of Macas in the last 6 months. Real information was gathered from the experiences that people deprived of freedom face during their return to their immediate surroundings or microsystem: family, friends and neighbors. Likewise, it is evident that there are community and individual risk factors like social etiquettes and self perceptions that prevents the participants from fitting in and feeling comfortable in their environment. This research aims to help the continuous development of public policies, to create coping strategies during this drastic climate change; and to bring awareness to every reader about the social aspects that a person deprived of freedom could go through.Item Bienestar social de los recicladores primarios de la ciudad de Cuenca – Ecuador(Universidad de Cuenca, 2019-11-13) López Merchán, Valeria Silvana; Pozo Delgado, Valeria Estefanía; Astudillo Ochoa, Juan PabloIn recent years, the recycling has taken more relevance in different parts of the world because it generates benefits for the society. The people who do this activity have different denominations. In Ecuador, they are called recicladores, chamberos, clasificador, among other. In the city of Cuenca, primary recyclers are who collect material in the streets with non-motorized transport facilities. According to the Regional Initiative for the Inclusive Recycling (2015), a significant number of recyclers are in vulnerability conditions. The different social contexts to which they are linked, generate assessments of the mentioned scenario and its social performance, as Keyes says (1998) in his theory of social wellness. Thus, this study had as purpose to describe the level of social wellness of the primary recyclers in the city of Cuenca-Ecuador related to the socio-demographics variables. This research had a quantitative approach, of a transversal and non-experimental type with a descriptive reach. There was a sample of 200 primary recyclers, obtained by a simple aleatory sampling over a 276 population. There was applied the Keyes’ Social Wellness Scale, adapted in Spanish by Blanco and Díaz (2005) and the sociodemographic sheet. The primary recyclers show a moderated average of social wellness with a higher average in acceptance and social integration. Concluding, the primary recyclers value modestly their conditions and social performance. They feel useful and valued and they feel part of the society; however, they have less confidence in themselves and others.Item El bienestar social de trabajadores informales de un mercado de la ciudad de Cuenca(2019-05-15) Bueno Macancela, Diana Carolina; Torres Inga, Miriam Patricia; Arias Medina, William PaúlThe social well-being is a condition linked to the human being who focuses in material and not material aspects that there approaches characteristics like skills and personal capacities and the valuation of the individual on the dynamics of his environment, another condition for the development of these characteristics is the work that not only has the aptitude to generate employment and economic resources, also it is a space where there develop interpersonal relations and a context in which there is unrolled the person, characteristics that form a part of the social well-being. The general aim was to describe the level of social well-being of the informal workers of a market of the city of Cuenca. The informal workers present a level of social moderate well-being, the dimension of social integration was the best valued one with an average of 3,87. They did not find significant differences between the variables partner demographic and the dimensions of the scale with the exception of the dimension social update in relation with the variable of sex. Before the results it is possible to conclude that the labor dynamics in which the informal workers are immersed do not promote relations of confidence and acceptance. One recommends to confirm this investigation from a qualitative modality to know the perceptions of social well-being of the workers, as well as to realize an analysis multivariate to identify with major precision the characteristics of this population.Item El bienestar social en estudiantes universitarios de la Facultad de Psicología(2017) Arias Morocho, Andrea Patricia; Domínguez Tenecora, Carolina Alexandra; López Calle, Claudio HernánSocial well-being is an issue that has not been sufficiently addressed, especially regarding the welfare in the university's environment and its implications on the student's personal life. The objective of this study was to determine the levels of social welfare of students of the faculty of psychology at the University of Cuenca. The research was quantitative of exploratory scope. The instrument used was an adaptation of Keyes' five dimensions of welfare to Spain by Blanco and Díaz (2005) which was applied to 535 students of the faculty. The results suggest that the social psychology students have a greater social welfare; women appear to have a greater social welfare; in marital status, the single individuals present a greater social welfare; in the socioeconomic situation, families that are financial stable show a higher level of social welfare and in the work situation, individuals that are devoted to studying have a greater social welfare.Item Calidad de vida y bienestar en madres estudiantes de psicología de la Universidad de Cuenca(2019-04-22) Erique Jiménez, Silvana Elizabeth; Cabrera Vélez, María MarcelaMotherhood is a stage characterized by multiple responsibilities, and those women who decide to pursue higher education face the fulfillment of these two roles, which can overload them, risking their well-being and quality of life. Therefore, the general objective of this research was to describe the profile of quality of life and well-being of the psychology students at the University of Cuenca, while the specific ones focused on determining the domains and factors most valued and defining the profile of both variables according to sociodemographic characteristics. The study was a descriptive type of cross-section, for it, we worked with 52 university mothers, to whom the PERMA profile (Lima, Peña, Cedillo and Cabrera, 2017) and the WHOQOL-BREF scale (WHOQOL Group, 1996) were applied. The data were processed with measures of central tendency and dispersion of data, as well as with non-parametric tests: U-Mann Withneey, H-Kruskal Wallis and Spearman Rho. The results indicate that, in general, the well-being and the quality of life of the university mothers are high, being superior in those that belonged to extended families; furthermore, there is a greater sense of loneliness in women without a partner and higher levels of general well-being in which they perform extra activities. The study concludes that belonging to broad support networks is related to high levels of well-being and quality of life in university mothers.Item Clima social familiar en estudiantes de bachillerato víctimas de acoso escolar de una institución educativa(2019-06-13) Alvarez Villacrés, Lonny Lizbeth; Ordóñez Ordóñez, Miriam CarlotaThe family social climate is characterized by the relationships that occur between the members of the family, as well as the structure that forms it, and these relationships can be replicated in other social contexts such as education; that is why, the purpose of this research was to characterize the perception of adolescent victims of bullying in relation to the family environment in which they live. The present study is non-experimental, with a quantitative approach, in which 121 students from an urban fiscal educational institution of the city of Cuenca participated; the instruments used were the sociodemographic record, the EBIPQ questionnaire with language adaptation, which allowed identifying the adolescents victims of bullying and the Family Social Climate Scale (FES) that made it possible to evaluate and describe interpersonal relationships, among family members, the aspects of personal development that have greater importance in it and its basic structure. It was possible to identify 28.9% of school bullying, with 68.6% of women and 31.4% of male victims; adolescents victims of bullying, perceived their interpersonal relationships and stability as deficit, while their personal development valued it as bad. By way of conclusion, the family social climate of victims of school bullying according to their perception is deficient in most of its dimensions, which made it possible to demonstrate a possible association between the family climate in relation to the behavior presented by students victims of bullying.Item Condiciones de trabajo de inmigrantes venezolanos autoempleados en la zona urbana de Cuenca(2019-06-18) Pesántez Vera, Juan Diego; Zúñiga Alava, Pamela Ivonne; Rivera Ullauri, María JoséSocial psychology is a discipline that seeks to understand the nature and causes of human behavior or behavior, in various social situations, as in the case of the phenomenon of immigration. The objective of this research was to explore the working conditions of self-employed Venezuelan immigrants in the urban area of Cuenca. For which a quantitative approach of transversal exploratory nature was used; the information was obtained through the application of a survey that explored the labor history, characteristics of self-employment or entrepreneurship, access to credit and access to education in Cuenca. The participatory observation technique was used in a complementary manner. Participants were 30 Venezuelan self-employed immigrants identified in the urban area of Cuenca, El Batán parish, aged 18 years and older. The main findings show that most men are the heads of the household and that their immigrant status leads them to become self-employed for subsistence, it was also found that their ventures or businesses have no relation to their experience or academic training. Another relevant result is that, for the most part, the participants work an excessive number of hours and with a lower economic income, among other inadequate working conditions such as lack of access to social security and productive credit.Item Condiciones de vulnerabilidad ante el riesgo de la pérdida del cuidado familiar en niños, niñas y adolescentes de la parroquia Sayausí de la ciudad de Cuenca del programa de Aldeas Infantiles SOS 2022(Universidad de Cuenca, 2022-10-12) Hurtado Espinoza, Joseline Valeria; Luna Pillco, María Paz; Muñoz Pauta, Marco AntonioAs for children and adolescents, the lack of family protection affects the violation of rights, given the conditions of violence, dysfunctional family ties, abandonment, which causes children and adolescents in Ecuador to be at risk of losing family care. The Ecuadorian state in the legal framework intervenes as a guarantor of rights, to provide minimum social protection, which is based on the Código de la Niñez y Adolescencia (2003). Consequently, having experienced conditions of vulnerability placed the children and adolescents at risk of losing family care. Therefore, this research aims to describe the conditions of vulnerability against the risk of losing family care in the Aldeas Infantiles SOS program of the Sayausí parish in the city of Cuenca. The research was carried out with a phenomenological approach, it had a qualitative modality, with an inductive method and a descriptive level, a study group made up of 4 parents and 3 technicians from the Aldeas Infantiles SOS family support program was considered. Data collection techniques such as semi-structured interviews and documentary review were used. In the results it was reflected that the limitations of life of the families are marked by economic conditions, the parents have the need to fulfill various work tasks, this causes the children to be without care, in the same way the effort of parents to maintain a healthy bond, children recognize the affection and love of parents despite the difficulties that families go through, and remain in the family nucleus, since parents have developed coping strategies from the capacities both in forms of care and protection.Item Construcción del tejido social por parte de la fundación Haciendo Panas en la ciudad de Cuenca, durante el periodo 2021(Universidad de Cuenca, 2022-01-03) Acurio Vintimilla, Juan David; Parra Rivadeneira, Kevin Paul; Rivera Ullauri, María JoséThere is information on the conditions faced by people who migrate to other countries and who must build a new social structure that allows them to improve their quality of life in the country of destination. Faced with this situation, the Venezuelan diaspora in the city of Cuenca has created organizations and foundations that generate a social fabric for the migrant population. However, there is a gap in knowledge about how organizations have managed to build social structure and what are the motivations to create an organization to help people in a human mobility situation. Consequently, the general objective of the research was to understand how the ‘Fundación Haciendo Panas’ promotes the generation of social fabric in the city of Cuenca for Venezuelan migrants in 2021. The type of study of the research was exploratory and had a qualitative approach to explore the problem from the perspectives and experiences of the board members and users of ‘Fundación Haciendo Panas’. The main method used was life story. The life story was built through interviews that allowed to gather as much information as possible, from the perspective of the members of the board and the beneficiaries of the projects. The results obtained reflected that the ‘Fundación Haciendo Panas’ promotes the construction of a social web through the creation of projects.Item Creencias que contribuyen a la violencia simbólica en el ámbito familiar en mujeres de la comunidad de Atucloma de la parroquia rural Tarqui del Cantón Cuenca, durante el periodo 2021(Universidad de Cuenca, 2022-01-10) Beltrán Campos, Edisson Javier; Quinde Morocho, Jhon Xavier; Muñoz Pauta, Marco AntonioThe research problem lies in the fact that symbolic violence has been internalized by beliefs that people have, which has allowed it to be normalized and contributes to its reproduction and durability in the Atucloma community of the Tarqui parish of the Cuenca canton. For this reason, the present research has set as a general objective to analyze the beliefs of women in the family environment that contribute to symbolic violence in the Atucloma community; while the specific objectives are aimed at knowing the roles that contribute to symbolic violence in the family environment in women from the Atucloma community of the Tarqui parish of Cuenca canton and identifying the forms of symbolic violence in the family environment suffered by women. women from the Atucloma community of the Tarqui parish of Cuenca canton. The research has a qualitative approach from the phenomenological design with an exploratory scope, with the semi-structured interview being the technique of collecting information from the experiences of women. The results showed that the Atucloma community of the Tarqui parish of Cuenca canton, the woman is configured as a fundamental pillar from her role as caregiver of the home and family; and family and / or religious beliefs contribute to the roots of symbolic violence in the family sphere in women, reinforced by gender concepts, which reflects the inequality and economic subordination to which they are exposed, placing themselves in a position of constant defenselessness. By way of conclusion, it is inferred that knowledge of the nature of the problem provides the necessary information to guide processes of awareness and empowerment in women, based on their own beliefs that contribute to symbolic violence; as well as to the academic and institutional interests of the community directiveItem Depresión y resiliencia en adultos del Centro Especializado en Tratamiento de Adicciones Municipal de Azogues- Cañar, periodo 2023-2024(Universidad de Cuenca, 2025-05-28) Carangui Ludizaca, Deisy Elizabeth; Santos Morocho, José LuisPrevious studies have shown a high prevalence of depression in people with substance use disorders, as well as the importance of resilience in the recovery process. Research on the interaction between depression, resilience and addictions in the Ecuadorian context is limited, which justifies the need for this study. The objective is to describe the levels of depression and resilience in adults hospitalized for addictions at the Azogues Specialized Treatment Center during 2023-2024. A quantitative approach was used, a descriptive cross-sectional non- experimental design, with a sample of 30 hospitalized men. The sociodemographic sheet, the Beck Depression Inventory-II and the Connor-Davidson Resilience Scale were applied. The results 50% presented a minimum level of depression, 23.3% mild level and 13.3% moderate level. The dimensions of resilience with the highest high scores were persistence/tenacity/self-efficacy with 83.3%, control under pressure with 76.7%, adaptability and support networks with 80%, control and purpose with 80%, and spirituality with 80%. %. Differences were found according to the type of substance and time of consumption. The legal substances group showed higher levels of minimal depression, while the illegal substances group presented the highest percentages of severe depression. Intermediate consumption (1-20 years) was associated with higher resilience scores. The findings suggest the need for comprehensive interventions that address addiction, strengthen resilience and promote psychological well-being and consider individual differences.
