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Impacto psicológico y estrategias de afrontamiento en adultos peruanos durante la pandemia del Covid-19

Translated title of the contribution: Psychological impact and coping strategies in peruvian adults during the Covid-19 pandemic
  • Deyvi Baca-Romero
  • , Jesús Joel Aiquipa-Tello
  • , Miguel Barboza-Palomino
  • , Jesús Brian Ibañez-Montoya
  • , Leyci Pamela Oré-Pacheco
  • Universidad de San Martín de Porres
  • Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos

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Abstract

Objective: To analyze the psychological impact and coping strategies in Peruvian adults during the Covid-19 pandemic. Methods: A qualitative study was developed with 6 males and 4 women, compiled through a semi-structured interview guide. Results: The most stressful situations for peruvian adults were their health vulnerability, the limitation of their freedoms, labor and economic changes, and family conflicts. The psychological impact on them was expressed through emotional distress, physiological, somatic and cognitive changes. And, they used selfcare, compliance with health measures, relaxation, relaxation and entertainment as coping strategies, as well as the reassessment of the situation. Conclusions: The pandemic and compulsory social confinement caused a psychological impact on peruvian adults and they have used active and avoidant coping strategies functional to the context.

Translated title of the contributionPsychological impact and coping strategies in peruvian adults during the Covid-19 pandemic
Original languageSpanish
Article numbere13460
JournalIndex de Enfermeria
Volume31
Issue number2
StatePublished - 2022

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  1. SDG 3 - Good Health and Well-being
    SDG 3 Good Health and Well-being

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