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Summa psicol. UST ; 19(1): 1-12, 2022. tab
Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: biblio-1402665

ABSTRACT

La declaración de la pandemia (Organización Mundial de la Salud, OMS, 2020) causada por el COVID-19 ha generado, a nivel global y en tiempo récord, investigaciones y publicaciones de evidencias preliminares. En este contexto, dentro de un diseño exploratorio, correlacional y comparativo, de corte transversal, se indaga comportamientos de riesgo y de protección (resiliencia, autoeficacia y afrontamiento) ante el COVID 19, percibidos individual y colectivamente, por los encuestados durante y post cuarentena. Participaron 1.134 encuestados, 31.48% hombres y 68.52% mujeres, con edad promedio de 30.18 años, el 94.4% residentes de Paraguay. Se destaca el acatamiento de normas de bioseguridad por parte de los participantes en el distanciamiento físico (62,17%), lavado regular de manos (89,8%), uso de tapabocas (81,13%). Existe acuerdo en la efectividad de la cuarentena para frenar el contagio (92,86%), pero una baja percepción de la capacidad para manejar el estrés individual en aislamiento (m=1.88; ds= .83), baja recurrencia a profesionales de la salud por ayuda (m= .86; s= 1.02), y un bajo nivel de afrontamiento en comparación a los otros factores preventivos (m= 10.61; ds=3.25). Importante seguir esta línea de investigación para las fases de confinamiento en proceso.


The declaration of the pandemic (WHO, 2020) caused by COVID-19 has generated, at a global level and in record time, investigations and publications of preliminary evidence. In this context, risk and protective behaviours (resilience, self-efficacy and coping) were investigated, perceived individually and collectively, by respondents during and after lockdown within an exploratory, correlational, and comparative, crosssectional design. The survey considered 1,134 respondents, with 31.48% men and 68.52% women, the average age was 30.18 years, and 94.4% were Paraguay residents. The study highlights the observance of biosafety regulations by the participants in terms of physical distance (62.17%), regular handwashing (89.8%) and use of face masks (81.13%). There is agreement on the effectiveness of lockdown to stop contagion (92.86%), but a low perception of the ability to handle individual stress in isolation (m = 1.88; ds = .83), low recurrence to health professionals for help (m = .86; s = 1.02), and a low level of coping compared to the other preventive factors (m = 10.61; ds = 3.25). It is important to follow this investigation line for the current lockdown phases.


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Humans , Male , Female , Adult , Risk-Taking , Health Behavior , Quarantine , COVID-19/prevention & control , Self Care , Adaptation, Psychological , Cross-Sectional Studies , Surveys and Questionnaires , Self Efficacy , Resilience, Psychological , Physical Distancing
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