Cuerpo de hombre, emociones y afectos en la vulnerabilidad. Impacto psicosocial de la pandemia en la salud de los varones
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men
psychosocial factors
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COVID-19
varones
factores psicosociales
salud
COVID-19
psychosocial factors
Health
COVID-19
varones
factores psicosociales
salud
COVID-19
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Instituto Tecnológico de Santo Domingo (INTEC)
El presente artículo es el resultado de explorar a partir de una revisión bibliográfica, documental, registrada y sistemática el estado actual del impacto psicosocial de la pandemia por la COVID-19 entre los hombres, a fin de sintetizar ideas, hallazgos y demás información que permitan conocer qué áreas emocionales, afectivas o relacionales se han visto afectadas en los varones, así como los factores que han influido para que estas áreas sean vulneradas. Para ello se determinaron tres ámbitos de impacto: 1) efectos en los estados emocionales y afectivos, 2) efectos relacionales y sociales, y 3) cambios hacia la llamada nueva normalidad. La revisión permitió concluir que mientras los impactos afectivos y emocionales se centran en el incremento de los niveles de estrés, depresión, ansiedad, los impactos relacionales y sociales giran en torno a cambios en los estereotipos de género; entretanto, los cambios asociados a la nueva normalidad aún están difusos y se orientan hacia el fomento de la interdependencia para asegurar la sobrevivencia humana. Se concluye que es necesario impulsar estudios sobre los varones como sujetos o cuerpos más vulnerables físicamente al contagio, validando y visibilizando sus emociones y afectos, así como apuntalar a la deconstrucción de la negación, evasión o postergación de su derecho a la afectividad, a fin de favorecer la salud física, psíquica y mental en la nueva realidad.
This article is the result of exploring the current state of the psychosocial impact of the COVID-19 pandemic among men from a bibliographic, documentary, registered and systematic review, in order to synthesize ideas, findings and other information that allow know what emotional, affective or relational areas have been affected in men, as well as the factors that have influenced these areas to be violated. For this, three areas of impact were determined: 1) effects on emotional and affective states, 2) relational and social effects, and 3) changes towards the so-called new normal. The review allowed to conclude that while the affective and emotional impacts focus on increasing levels of stress, depression, anxiety, the relational and social impacts revolve around changes in gender stereotypes; Meanwhile, the changes associated with the new normal are still diffuse and are oriented towards fostering interdependence to ensure human survival. It is concluded that it is necessary to promote studies on men as subjects or bodies more physically vulnerable to contagion, validating and making their emotions and affections visible, as well as supporting the deconstruction of the denial, evasion, or postponement of their right to affectivity, in order to promote physical, mental and mental health in the new reality.
This article is the result of exploring the current state of the psychosocial impact of the COVID-19 pandemic among men from a bibliographic, documentary, registered and systematic review, in order to synthesize ideas, findings and other information that allow know what emotional, affective or relational areas have been affected in men, as well as the factors that have influenced these areas to be violated. For this, three areas of impact were determined: 1) effects on emotional and affective states, 2) relational and social effects, and 3) changes towards the so-called new normal. The review allowed to conclude that while the affective and emotional impacts focus on increasing levels of stress, depression, anxiety, the relational and social impacts revolve around changes in gender stereotypes; Meanwhile, the changes associated with the new normal are still diffuse and are oriented towards fostering interdependence to ensure human survival. It is concluded that it is necessary to promote studies on men as subjects or bodies more physically vulnerable to contagion, validating and making their emotions and affections visible, as well as supporting the deconstruction of the denial, evasion, or postponement of their right to affectivity, in order to promote physical, mental and mental health in the new reality.
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Science and Society; Vol. 47 No. 1 (2022): Science and Society; 31-43
Ciencia y Sociedad; Vol. 47 Núm. 1 (2022): Ciencia y Sociedad; 31-43
2613-8751
0378-7680
10.22206/cys.2022.v47i1
Ciencia y Sociedad; Vol. 47 Núm. 1 (2022): Ciencia y Sociedad; 31-43
2613-8751
0378-7680
10.22206/cys.2022.v47i1