Autoestima en Adolescentes Víctimas de Abuso Sexual que Reciben Protección y Asistencia de la Fiscalía de Manabí, 2015


Abstract:

In the present study was the need to analyse the incidence of sexual abuse in the selfesteem of adolescent victims of sexual abuse, which are receiving assistance and protection of the Manabi's Public Prosecutor, 2015. Posing as objective, to relate the type of sexual abuse with the levels of self-esteem of adolescents who receive protection and assistance in the prosecution of Manabi from May to July 2015. So, initially the headings sexual abuse and self-esteem were developed at the stage of adolescence. The research study had a quantitative approach, guided by a methodology that allowed research about of self-esteem in adolescents affected by sexual abuse. They were used as instruments, the self-esteem scale from Rosenberg to identify the level of self-esteem in the population, which are comprised by 80 adolescents victims of sexual abuse, and the unique form of application for admission to the System of Protection and Assistance to Victims and Witnesses of the Prosecutor's Office of Manabi to classify the types of sexual abuse suffered. In the results, it was found the hypothesis raised initially: "the relationship between the types of abuse and levels of self-esteem in adolescent victims of sexual abuse who receive protection and assistance from the Public Prosecutor of Manabi, is significant". Focusing more frequently and with greater impact on the self-esteem, the type of sexual abuse by physical contact. It was recommended the strengthening of self-esteem with psychotherapeutic techniques that enable the prevention of risk behaviours in adolescents.

Año de publicación:

2017

Keywords:

  • AUTOESTIMA
  • abuso sexual
  • Victimas
  • Adolescencia

Fuente:

rraaerraae

Tipo de documento:

Master Thesis

Estado:

Acceso abierto

Áreas de conocimiento:

  • Salud mental
  • Psicología

Áreas temáticas:

  • Psicología diferencial y del desarrollo
  • Problemas sociales y servicios a grupos
  • Criminología