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Salud colect ; 16: e2266, 2020.
Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: biblio-1094447

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RESUMEN Se trata de un estudio exploratorio-descriptivo de corte cualitativo que se llevó a cabo en San Antonio de la Cal, comunidad de Tolimán, estado de Querétaro, México. Se buscó analizar las formas de sufrimiento psíquico y las prácticas de cuidado entre pares varones adolescentes de este contexto rural. Para ello se realizaron entrevistas semiestructuradas y un taller con varones adolescentes a partir de una muestra no probabilística y voluntaria. El estudio mostró que, para los participantes, las principales fuentes de sufrimiento psíquico son las relaciones con sus padres y sus novias. Tienen dificultades para discriminar y expresar emociones como la tristeza y el enojo. Las prácticas de cuidado entre pares son paradójicas en tanto son, al mismo tiempo, prácticas de riesgo. Todo esto se enmarca en el proceso de transformación de la dinámica de la ruralidad.


ABSTRACT An exploratory-descriptive study employing qualitative methods was carried out in San Antonio de la Cal, Tolimán, Querétaro, Mexico. The main purpose of the study was to analyze the forms of psychic suffering and care practices among adolescent male peers in a rural context. Nine semi-structured interviews were conducted, as well as a workshop with adolescent males selected from a non-probabilistic and voluntary sample. The study showed that the main sources of psychic suffering for participants included their relationships with parents and girlfriends. They presented difficulties in identifying and expressing emotions such as sadness and anger. Care practices among peers were paradoxical, as they simultaneously constituted risk practices. We interpret this in the context of transformations taking place in the dynamics of rurality.


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Humans , Male , Adolescent , Parent-Child Relations , Peer Group , Rural Population , Psychological Distress , Interpersonal Relations , Social Support , Violence , Alcohol Drinking , Crying , Delivery of Health Care , Qualitative Research , Father-Child Relations , Masculinity , Mexico , Mother-Child Relations
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