La violencia intrafamiliar y su influencia en la estabilidad emocional en las familias de la comunidad Illahua Chico en tiempos de pandemia del COVID-19

Abstract

The present research aimed to analyze intrafamily violence and its influence on emotional stability in the families of the Illahua Chico community in times of the COVID-19 pandemic; based on the methodology, which covers the techniques, approaches, levels, modalities and instruments to be used in the study. The valuation scale considered as VIFJ4 allowed to measure intrafamily violence in the homes of the Illahua Chico community, based on six dimensions of violence, such as physical, psychological, sexual, social, patrimonial and gender, allowing to mention that half of the population studied has suffered some type of domestic violence. The level of emotional dependence (EBDE) allows to measure the alterations and personal needs, faced by family interaction, results that agree to mention that 8 out of 10 people of different gender have had emotional dependence on one of the family members of the community in mention. It is concluded that the interaction of State entities, support centers, health professionals and social workers is important to provide adequate support for the treatment of violated people, promoting values with educational programs, for all members of the nucleus family. In addition, linking neuroscience as the best alternative to understand the individual under cognitive emotions and sensory experiences.