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Title: Riesgos psicosociales (ISTAS- 21) e inteligencia emocional en profesores a tiempo completo de una universidad de la cuidad de Quito
Authors: Paredes, Lorena
Montalvo Moncayo, Érica Katerine
Keywords: PSICOLOGÍA ORGANIZACIONAL
RIESGOS PSICOSOCIALES
INTELIGENCIA EMOCIANAL
Issue Date: Jan-2016
Publisher: Universidad Internacional SEK
Citation: CT-PSCO M761r/2016
Abstract: Los Riesgos Laborales son factores que tienen una gran incidencia en los resultados de una institución, ya que a mayor riesgo, incrementa la probabilidad de que se presenten inconvenientes y que esto afecte a los trabajadores y a la misma institución. La Inteligencia Emocional es una habilidad para percibir, asimilar, comprender y regular las propias emociones y las de los demás, promoviendo un crecimiento emocional e intelectual. En el Ecuador los trabajadores reciben escasa o nula capacitación sobre los factores de riesgo psicosocial, los docentes universitarios no escapan de esta realidad. El presente estudio tiene como objetivo: determinar el nivel de Inteligencia Emocional en docentes universitarios a tiempo completo para establecer si el mismo tiene relación con la exposición de factores de Riesgo Psicosocial (ISTAS-21). Para lo cual se utilizó el TMMS- 24 (Inteligencia Emocional) y el método ISTAS- 21 (Factores de Riesgos Psicosociales). Se realizó un estudio de tipo descriptivo, correlacional y transversal. En Inteligencia Emocional los docentes presentaron un adecuado nivel. De las cinco dimensiones del ISTAS- 21 los docentes presentaron que la Salud General y la Salud Mental estaban más relacionadas a la Inteligencia Emocional. Se concluye que la exposición favorable de los Factores de Riesgo Psicosocial está directamente relacionados con la Inteligencia Emocional de docentes universitarios de una institución de la ciudad de Quito.
Occupational Hazards are factors that have a great impact on the results of an institution, because the higher the risk, the more likely it is that they will disadvantages and that this affects the workers and the institution itself. The Emotional Intelligence is a skill to perceive, assimilate, understand and regulate own emotions and those of others, promoting emotional growth and intellectual. In Ecuador, workers receive little or no training on the psychosocial risk factors, university teachers do not escape this reality. The The present study aims to: determine the level of Emotional Intelligence in full-time university teachers to establish whether it is related to the exposure of Psychosocial Risk factors (ISTAS-21). For which the TMMS-24 was used (Emotional Intelligence) and the ISTAS-21 method (Psychosocial Risk Factors). It has been made a descriptive, correlational and transversal study. In Emotional Intelligence the Teachers presented an adequate level. Of the five dimensions of the ISTAS- 21 teachers presented that General Health and Mental Health were more related to Intelligence Emotional. It is concluded that the favorable exposure of the Psychosocial Risk Factors is directly related to the Emotional Intelligence of university professors of a institution of the city of Quito.
Description: The present study was conducted at Daniel's house, located north of the city of Quito, Ecuador. The sample used consisted of 11 children and adolescents in foster care, who were removed from their home because they were at risk. The objectives of this research were to know the levels of anxiety that the population could experience; and, to find out if this one, is tied to the separation that they experience. In addition, know how institutionalization influences the anxious levels of children and adolescents, taking into account that the linking models that each one presents may be appropriate or not. Finally, show that the levels of emotional intelligence of the population are low, to be found in dysfunctional homes and in constant danger. This research has a hypothetico-deductive model and is based on previous research, mainly that of Sabater, Gil, Molero and Ballester (2012), who present depression and anxiety as the most prevalent symptoms in the population that is in a situation of family and institutional reception. To discover the anxiety levels of children and adolescents in the study, the manifest anxiety scale CMAS-R (What I Think and Feel) was used. Regarding emotional intelligence, the Emotional Intelligence Assessment Bar-On Inventory (I-CE) was used. The NCFAS-R, which is used in family preservation programs; Its purpose is to know the family elements necessary to provide a good lifestyle for children and adolescents. In order to know if the high anxious levels were due to the family separation that the adolescents experience, a survey was created and used with validity only for this research work. Finally, the collection of information was used by means of ANXIETY AND EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS v Interviews with both children and adolescents, parents or caregivers and staff responsible for the foundation. The results show that only 18% of the study population have high anxious levels, besides this anxiety is not linked to the separation that they show; On the contrary, this disengagement lowers these levels and promotes tranquility in each of the children and adolescents, with institutionalization being beneficial for their mental health, although in most cases no adequate link models are observed. Finally, 54% of the population has low levels of emotional intelligence.
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