Relacion de los estilos de personalidad y el bienestar psicologico de las trabajadoras sexuales de Pamplona ubicadas en la zona conocida como el Camellon.

Abstract

This research aims to describe personality styles, measuring psychological well-being through a court quantitative research to establish the relationship between these two factors through statistical psychological measurement instruments. Enabling the research level contribute information necessary for professionals in the field of psychology could soon generate strategies to facilitate adequate and optimal intervention under programs belonging to the area of health, contributing equally to the contribution of improved psychological well-being of vulnerable populations, with little chance of obtaining relevant information for the prevention of factors that can affect your mental health, just as it seeks to characterize revealing aspects of personality that become predisposing in decision making time to exercise a profession that is violated and even stigmatized. It will describe the proportional and direct relationship of two factors determined by the ability to adapt to positive and negative circumstances, allowing the restructuring of misconceptions about the features and welfare of sex workers. It will allow and encourage institutional, local health management to outline an intervention from psychology that enables the reduction of risk factors and promote mental health by ensuring the quality of life of the population, similarly to the University of Pamplona ensure an enriching contextual view that generates a decrease stigma is housed today in sex work.