Síndrome de Ulises en inmigrantes Venezolanos en su travesía por territorio Colombiano.

Abstract

The research aims to evaluate the incidence of Ulysses syndrome in Venezuelan immigrants in their national crossing, Cúcuta –Bucaramanga through the application of SCL-R90, Ulysses Scale, semi-structured interview and the performance of participant observation and focus group, during the tour. It was carried out under the mixed approach with quantitative preponderance being a non-experimental, transectional design, with a descriptive scope; in a sample of 6 subjects chosen at random. In the sample that concerns us, 100% of the participants express during the tour having symptoms associated with Ulysses Syndrome such as sadness, which expresses the feeling of failure, helplessness, abandonment before extreme duels and crying, such as Expression of the difficulty faced with borderline situations, are symptoms that belong to the depressive area. Anxiety, a reflection of the struggle to achieve the proposed objectives, the nervousness related to the frustrations that must be faced in a short time, excessive and recurring concerns, fear of lack of economic resources, lack of autonomy to have that "hide", working conditions are part of the symptoms of the area of anxiety and headache in response to stressors is included in the area of somatization. Other symptoms appear as: selective mutism for hours, immobility for hours with the lost look. Therefore, it was determined that the 6 research participants present Ulysses Syndrome as they comply with the theory, According to Achotegui, (2010, p.70).