Inteligencia emocional en víctimas del conflicto armado residentes en Pamplona Norte de Santander.

Abstract

The purpose of this research was to identify the level of emotional intelligence in victims of armed conflict of the association a Light in the Camino de Pamplona Norte de Santander, through a quantitative investigation that will generate psychoeducational strategies that favor the emotional state of the victims in the future, whose methodology was descriptive design and a non-probabilistic sample of 21 women and 9 men aged 20 to 86 years belonging to the association. Likewise, varied results were obtained among the women and men participating, without it being intended, highlighting that the male population stands out 33.33% in each response classification in emotional clarity, a favorable 55.6% in a adequate emotional attention, and 77.8% followed by 22.2% in an adequate and excellent emotional repair, on the other hand, in the female population 66.7% and 9.5% stand out in an adequate and excellent emotional clarity, in the same way a favorable 76.2% in adequate emotional attention and finally 52.4% in adequate emotional repair. Concluding that the male gender has a better ability to regulate emotional states correctly, and must work to improve the ability to feel and express emotions appropriately, this through an adequate level of emotional intelligence reflected in the test responses that mostly score positive responses and in the female gender a better ability to express emotions appropriately, should work to improve the regulation of emotional states, without omitting that according to the results of the Test , all the variables are positively correlated, that is to say that at the moment that one of the three variables increases the other, therefore it also does so unlike the masculine gender where their correlations of the applied tests show that there is no positive correlation in All the variables.