Afecciones Psicológicas en la población venezolana migrante entre 25 y 30 años de edad pertenecientes a la comuna 4 del barrio San Martín ante la discriminación en el ámbito laboral.

Abstract

The migratory process of the Venezuelan population has caused discriminatory reactions that significantly affect the subjects, especially in the workplace, which influences the emergence of psychological conditions that can affect their quality of life; therefore, the purpose of this research is to describe the presence of stress, anxiety and depression in the affected population, through the application of a semi-structured interview complementing the information with a focus group; the analysis of the results obtained reflects a higher incidence of stress and anxiety at the psychological level in the population, showing in turn mainly behavioural depression. From these results it was concluded that the Venezuelan migrant population presents significant psychological conditions, presenting high levels of stress, anxiety and depression generated by labour discrimination; this allows for further information that enables strategies aimed at identifying the early warning signs of the aforementioned conditions in order to prevent and care for the mental health of this population.