Efecto del confinamiento, la pérdida/duelo y la nueva normalidad en la ansiedad de los estudiantes de la Carrera de Psicología Clínica de la UCSG. Una reflexión sobre las principales reacciones psicológicas de la población investigada en el contexto de la pandemia del Covid-19.

Abstract

The main objective of this degree work is to analyze the effect that confinement, loss/grief and the new normality have on anxiety of students of Clinical Psychology Career at UCSG through an interdisciplinary reading, to formulate a reflection of the main psychological reactions of the population investigated in the context of Covid-19 pandemic. The method used in the present investigation is mixed, quantitative-qualitative. The quantitative section will include an exploratory survey, which will be applied to a sample of student population of the UCSG Clinical Psychology Career. The qualitative section will include an interview with professionals who belong to the disciplines treated in this project, in this case, psychoanalysis, psychology and psychiatry. The bibliographic review, analysis of the survey and interviews, allowed to verify that the variables (confinement, loss/mourning and new normality) have been causing symptoms of anxiety during the pandemic, being confinement the most anxious one; it was determined that the main psychological reactions of the investigated population were the symptoms related to generalized anxiety disorders, insomnia and depression, being these mentioned symptoms the most occurred during the current pandemic.