Influencia de la personalidad en factores psicosociales y la salud mental de población adulta ecuatoriana residente en la zona urbana del cantón La Concordia provincia Santo Domingo de los Tsáchilas

Abstract

Abstract: The study attempts to describe psychosocial variables in the adult population of Concord in Ecuador and relate personality traits with mental health indicators; the Research indicates that personality traits are determined by the influence of various psychosocial variables such as: life history, adverse experiences, impulsiveness anxiety and/or depression. Using a non-experimental quantitative approach, the sample was designed to be representative at the local level; Information was collected individually using virtual survey of 46 inhabitants of Concord, with an average age of 35 years; 52.2% women, 47.8% men; 54.3% work full time, 23.9% work part time, 21.7% do not works; The instruments to collect information were; Ad Hoc sociodemographic questionnaire; Ten-Item Personality Inventory (TIPI-10); Life history: K-SF-42; Young's Schemas Questionnaire; BRIEF-A; and the PHQ-4; applied individually, through provided link using to differentiate the code from other researchers fifty; The analysis and interpretation of results determined the predominant factor: responsibility, they do not present impulsiveness; that women are more anxious and depressed than men, the suggestion foster a healthy environment, promote relationships positive and enhance emotional well-being.