Construcción del autoconcepto: personas con trastorno obsesivo compulsivo
The research’s aim was to understand the construction of self-concept of people diagnosed with obsessive compulsive disorder; it used a qualitative methodology under a phenomenological approach and an interpretative paradigm. For the sample, fourkey informants were selected through intentional sampl...
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2019
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| Sumario: | The research’s aim was to understand the construction of self-concept of people diagnosed with obsessive compulsive disorder; it used a qualitative methodology under a phenomenological approach and an interpretative paradigm. For the sample, fourkey informants were selected through intentional sampling, collecting the data with semi-individual structured interviews. The method of hermeneutic dialectic was used for the data analysis thus it was concluded that they theorize life instead of living it which allows them to construct what they believe is their self-concept. “Belief”, as they live inside of a duality which make them slaves of the rules, thus if they are not completely right or good, they are wrong or bad. Due to this their reality ends up displaced, because they are what they know and what they know is to always act or be right. Hence self-concept is constructed as I think, therefore I am. |
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