Protective factors of suicidal ideation in 50 Women From Prison: “Villa Cristina”-Armenia-Quindío (Colombia)

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Abstract
Suicide is a form of death that constitutes a major health problem. This paper aims at determining the protective factors of suicide in 50 women deprived of liberty, the prison "Villa Cristina" in Armenia, Quindio, to this end, we used a descriptive-quantitative model of cross section. The results of the climb "Reasons for Living Inventory ¨ (RFL), show a prevalence of 20% in the survival and coping skills, 19% in family responsibility and concern for children, as well, fear suicide (12%), social disapproval (12%) and moral objections (18%).
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Authors Salazar, José Alonso Andrade;Gutiérrez, Leidy Lorena Bonilla;Isaza, Zully Milena Valencia;
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Year 2010
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http://ojs.revistaorbis.org.ve/index.php/orbis/article/view/182
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Education Technology Immunologic diseases. Allergy psychology economics as a science public aspects of medicine social sciences (general) social sciences communication. mass media demography. population. vital events women. feminism the family. marriage. woman

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