El consumo de cigarrillo y su relación con la construcción de nuevos vínculos sociales al iniciar la educación superior.

Abstract

The objective of this degree work was to identify the relationship that exists between cigarette consumption with the establishment of social ties in higher education. The methodological framework that was used was of a mixed type and techniques such as student surveys and interviews with the director of the career were used, which allowed to establish and establish whether cigarette consumption is related to the construction of social ties. These tools allowed a more complete analysis of whether there is a relationship between cigarette consumption and the construction of social relationships. The questionnaire used in the research revealed an interesting pattern: many people smoke for the purpose of establishing social connections and being accepted in their circle of friends. The analysis of the results suggests that young university students tend to form groups of close friends with whom they share similar interests, in order to integrate and interact with other individuals, especially within more related circles.