Percepciones de adolescentes acerca de las interacciones y creencias familiares frente a su embarazo.

Abstract

The development of this study aims to explore the perceptions of adolescents about family interactions and beliefs regarding their pregnancy, with the purpose of analyzing the impact of this phenomenon on the family environment. For its analysis, it is based on a study of five adolescents who were treated at the Hospital del Guasmo Sur during their pregnancy process: applying semi-structured interviews. The focus of this research work is qualitative with a descriptive-exploratory level of research, its general objective is to explore the perceptions of adolescents about family interactions and beliefs regarding their pregnancy. The scope of the proposed objectives was conducted in two theories that allow us to understand the complexity of this research topic. On the one hand, we have the theory of social constructionism with essential contributions. This theory refers to the understanding of this phenomenon and the way in which interpersonal relationships influence, allowing us to know family interactions. On the other hand, the Family Systemic theory is taken as a reference, the same one that allows us to understand the different elements that make up families. In the methodological process used in the research, techniques such as the semistructured interview were used with the purpose of identifying, describing and knowing the relationships in the family system, the interaction and beliefs in relation to pregnancy in teenage daughters.