Determinantes psicosociales de salud en procesos de exclusión e inclusión social

Identifier:  TDX:3169

Handle: https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11797/TDX3169

Authors:  Cantos Egea, Jessica

Abstract:
This doctoral thesis aims to investigate how different disruptive risk factors as well as psychological well-being, social well-being and certain coping styles influence self-perceived health in people in a situation of social inclusion and exclusion. The ultimate aim is to identify psychosocial factors that can become health modulators in trajectories of social inclusion and exclusion, in order to guide proactive, reactive or strategic policies to reduce health inequalities. For this purpose, different questionnaires were administered to assess self-perceived health, psychological-social well-being and the management of different coping styles in a sample of 210 people: 107 in situations of social inclusion and 103 in situations of social exclusion. The results obtained will show which dimensions of psychological and social well-being and coping styles could become healthy modulators to improve health states and therefore quality of life, both in processes of social inclusion and social exclusion and two models are proposed: the model of social determinants of health in social inclusion processes and the model of psychosocial determinants of health in social exclusion processes.