Penitentiary Social Climate and Perceived Stress in inmates for drug trafficking in a penitentiary facility
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https://doi.org/10.18050/RevUcv-Scientia.v10n2a3Keywords:
Penitentiary social climate, Perceived stress, Inmates, Penitentiary facilityAbstract
The objective of this research was to determine the relationship between social climate in prisons and the perceived stress experienced by persons deprived of their liberty in a prison in Tarapoto. A nonexperimental, correlational and cross-sectional design was used. The target population was 300 and an absolute sample of 95 male inmates held in a Tarapoto prison. The instruments used were the Social Climate Scale for Penitentiary Institutions CIES and the Perceived Stress Scale PSS-14. The results indicated that there is no significant relationship between penitentiary social climate and perceived stress (r > 0.129, p > 0.212).
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