EMOTIONAL AFFECTIONS IN CHILDREN ABUSED FROM THE HOME FOR SECURITY REASONS INDICATED THROUGH THE TEST OF THE PERSON UNDER THE RAIN IN MINORS

Abstract

The objective of this study was to demonstrate the existence of emotional affectations in minors removed from the home through the application of the person test in the rain. Materials and methods, the research was designed by means of the qualitative method of phenomenological type, the sample was of non-probabilistic type for convenience. The instrument of preference for the research was the person test in the rain, which consists of a simple and less invasive procedure for the subject, it is indicated that it is appropriate in all ages. The test requires little time, the necessary tools at the time of being administered are a sheet of paper (recommended smooth paper size (21 x 27.9cm according to the test guidelines) and a pencil. Results, the sample of 10 institutionalized children indicated that they presented negative emotional affectations that can be attributed to the subtraction or separation of the family nucleus. Conclusion the separation or abduction of the family nucleus of minors for security reasons, as an example of these reasons are situations of family violence, sexual abuse, neglect, neglect and others that could leave a mark on the psyche of the child, promoting the development of a personality with psychopathic or antisocial traits.