ESTUDIO DE LOS CAMBIOS EN EL COMPORTAMIENTO SEXUAL EN PAREJAS FRENTE A LAS TECNOLOGÍAS DIGITALES
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Las tecnologías digitales son medios populares para intercambiar, comunicarse y acceder a la información, y su uso ha ido en aumento en los últimos años. Se observan estudios de cambios en el comportamiento de la sociedad debido a la nueva forma de comunicarse y relacionarse. Para evaluar el comportamiento sexual de las parejas durante el período de aislamiento social impuesto por la pandemia y el uso frecuente de las Tecnologías Digitales (DT), se realizó una encuesta transversal en línea para obtener información sobre el comportamiento sexual y el uso de TD. Un total de 1.357 personas fueron entrevistadas utilizando la herramienta Google Forms, de las cuales 616 eran elegibles para participar en la encuesta. De acuerdo con los datos obtenidos, el 24,02% de los participantes del estudio utilizaron los DT, en los cuales se observó un cambio en el comportamiento sexual en este grupo que tiene el hábito de usar DT. El análisis de regresión logística verificó una asociación entre las variables que predijeron cambios significativos y positivos en el comportamiento sexual de los individuos, lo que apunta a una tendencia hacia el cambio en el comportamiento sexual dado el mayor uso de DT.
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