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AUTHORS:
PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR
DR. XIOMARA B. SANTIAGO RODRGUEZ
CO-INVESTIGATORS:
PAOLA MICHELLE CRIADO OLIVIERI
MICHELLE PAOLA CRIADO OLIVIERI
MYLIAN SANTIAGO-CRUZ
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Topic
0 The effects on physical and emotional health of people who have lost their employment at the municipality of Cayey.
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Problem Definition
0 On August 2012 the unemployment rate in Puerto Rico was 13.5%.
0 This represent a decrease of 0.2 percentage points compared with July 2012.
0 The estimated labor force for August 2012 was 1.268 million people and the estimated employment of the island was 1.096 million, creating a difference of 171 thousand persons unemployed.
0 At Cayey the unemployment rate is 14.4% (March 2013).
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Problem Statement
0 Which are the effects on physical and mental health of those who have lost their employment at the municipality of Cayey?
Purposes of Research
0 Identify the socio-demographic characteristics of the unemployed.
0 Identify the causes whereby they lost their employment.
0 The effects on the physical health of an individual as a result of unemployment, such as: heart attack, cardiac arrhythmia, hypertension, anemia and stomach ulcer.
0 The effects on the mental health of an individual as a result of unemployment, such as: any disorder related to anxiety, insomnia, depression, stress, use of legal and illegal substances and suicidal tendencies.
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Investigation Questions: 0 What is the most affected gender due to
unemployment?
0 Is hypertension the most common physical consequence as a result of losing the employment?
0 Does depression is the main result in unemployment individuals?
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Research Hypothesis:
0 H0: Unemployment affects more men than women.
0 H1: Unemployment does not affect more men than women.
0 H0: The most common physical consequence as a result of losing employment is hypertension.
0 H2: The most common physical consequence as a result of losing employment is not hypertension.
0 H0: Depression is the main mental result of unemployment.
0 H3: Depression is not the main mental result of unemployment
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Variables 0 During this research there are some variables that are
going to be evaluated, among which are: Socio-demographic variables
0 Gender
0 Age
0 Type of company where worked
0 Years of service in the company
0 Schooling
0 Income
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Independent Variable
0Unemployed
Dependent Variable
0Hypertension
0Depression
0Use of legal and illegal substances
0Drinking alcoholic beverages
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Population description and selection of sample
0 The population of study consisted of Cayey population.
0 The sample was selected using the telephone directory.
0 All members of the population where identified with a code number with the purpose to select the sample at random.
0 Minitab statistical package was used to random numbers.
0 Two hundred and two was the require d sample size.
0 The sample size was estimate using the proportion formula (Black, 2012):
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Selection of the sample (Continuation)
0 where,
0 p = population proportion
0 q = 1 - p
0 E = error of estimation
0 n = sample size
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Selection of the sample (Continuation)
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Selection of the sample (Continuation)
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Response Rate
0 The selection of the sample was 202. But only response 112. And our response rate was
112
202= 55.45%
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Corroboration of Hypothesis Testing
and
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Corroboration of Hypothesis Testing
=
Where p = sample proportion
n= sample size
p= population proportion
q= 1 - p
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Instrument Design
0 A questionnaire was design to collect data.
0 The instrument was administered by phone calls.
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Tabulation
The data will be tabulated using the statistical program Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS), MINITAB and Excel.
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Statistical Analysis of Data
0 The analysis of data results was performed using graphs and frequency tables.
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Results and Analysis of Data
21-30 30%
31-40 10%
41-50 18%
51-60 20%
61-70 16%
71-80 6%
80 o ms 0%
Edad
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Results and Analysis of Data
Masculino 41%
Femenino 59%
Gnero
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Results and Analysis of Data
Soltero 35%
Casado 49%
Divorciado 10%
Separado 3%
Viudo 3% Estado civil
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Results and Analysis of Data
S 68%
No 32%
Tienes hijos?
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Results and Analysis of Data
3%
8%
16%
8%
3%
11%
41%
8%
2%
Escolaridad
Escuela Elemental
Escuela Intermedia
Escuela Superior
Universidad
Carrera Corta
Grado Asociado
Bachillerato
Maestra
Doctorado
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Results and Analysis of Data
S 37%
No 63%
Est actualmente desempleado?
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Results and Analysis of Data
46%
24%
14%
0% 8%
5%
3%
Si contest que si en la pregunta 1? Cul era el tipo de empresa para la que trabajaba?
Manufactura
Servicio
Gobierno
Militar
Ventas/Distribucin
Negocio Propio
Construccin
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Results and Analysis of Data
S 7%
No 93%
Actualmente, recibe seguro por desempleo?
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Results and Analysis of Data
S 0%
No 100%
Es suficiente la cantidad de seguro por desempleo para cubrir sus gastos?
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Results and Analysis of Data
11 meses o menos 31%
1 ao 15%
2 aos 26%
3 aos o ms 28%
Cunto tiempo hace que est desempleado?
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Results and Analysis of Data
34.3%
0.0%
17.1%
22.9%
11.4%
2.9%
11.4%
0.0%
Cul es la razn por la cual est desempleado?
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Results and Analysis of Data
S 50%
No 50%
Desarroll alguna enfermedad luego de quedarse sin empleo?
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Results and Analysis of Data
Enfermedad fsica 14%
Enfermedad mental 33%
Ambas 53%
Si contest s a la pregunta 7 Qu tipo de enfermedad desarroll?
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Results and Analysis of Data
42.9%
19.0%
9.5%
4.8%
0.0% 0.0% 0.0%
4.8%
0.0% 0.0% 0.0%
19.0%
1 mes 2 meses 3 meses 4 meses 5 meses 6 meses 7 meses 8 meses 9 meses 10 meses 11 meses 1 ao oms
Cunto tiempo pas en quedar desempleado y el desarrollo de la enfermedad?
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Results and Analysis of Data
0%
6.25%
31.25%
0% 0%
62.50%
Ataque al corazn Arritmia cardiaca Hipertensin Anemia Ulceras estomacales Otros
Si desarroll una enfermedad fsica? Cul de las siguientes es la que aplica?
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Results and Analysis of Data
26.10%
17.40%
21.70% 23.90%
2.20% 0% 0% 0%
6.50%
Ansiedad Insomnio Depresin Stress Abuso dealcohol
Abuso desustancias
legales(entindaseproductos
recetados ycon receta).
Abuso desustancias
ilegales(drogas de
venta ilegal)
Pensamientossuicidas
Si desarroll una enfermedad mental? Cul de las siguientes es la que aplica?
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Results and Analysis of Data
S 36%
No 64%
Actualmente est buscando trabajo?
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Results and Analysis of Data Comparative
S 26%
No 74%
ComparativoHa desarrollado alguna enfermedad durante su trabajo?
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Results and Analysis of Data Comparative
Enfermedad fsica 33%
Enfermedad Mental
45%
Ambas 22%
Comparativo Qu tipo de enfermedad desarroll?
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Results and Analysis of Data Comparative
30.77%
0.00%
7.69%
30.77%
7.69% 7.69%
0.00% 0.00% 0.00%
Ansiedad Insomnio Depresin Stress Abuso dealcohol
Abuso desustancias
legales(entindaseproductos
recetados y conreceta).
Abuso desustancias
ilegales (drogasde venta ilegal)
Pensamientossuicidas
ComparativoSi desarroll una enfermedad mental? Cul de las siguientes es la que aplica?
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Results and Analysis of Data Comparative
0.0% 0.0%
100.0%
0.0% 0.0%
Ataque al corazn Arritmia Cardiaca Hipertensin Anemia lceras estomacales
ComparativoSi desarroll una enfermedad fsica? Cul de las siguientes es la que aplica?
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Hypothesis Analysis The first hypothesis raises:
H0: Unemployment affects more men than women.
H1: Unemployment does not affect more men than women.
Using a z population proportion formula is represented the difference between gender and unemployment.
To determinate if the hypothesis is sufficient evidence to reject, was used an alpha of 0.05. The value of z is 3.43. That means that the null hypothesis is rejected.
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Hypothesis Analysis Cont. The second hypothesis raises:
H0: The most common physical consequence as a result of losing employment is hypertension.
H2: The most common physical consequence as a result of losing employment is not hypertension.
Using a z population proportion formula is represented the difference between hypertension and unemployment.
According to the results of the equation, Z = -6.17. In the statistical table of Z this value is equal to -.9998. The boundary of the confidence intervals is +/- 1.96, therefore -6.17 < -1.96. This means that the results are in the rejection region. In other words, there is sufficient evidence to reject H0, proving the H2 that establish that the hypertension is not the main physical result of unemployment.
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Hypothesis Analysis Cont. The third hypothesis raises:
H0: Depression is the main mental result of unemployment.
H3: Depression is not the main mental result of unemployment
Using a z population proportion formula is represented the difference between depression and unemployment.
According to the results of the equation, Z = -6.24. In the statistical table of Z this value is equal to .9998. The boundary of the confidence intervals is +/- 1.96, therefore -6.24 < -1.96. This means that the results are in the rejection region. In other words, there is sufficient evidence to reject H0, proving the H3 that establish that the depression is not the main mental result of unemployment.
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Conclusions
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References
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Abrams, D. & Sheeran, P. (1995). Unemployment, self-esteem and depression: A social comparison theory approach. Basic and applied social psychology. Vol. 17. (pp. 65-82).
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Anderson, D., Sweeny, D. & Williams, T. (2008).Estadstica para la administracin y economa. Mxico.: Cengage Learning.
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References (cont.)
Baker, Dean; Hassett, Kevin. New York Times. 13 May 2012
Black, K.(2008). Business Statistics. (5th.ed). New Jersey, EE.UU.: Wiley
Bungum, T., Moonie, S. & Pharr, J. (2012). T. The impact of unemployment on mental and physical health, access to health care and health risk behaviors. International Scholarly Research Network.ISRN Public Health. Article ID: 483432.
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