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CASIQUE CASIQUE, Leticia; MUNOZ TORRES, Teresita de Jesús  y  HERRERA PAREDES, José Manuel. COMPARATIVE STUDY ON THE PREVIOUS AND CURRENT BEHAVIOR OF THE ALCOHOL DEPENDENT IN REHABILITATION PROCESS. Rev Cuid [online]. 2015, vol.6, n.2, pp.1070-1076. ISSN 2216-0973.  https://doi.org/10.15649/cuidarte.v6i2.173.

Introduction: In Mexico, alcoholism represents 11.3% of the total disease burden, 49% of suicides, 38% of homicides and 38% of injury cases, particularly in youngs of 15 and 25 years old. These data provide an overview of what the alcohol level generates in the behavior, and consequently, is the reflected in the actions taken by the person. Objective: To propose a conceptual network between the previous and current behavior of the dependent on alcohol in the rehabilitation process. Material and Methods: Qualitative, descriptive, cross-sectional study; with a sample of 8 subjects assigned to Group AA randomly selected. By the collect of data was used the instrument "Questionnaire to assess the behavior of dependent alcohol". The data analysis was performed under the concepts of Grounded Theory. Results: There is higher prevalence in individuals of 26, 27 and 30 aged. The qualitative analysis enabled a conceptual network between the previous and current behavior in the dependent of alcohol in rehabilitation process, which reflects an evolution of violent behavior a positive behavior by the influence of Alcoholics Anonymous Group. Discussion: The immoderate consumption of alcohol can disrupt the behavior and gradually turn the man in a potential aggressor; however, some may take conduct of isolation. Conclusions: The participation in the group allows a behavioral change by identifying the experiences of others, facilitating the social reintegration.

Palabras clave : Alcohol Drinking; Behavior; Rehabilitation.

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