explains Ana Pampliega de Quiroga, a social psychologist and director of the School of Social Psychology founded by Enrique Pichon-Rivière, the succession of crises leading to a process of weakening of people. "All project and expectations have a way of life. The events that occur and how they are presented, many times vociferously by the media and the authorities, we are left to the mercy of events. This threatens the ability to plan, projecting the future. "
A destructuring factor for society is the return of monsters believed archived forever. "We felt left behind pandemics and major economic crises at the global level. We felt left behind unemployment, insecurity and other problems here. And none of that happened, reviews Quiroga. Freud thought of a term that applies to this, he spoke of the uncanny, which is what one believed to have left behind and comes back. "
For the expert, anxiety disorders are prevalent at this time although there are no strong presence of depression in the population, as there was between the late 90's and early 2000, where many had suffered major property losses. "Panic, stress, violence and failure to support a link are now emerging for the company "lists.
flu pandemic, which many analysts polled compared with African-apocalyptic society faces with their fragility and dependence on a scientific arsenal which blindly trust that may not have all available solutions in a timely manner. "The news is that we have to wait and (next year) may not have enough drugs for all, that only the central and will not come to Argentina the number of doses required. These are all very strong messages and difficult to assimilate, "says Ana Quiroga.
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