Socialización de la masculinidad como factor de morbilidad frente a la pandemia de Covid-19

Abstract

This article presents an approach to the socialization of masculinity and     the health conditions of men during the Covid-19 pandemic, an exploratory    survey was carried out with a sample of men between the ages of 20 and 30,   with the aim of identifying the relationship between mortality and masculinity, with the   Covid-19   virus as the   cause of   death.   The   quantitative   character   was      proposed to   gather   information that   would   allow   refining the   methodology and      formulating the final   research scheme more   accurately.   Highlighting its   exploratory nature as a   limited   element,   this nature   did not prevent the   fulfillment of the objectives and research questions posed, investigating the correlation   between masculinity and the situation of the Covid-19 pandemic. Identifying   factors of masculinity, where despite the fact that there are slight generational   changes   in the   gender   formation of   men,   traditional   gender   roles   persist      that   promote   mortality   conditions   related to the null culture of   health,   causing as   a result   the   great   differences of   death   figures   by   sex   during the   Covid-19   pandemic.