REDES SOCIALES VIRTUALES Y LA BIOÉTICA VIRTUAL SOCIAL NETWORKS AND BIOETHICS
Copyright policy )REDES SOCIALES VIRTUALES Y LA BIOÉTICA VIRTUAL SOCIAL NETWORKS AND BIOETHICS
RESUMEN:La investigación tiende a indagar por las condiciones psicológicas (obsesivas), socio – familiares, fisiológicas y emocionales de los estudiantes de la Universidad de San Buenaventura –Medellín de mes de agosto de 2010, que tienden a destinar parte de su tiempo a las Redes Sociales Virtuales y hacer una reflexión desde la Bioética frente al tema.Abstract:This piece of research tends to inquire into the (obsessive) psychological, socio-family, physiological, and emotional conditions of the students at Saint Bonaventure University, Medellin Branch, back in the month of August 2010, who have the tendency to spend their free time in the Virtual Social Networks and then make an analysis of this issue, from the Bioethical viewpoint.
desarrollo humano. Virtual Social Networks, 150, adicción, Addiction, Social Sciences, Redes sociales virtuales, Human development, Salud mental, H, Desarrollo humano, Free time use, Human Development., Redes sociales, Virtual social networks, Disorders, Trastornos, Uso del tiempo, trastornos, Bioethics, 004, salud mental, Mental Health, uso del tiempo libre, Mental health, bioética, Adicción, redes sociales virtuales, Bioética, Desordenes, Free Time Use
desarrollo humano. Virtual Social Networks, 150, adicción, Addiction, Social Sciences, Redes sociales virtuales, Human development, Salud mental, H, Desarrollo humano, Free time use, Human Development., Redes sociales, Virtual social networks, Disorders, Trastornos, Uso del tiempo, trastornos, Bioethics, 004, salud mental, Mental Health, uso del tiempo libre, Mental health, bioética, Adicción, redes sociales virtuales, Bioética, Desordenes, Free Time Use
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