María del Carmen Villavicencio-Guardia

María del Carmen Villavicencio-Guardia

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Academic Career Length

6Years (2021-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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8 June 2021 in Healthcare
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Carlos Ruiz-FrutosCarlos Ruiz-Frutos
Carlos Ruiz-Frutos
JPJuan Carlos Palomino-Baldeón
Juan Carlos Palomino-Baldeón
MOMónica Ortega-Moreno
Mónica Ortega-Moreno
MVMaría del Carmen Villavicencio-Guardia
María del Carmen Villavicencio-Guardia
Adriano DiasAdriano Dias
Adriano Dias
Juan Gómez-SalgadoJuan Gómez-Salgado
Juan Gómez-Salgado
This pandemic has been classified as a “psychological pandemic” that produces anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, and sleep disorders. As the mental health effects of the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19), caused by SARS-CoV-2, continue to unfold, there are still large knowledge gaps about the variables that predispose individuals to, or protect individuals against the disease. However, there are few publications on the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the mental health of citizens in Latin American countries. In this study, the effects that COVID-19 had on citizens of Peru have been described. For this, 1699 questionnaires, collected between 2 April and 2 September 2020, were analyzed. Descriptive, bivariate analysis was performed with odds ratio (OR) calculations and a data mining methodology. Sociodemographic variables (from the General Health Questionnaire), health conditions and perception, symptoms, and variables related to contact and preventive measures regarding COVID-19 were analyzed. As compared to other countries, less affectation of mental health and increased use of preventive measures were observed. It has been suggested that the country’s precarious health system and poverty rates prior to the pandemic may justify higher mortality figures in Peru than in other Latin American countries, despite prompt action for its containment and compliance with the protective measures. Psychological distress had a greater incidence in women, young people, people without a partner, and people without university studies. The most significant conditioning variables were self-perceived health status, headache or muscle pain over the past 14 days, level of studies, and age. The extensive use of preventive measures against COVID-19 is in line with the strict legislative measures taken, and this is, in turn, in line with other countries when looking at the lower effect on mental health, but contrary when focusing on the high lethality identified. The need to include the economy or availability and quality of healthcare in future studies arises, as well as the suitability to analyze the cause for differences between countries.

1 August 2023 in HUMAN REVIEW. International Humanities Review / Revista Internacional de Humanidades
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LCLilia Lucy Campos Cornejo
Lilia Lucy Campos Cornejo
RMRosalinda Ramírez Montaldo
Rosalinda Ramírez Montaldo
LALupe García Ampudia
Lupe García Ampudia
MCMiguel Angel Jaimes Campos
Miguel Angel Jaimes Campos
Manuel Jesús Sánchez CheroManuel Jesús Sánchez Chero
Manuel Jesús Sánchez Chero
MVMaría del Carmen Villavicencio-Guardia
María del Carmen Villavicencio-Guardia
This article evaluated the effects of an interpersonal skills program based on artistic expressions to reduce intimate partner violence in college students. The research was of explanatory type, quasi-experimental design and used the Dating Abuse questionnaire (adapted by Osorio, 2014), the Interpersonal Skills questionnaire with reliability of 0.81 having as results in the entry test in terms of violence a mean of 88. 16 and after the program was applied it decreased to 81.2, in interpersonal skills the mean of 46.6 increased to 53.3 with large effect size according to Cohen's d 7.889 CI95% (6.246-9.532), statistically significant differences were found in terms of violence.

4 August 2023 in HUMAN REVIEW. International Humanities Review / Revista Internacional de Humanidades
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LCLilia Lucy Campos Cornejo
Lilia Lucy Campos Cornejo
RMRosalinda Ramírez Montaldo
Rosalinda Ramírez Montaldo
LALupe García Ampudia
Lupe García Ampudia
MCMiguel Angel Jaimes Campos
Miguel Angel Jaimes Campos
Manuel Jesús Sánchez CheroManuel Jesús Sánchez Chero
Manuel Jesús Sánchez Chero
MVMaría del Carmen Villavicencio-Guardia
María del Carmen Villavicencio-Guardia
This article evaluated the effects of an interpersonal skills program based on artistic expressions to reduce intimate partner violence in college students. The research was of explanatory type, quasi-experimental design and used the Dating Abuse questionnaire (adapted by Osorio, 2014), the Interpersonal Skills questionnaire with reliability of 0.81 having as results in the entry test in terms of violence a mean of 88. 16 and after the program was applied it decreased to 81.2, in interpersonal skills the mean of 46.6 increased to 53.3 with large effect size according to Cohen's d 7.889 CI95% (6.246-9.532), statistically significant differences were found in terms of violence.

1 July 2025 in Revista Tribunal
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LFLimber Pinchi Fasanando
Limber Pinchi Fasanando
LGLeydi Pérez Guimaraez
Leydi Pérez Guimaraez
MGManuel Rocha Gonzales
Manuel Rocha Gonzales
MVMaría del Carmen Villavicencio-Guardia
María del Carmen Villavicencio-Guardia
JGJosé Luis Villavicencio Guardia
José Luis Villavicencio Guardia
YSYermmy Vásquez Salís
Yermmy Vásquez Salís
La investigación tuvo como objetivo calificar la relación de la inteligencia emocional y el rendimiento académico de los estudiantes de Administración de la Universidad Nacional de Ucayali, Semestre Académico 2022-II. El diseño fue no experimental transeccional correlacional, se encuestó a 225 estudiantes. Se utilizó dos instrumentos con 20 ítems y 5 opciones de respuesta por cada ítem, con una valoración del 1 al 5. El análisis para la relación se hizo a través de la tabla de correlación (-1+1) y el nivel de significancia (p<0.05) a través del coeficiente estadístico de Spearman al tener la segunda variable la distribución no normal. Los resultados muestran, que la inteligencia emocional de los estudiantes de Administración de la Universidad Nacional de Ucayali, Semestre Académico 2022-IL, no lograron una relación positiva y significativa con el rendimiento académico, debido que sus habilidades de autoconocimiento, de autocontrol, de conciencia social, y relaciones sociales, no trasciende positivamente en el mejoramiento de sus factores académicos, económicos, familiares, personales e institucionales.