La adolescencia es un periodo crítico donde las habilidades sociales juegan un papel importante en el desempeño personal de cada individuo, para lo cual la familia cumple un rol fundamental en el desarrollo y consolidación de dichas habilidades sociales. El artículo tiene como objetivo identificar la relación entre habilidades sociales en adolescentes y funcionalidad familiar. Método de investigación cuantitativo, tipo descriptivo – correlacional; con una población de 726 y muestra de 251 estudiantes de primero a quinto año de secundaria, se realizó mediante el muestreo probabilístico aleatorio estratificado. El instrumento que se utilizo es el test estructurado de habilidades sociales del Ministerio de salud y el APGAR familiar que evalúa cinco funciones básicas Adaptación, Participación, Gradiente de recurso personal, Afecto, y Recursos. Los resultados indican que existe correlación positiva entre habilidades sociales y funcionalidad familiar. En conclusión, el asertividad es la habilidad más desarrollada a diferencia de la comunicación que es donde se evidencia dificultades, por otro lado, la autoestima y la toma de decisiones son habilidades que se encuentran en nivel promedio.
The research aimed to assess the urban-rural gap in mathematics achievement among secondary education students in Peru using the ECE 2018 evaluation and the Oaxaca-Blinder method. Employing a retrospective observational design, the study analyzed data from the ECE to understand this disparity. It revealed a significant gap favoring urban areas, even after adjusting for socioeconomic factors and school contributions, with a difference of 63.28 points. Decomposition analysis showed that 82.58% of this gap is explained by differences in observable attributes (endowments), primarily socioeconomic variables and school inputs. These findings underscore the importance of public policies targeting improvements in both school resources and the living standards of impoverished populations to address educational disparities effectively.
8 January 2018 in Revista de Investigaciones Altoandinas - Journal of High Andean Research
The objective of the research was to measure the impact of metal mining production on per capita family income at the district level, during the period 2003 and 2019. For this purpose, the data from the United Nations report and the econometric methodology of difference in differences were used with and without spatial effects. The results without spatial effect show that the impact of mining on monthly per capita family income between 2003 and 2019 was 207.42 soles. However, considering the effects of spatial spillover, the total impact was 291.61 soles, which is decomposed into a direct and indirect impact of 189.77 soles and 101.84 soles, respectively. Likewise, the results suggest that there is a total impact of 77.25 soles on the per capita family income of the neighboring non-mining district. These results suggest that there is ample space for the design and implementation of public policies for the mining sector.
1 November 2021 in IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science
Disaster risk management involves reducing disaster damage to homes, critical infrastructure and the interruption of basic services and developing their resilience. This work analyzes the perception of geohydrological risk by the population living or working in the town of Cuyocuyo (southern Peru), which was affected in previous years by events of landslides, debris flow and floods. In order to analyze the effect of the social perception of geohydrological risk on disaster preparedness in areas under threat from landslides and debris flow, a survey was applied to 65 adult heads of household. The method for estimating results was logit regression. The results show the following: First, the preparation through the acquisition of items necessary to avoid the impact of the disaster is related to indicators of perception of disaster risk and the age of the population. Second, the knowledge and prevention of disaster mitigation significantly depends on indicators of dependency of the place and the affection of the place. Third, the participation of households in trainings and drills to prevent disasters organized by the government depends significantly on the indicators of the perception of probability of the disaster, threat of disaster risk and the identity of the place and Fourth, the modification and reinforcement of the buildings of the settlers depends positively on the dependence of the place.
30 July 2020 in Revista de Investigaciones Altoandinas - Journal of High Andean Research