Examinando por Autor "Arroyo Carrera, Santos Hipólito"
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Publicación Acceso abierto Características de las familias funcionales y la prevención de las conductas delictivas en los adolescentes de la i.e 24 de junio Huayobamba San Marcos – Cajamarca, año 2017(Universidad Privada Norbert Wiener, 2018-03-27) Arroyo Carrera, Santos Hipólito; Huertas Bazalar, WilfredoThe research had as problem: To what extent the characteristics of the functional families are related to the prevention of the criminal behavior of the adolescents of the Educational Institution "24 de Junio" Huayobamba - San Marcos Cajamarca, year 2017? ; The objective was: Determine the level of relationship between the characteristics of functional families and the prevention of criminal behavior. It is of type, applied (because it seeks to contribute to knowledge), descriptive correlational level, because it describes the relationship of two study variables, using the questionnaire technique and as an instrument and a checklist, validated by expert judgment. For this purpose, the population consisted of 198 students of the I.E. "June 24", and worked with the sample of 28 of the fourth grade of Secondary Education. The results revealed that the characteristics of functional families and the prevention of the criminal behavior of the adolescents in the I.E. present a percentage increase (Δ) between the indicators of the variables of 0.71, determining a highly significant level of relationship between the variables of 75.6%, confirming the validity of the general hypothesis of the investigation.Publicación Acceso abierto Discriminación, cultura andina y autoestima en Cochapampa Chetilla- Cajamarca 2020(Universidad Privada Norbert Wiener, 2021-06-11) Arroyo Carrera, Santos Hipólito; Cavero Soto, Leyla AguedaThis research study analyzes the level of influence of discrimination, Andean culture and self-esteem in residents of Cochapampa Chetilla - Cajamarca 2020. A correlational design was applied in which 112 residents of the Cochapampa community participated, who responded to a survey out of 10 discrimination questions about your local outfits and the Cooper Smith self-esteem test. The results show that there is a very weak correlation regarding the study variables since it was obtained (rho = 0.075, p = 0.433). What is concluded that discrimination can slightly affect the self-esteem of the inhabitants, which indicates that they love their culture and their Andean roots.
