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    Relación entre factores de riesgo de violencia sexual y violación consumada atendida en el departamento de medicina forense de la Dirección de Criminalística de la PNP 2014
    (Universidad Privada Norbert Wiener, 2017-12-20) Mezzich Giraldo, Rosario Asela; Pérez Mamani, Rubens Houson
    The present investigation had as aim determine in what measure relation exists between the factors of risk of sexual violence and the perfect violation attended in the Department of Forensic Medicine of the management of Criminology PNP, in the year 2014; the type was basic of level correlacional, the population of study they were 217 of cases of perfect violation, the design was not experimental. One thought that relation exists between the factors of risk of sexual violence to individual level and the perfect violation (value of chi - square = 14,351 and p = 0,039); between the factors of risk of sexual violence to relational level and the perfect violation (value of chi - square = 6,561 and p = 0,038); between the factors of risk of sexual violence at the Community level and social and the perfect violation (value of chi - square = 10,318 and p = 0,018); therefore, between the factors of risk of sexual violence and the perfect violence. There was that in addition the factors of risk of sexual violence it makes more vulnerable with 95% of the cases, to the feminine, married or coexistent kind, which are dealing school studies in 73%, to the 17-year-old minors of age with 55% of the cases, attacked sexually by person known in 73%, environment known in 44%, that the sexual violence is not primary but this one preceded or concomitant with another type of violence in 100%, who come from the Callao, Lima North and Lima South in 89%. Those who are under persons' familiar care known in 63% and acquaintances not relative in 26%, besides which they come from disfunctional families in 60% and with precedents of consumption of some toxic substance in 69%.