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Revista Muro de la Investigación

Volume 6, No. 2Revista Muro de la Investigación

DOI:https://doi.org/10.17162/rmi.v6i2

Published December 28, 2021

Artículos

  1. Loysi Pezo Cardenas, Flor Victoria Leiva Colos

    Problematic Internet use and emotional and behavioral problems in high school students from a public educational institution in the north of Lima

    The purpose of this research was to study the relationship between the problematic use of the Internet and emotional and behavioral problems in secondary school students from a Public Educational Institution in Lima Norte. The research had a non-experimental cross-sectional design, the sample consisted of 539 high school students. For data collection, the scale of problematic internet use in adolescents (EUPI-a) and the scale of emotional and behavioral problems (Youth Self Report) originally created by Achenbach and Rescorla and adapted to the Mexican population by Andrade-Palos, Betancourt-Ocampo and Vallejo-Casarín (2010), later adapted and validated to the Peruvian population by Barreto-Mori (2018) in San Juan de Lurigancho, Lima. The results showed that there is a significant correlation between problematic internet use and emotional and behavioral problems (rho = 0.200; p = 0.000). Likewise, a significant correlation was found between problematic internet use and the dimensions of emotional and behavioral problems (p = 0.000 <.05), with the exception of the dimension of self-inflicted injuries (p = 0.344> .05).

  2. Alcides Quispe Mamani

    Creativity and neuropsychological development in students of elementary education

    The present study aimed to determine the relationship between the creative intelligence and the neurological maturity in primary students of Pedro Kalbermatter Adventist School, in Juliaca, Perú, 2018. This research was done through the quantitative approach, no experimental design, correlational and cross-sectional study. The population was one hundred sixty-eight primary students from whom was taken seventy-five students as a representative sample. The instruments used for data recollection were, the creative intelligence test of Corbalan and Martinez (2003) and the scholar neuropsicological matureness questionary of Portellado, Mateos and Martinez (2012). The results were that there is a (p=0,047) value according to the Tau_b of Kendall, it allows according to the suggested rule of decision to accept the alternate hypothesis and to reject the null hypothesis. As a conclusion, there exist a positive correlationship between creative intelligence and neuropsicological maturity, there exist positive correlationship between creative intelligence and phonological fluency and also between creative intelligence and semantic fluency. In other hand, does not exist correlationship between creative intelligence and the other neuropsicological dimensions suggested by the present study.

  3. Jesús Fernando Bejarano Auqui

    Business management model in the revitalization of MYPEs of clothing of an Industrial Park

    The administration of the economic activity of the owners of the MYPEs is based on business experience at the expense of academic knowledge, which limits them to develop a Business Management (BM) with greater competitiveness. A solution to this problem is the use of the BM model that will boost the productive activities of these organizations. Therefore, the objective of the research was to design a business management model based on critical theories of administrative thought for the MYPEs of clothing in the Ate-Vitarte Industrial Park. The type of study was descriptive quantitative. The sample was represented by 101 businessmen. The results of the multiple linear regression analysis showed that the adjusted r2 of Gci = 0.898, Gv = 0.781. Ge = 0.679, Gf = 0.737 and Td = 0.495. Conclusion the GE model will motivate entrepreneurs to be agents of change in their social and economic environment, using the elements of administration and criteria of administrative thought with greater knowledge and information. The findings of their concepts, theories and methodological utility will serve for the construction of future lines of research that will cover other empty spaces still to be investigated.

  4. Ursula Rosali Lachuma Huansi

    Family functioning and addiction to social networks in secondary school students

    This research aims to study the association between family functioning and social media addiction in students at the secondary level of a public educational institution in the eastern part of Lima. It is non-experimental, cross-cutting and correlal-range design. The sample consists of 603 students, aged between 12 and 18. The results according to the research sample analyzed reveal that there is a highly significant association between family functioning and social media addiction. Also, in relation to the dimensions of family functioning, a highly significant association was found between family cohesion and social media addiction (X2 = 33, 236; p =.,000). Similarly, a highly significant association was found between family adaptability and social media addiction (X2 = 40, 318; p =.,000). It should be noted that in this research adolescents with families with a high level of cohesion and adaptability showed a lower risk of social media addiction.

  5. Yuzzelli Lourdes Castilla Anglas, Lucero Pardavé Machoa

    Social support and functional dependency in older adults from six Seventh-day Adventist churches

    The objective of this article is to determine the relationship between social support and functional dependence in older adults. The study has a quantitative approach, non-experimental design, correlational and cross-sectional type. The selection sample was made through non-probabilistic sampling for convenience, it was made up of 150 older adults. Two instruments were used for data collection, the MOS social support questionnaire adapted by Cruz (2009) with a reliability test of 0.97 and the Lawton and Brady scale, adapted by Meza (2016). It was found that 38.7% have a low level of social support and 30.7% have a medium and high level, on the other hand, in the analysis of each dimension, they presented a low level in emotional support (43.3 %), instrumental support (46.7%), in social interaction (53.3%) between high and medium, emotional support (38.8%) high. 46.7% with moderate dependence, 44% are functionally independent, 4.7% between total dependence and severe dependence. In conclusion: there is a significant relationship between both variables.

  6. Fanny Mamani Garcia, Angie Palomino Flores

    Factors associated with adherence to treatment of iron deficiency anemia with polymaltosed iron in children under the age of 2 years

    The objective of this study is to determine the factors associated with adherence to treatment of iron deficiency anemia with polymaltosed iron in children under 2 years of age in a Health Center, Lima Este, 2020. The research has a quantitative approach, non-experimental design, cross-sectional and correlational type. Sample selection was by non-probability sampling for convenience. The sample was made up of 116 mothers with children under 2 years of age. The results indicated that 62.9% of the mothers surveyed have a regular perception regarding health personnel; 64.7% of the mothers have a high knowledge and 68.1% of the mothers with children under 2 years of age are adherent to the treatment with polymalt iron. Regarding the correlation, there is a significant statistical relationship between the personal health factor (rho = .403, p = 000) and knowledge of the (rho = .300, p = 001) with adherence. According to the results obtained, conclude that the factors related to health personnel and the mother's knowledge are directly and significantly related to adherence to anemia treatment with polymalt iron, which is demonstrated with the statistical test of Spearman being 68.1% adherent to the treatment.