violencia en estudiantes universitarios en san luis potosí, méxico: un estudio desde la perspectiva de género violence in college students at san luis potosi, mexico: a study from gender perspective

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Abstract
Objetivo: Identificar las correlaciones que se establecen entre género y autopercepción homicida y suicida en estudiantes de una universidad de la Región Media en San Luís Potosí, México. Metodología: Estudio transversal, descriptivo y correlacional; mediante muestreo probabilístico estratificado se seleccionaron 250 estudiantes a quienes se aplicó un instrumento creado ex profeso y validado (alfa=.78). Las variables de estudio fueron: agresión padecida, agresión ejercida e ideación homicida y suicida; el análisis de los resultados se realizó desde el enfoque de género. Resultados principales: El 15.6% de los estudiantes se identifican con perfil agresor, solo un 6% con perfil de víctima, los hombres más que mujeres canalizan la violencia a través de conductas agresoras hacia los demás (x2 11.262 p= .024), las mujeres practican más la ideación suicida (x2 10.832 p= .031). Conclusión: La conducta violenta se encontró relacionada al rol social de género, en los hombres dirigida hacia otros y en las mujeres en forma autoinfringida.
Objective: Identify correlations between and homicidal and suicidal self-perception in student of a University in the middle region of San Luis Potosí, Mexico. Methods: A cross-sectional, descriptive and correlation study took place, by means of a sampling stratified probability instrument we selected 250 students who applied a purpose-built created and validated instrument (alpha=.78). The variables were: suffered aggression, exercised aggression and to devise suicidal/homicide. Results: The study showed that 15.6% of students identified themselves with the profile of an aggressor, while only 6 percent with a victim profile, men more than women channel violence through aggressive behavior towards others (x2 11.262 p= .024), while women practice more a suicidal ideation (x2 10.832 p= .031). Conclusions: Therefore, violent behavior was found related to the social role of gender, in men directed towards others and in women self-imposed.
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Authors Yesica Yolanda Rangel Flores, Minerva García Rangel
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Journal journal of materials chemistry
Year 2012
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violence gender and violence

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