Violencia familiar y resiliencia en adolescentes de una institución educativa privada de Ayacucho, 2021

Abstract

The main objective of this research was to determine the relationship between family violence and resilience in adolescents from a private educational institution in Ayacucho, 2021. Regarding the type of research, it is descriptive - correlational, with a non-experimental cross-sectional design. The population consisted of 350 students and a sample of 150 collaborators was obtained through non-probabilistic sampling at the author's convenience, in terms of instruments, to measure the family violence variable, the VIFA questionnaire and the ER - 14 questionnaire were used to the resilience. Regarding the most important findings, it is evident that there is an inverse connection Rho Spearman = -.485; given that the inverse relationship between family violence and the personal competence dimension Rho Spearman = .-515 and the acceptance of oneself and life dimension Rho Spearman = .-449 is observed. On the other hand, the inverse relationship between resilience and the physical violence dimension Rho Spearman = .-400 and the psychological violence dimension Rho Spearman = -.523 is observed. Similarly, the levels according to gender are observed, showing an average level of family violence of 72.3% in men and 59.7% in women; while, in the resilience variable, in the ladies, a medium level is observed with 52.2%, while in the men 25.3%. Finally, the existence of significant differences in both variables with respect to gender was demonstrated. In conclusion, the variables are inversely related.