RESUMEN Objetivo: Determinar la relación entre el conocimiento sobre los derechos del niño con el maltrato físico y psicológico en alumnos de la Institución Educativa La Victoria de Ayacucho de la Localidad de Huancavelica. Materiales y Métodos: tipo de investigación básica, nivel relacional, diseño no experimental, transversal, relacional; población 49 alumnos, técnicas empleadas encuesta y entrevista, instrumentos cuestionario y guía de entrevista. Resultados: los niños de 11 años fue en mayor porcentaje 46.94% y menor porcentaje los de 9 años 6.12%. El 100% fueron de sexo masculino. El 71.43% tienen un conocimiento bueno sobre derechos del niño, 24.49% conocimiento regular y 4.08% conocimiento malo. 57.14% (28) fueron víctimas de maltrato físico leve, presentándose en mayor porcentaje en niños de 11 años 24.49% (12) y en menor porcentaje en niños de 09 años 4.08...

OBJECTIVE: To characterize child abuse in girls/children in educational institutions of the town of Huancavelica. METHODS: observational, descriptive level, inductive and deductive methods, simple descriptive design, population 847, sample census.RESULTS: 76.5% children (as) living in nuclear families and 23.5% in dysfunctional families, physical abuse mild 0.8% between 10 and 11 years, 1.3% boys and 0.8% girls; Mom mainly aggressor; moderate 6.6% over 10 years and 6.5% in 11 years; 9.7% 7.7% girls and boys, brothers aggressors, dad, cousin, uncle, neighbor, grandmother; severe 30.9% in 11 years and 30.1% over10 years, 43.1% girls and 37.4% boys, bullies mother, cousin, neighbor, brother, sister, young, stepfather and father. Being forms interchangeably in children / girls punching, slapping, kicking, pinching, pushing, pulling hair, whips, pulling of ears and belting; shoving, whipping....

OBJECTIVE: To characterize child abuse in girls/children in educational institutions of the town of Huancavelica. METHODS: observational, descriptive level, inductive and deductive methods, simple descriptive design, population 847, sample census.RESULTS: 76.5% children (as) living in nuclear families and 23.5% in dysfunctional families, physical abuse mild 0.8% between 10 and 11 years, 1.3% boys and 0.8% girls; Mom mainly aggressor; moderate 6.6% over 10 years and 6.5% in 11 years; 9.7% 7.7% girls and boys, brothers aggressors, dad, cousin, uncle, neighbor, grandmother; severe 30.9% in 11 years and 30.1% over10 years, 43.1% girls and 37.4% boys, bullies mother, cousin, neighbor, brother, sister, young, stepfather and father. Being forms interchangeably in children / girls punching, slapping, kicking, pinching, pushing, pulling hair, whips, pulling of ears and belting; shoving, whipping....

OBJECTIVE: To determine the relationship between the physical, psychological self-esteem and assertive- ness in children Educational Institutions in rural areas of the Parish of Huancavelica District 2010. METHODS: A quantitative, descriptive level, corre- lational design, descriptive methods, inductive -deduc- tive, population 22 students, non-probability sampling criterial. RESULTS: 45.5 % were boys and 54.5 % girls. 40.9 % suffered severe physical abuse, of which 4.5 % had high self esteem, high self-esteem trend 18.2 % , 13.6 % tendency to low self esteem and low self-esteem 4.5 % . The 13.6 % of physically abused , 3.6 % were moderate, of which 4.5 % had a tendency toward high self-esteem , self-esteem at risk, prone to low self-es- teem , 45.5% of children abused 31.8% showed a ten- dency to high self-esteem , self-esteem at risk 47.5 % and 9.1 % tendency to low self esteem. The vi...

OBJECTIVE: To determine the relationship between the physical, psychological self-esteem and assertive- ness in children Educational Institutions in rural areas of the Parish of Huancavelica District 2010. METHODS: A quantitative, descriptive level, corre- lational design, descriptive methods, inductive -deduc- tive, population 22 students, non-probability sampling criterial. RESULTS: 45.5 % were boys and 54.5 % girls. 40.9 % suffered severe physical abuse, of which 4.5 % had high self esteem, high self-esteem trend 18.2 % , 13.6 % tendency to low self esteem and low self-esteem 4.5 % . The 13.6 % of physically abused , 3.6 % were moderate, of which 4.5 % had a tendency toward high self-esteem , self-esteem at risk, prone to low self-es- teem , 45.5% of children abused 31.8% showed a ten- dency to high self-esteem , self-esteem at risk 47.5 % and 9.1 % tendency to low self esteem. The vi...