La vacunación contra el COVID-19 es una medida para la prevención y reducción de la tasa de contagios, teniendo como barrera las ideas fatalistas. La presente investigación tuvo como objetivo determinar si el fatalismo religioso explica la aceptación de las vacunas contra COVID-19 en adultos de sur de Perú. El estudio corresponde al enfoque cuantitativo, de diseño no experimental, de corte transversal y de tipo explicativo. La muestra estuvo conformada por 392 pobladores de entre 18 a 91 años de edad. Los instrumentos utilizados fueron la escala de Percepción de la aceptación de la vacuna contra el COVID-19 y Escala modificada de fatalismo religioso ante el COVID-19. En cuanto al análisis de correlación entre las variables, se obtuvo una relación negativa y significativa entre la variable aceptación de vacunas y el fatalismo religioso (r=-.269, p=.000), aunado a esto, bajo ...

This article aimed to determine the effectiveness of the “Mi Sol” program in the prevention of child sexual abuse (ASI, in spanish) through the development of knowledge and prevention skills about it. The study corresponds to a quasi-experimental design, carried out on a group of 28 primary level students from a state educational institution in the city of Juliaca, Perú. Likewise, there was the participation of a control group made up of 20 students. The program called “Mi Sol” developed by UNICEF-Chile was applied, and to test its effectiveness, a questionnaire of knowledge about ASI and prevention skills was applied, which proved to be valid and reliable. The results regarding the variable “Knowledge about ASI” before the intervention showed that the mean score was 22.89 and then 28.32 (p = .009); however, the control group — before the intervention — yielded a result ...

This article aimed to determine the effectiveness of the “Mi Sol” program in the prevention of child sexual abuse (ASI, in spanish) through the development of knowledge and prevention skills about it. The study corresponds to a quasi-experimental design, carried out on a group of 28 primary level students from a state educational institution in the city of Juliaca, Perú. Likewise, there was the participation of a control group made up of 20 students. The program called “Mi Sol” developed by UNICEF-Chile was applied, and to test its effectiveness, a questionnaire of knowledge about ASI and prevention skills was applied, which proved to be valid and reliable. The results regarding the variable “Knowledge about ASI” before the intervention showed that the mean score was 22.89 and then 28.32 (p = .009); however, the control group — before the intervention — yielded a result ...