Autoestima, funcionamiento familiar y consumo de alcohol en adolescentes de la institución Educativa de San Jerónimo de Pangoa 2024.
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El objetivo de la siguiente investigación es determinar la relación entre Autoestima, funcionamiento familiar y consumo de alcohol en adolescentes de la Institución Educativa de San Jerónimo de Pangoa 2024. El método fue de tipo básico con diseño no experimental correlacional-transversal, la muestra estuvo conformada por 63 adolescentes. Los resultados identificaron que la autoestima fue de nivel bajo con el 34,9% adolescentes; por otro lado, el funcionamiento familiar que predominó fue el disfuncional con el 57,11% finalmente el consumo de alcohol fue del 58,7%. En conclusión, se determinó que el autoestima y funcionamiento familiar no se relacionan al consumo de alcohol en adolescentes, evidenciado en un p-valor=0,489 y 0,325 en caso respectivamente.
The objective of the following research is to determine the relationship between self-esteem, family functioning and alcohol consumption in adolescents of the San Jerónimo de Pangoa 2024 Educational Institution. The method was basic with a non-experimental correlational-transversal design, the sample consisted of 63 adolescents. The results identified that self-esteem was low with 34.9% of the adolescents; on the other hand, the predominant family functioning was dysfunctional with 57.11% and finally, alcohol consumption was 58.7%. In conclusion, it was determined that self-esteem and family functioning were not related to alcohol consumption in adolescents, as evidenced by a p-value of 0.489 and 0.325 respectively.
The objective of the following research is to determine the relationship between self-esteem, family functioning and alcohol consumption in adolescents of the San Jerónimo de Pangoa 2024 Educational Institution. The method was basic with a non-experimental correlational-transversal design, the sample consisted of 63 adolescents. The results identified that self-esteem was low with 34.9% of the adolescents; on the other hand, the predominant family functioning was dysfunctional with 57.11% and finally, alcohol consumption was 58.7%. In conclusion, it was determined that self-esteem and family functioning were not related to alcohol consumption in adolescents, as evidenced by a p-value of 0.489 and 0.325 respectively.
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