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  1. 1901

    Evaluación disergonómica en trabajadores de una empresa privada de Cusco, Perú por Dina Rossy Olarte-Llave, Raul Luciano Mestas-Tola, Juan Eduardo Vigo Rivera, Hernan Romulo Apaza-Porto

    Publicado 2022
    “…Resultados: Del total de participantes, el 79,41% (n=27) correspondió al sexo masculino; con respecto a la dimensión (Identificación de problemas de salud) el 57,14% (n=4) del personal administrativo y el 92,59% (n=25) del personal conductor presentaron una percepción regular y deficiente, respectivamente. …”
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  2. 1902

    Resilient coping, burnout, self-efficacy, and academic procrastination: an explanatory study in Peruvian and Colombian university students por Kattia Yanira Fernandez-Chero, Adriana Carolina Daza-Albor, Ana Carolina Mendoza-Del Valle, Israel Fernández-Mallma, Miluska Villar-Guevara

    Publicado 2026
    “…Introduction The tendency to postpone academic responsibilities has become a critically observed phenomenon from personal, systemic, and social perspectives, as it transforms into a persistent habit that can impact various dimensions of university life. This behavior, known as academic procrastination, represents a challenge for higher education institutions in Latin America and around the world. …”
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    Styles of coping with stress and anxiety in young people from the Peruvian jungle during the health emergency por Garcia Garcia, Adan, Infante Alfaro, Lizet, Campos Altamirano, Leisther

    “…Results: The results showed that there is a statisticallysignificant inverse relationship between two dimensions of stress coping styles, which are problemfocusedcoping and emotion-focused coping, and anxiety (rho = -0.367, p = 0.000; rho = -0.339, p =0.000 respectively).…”

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  5. 1905

    The Singapore Math: Its scope for learning mathematics por Tapia Reyes, Ruth Alesshandra, Murillo Antón, Jaimin

    Publicado en Revista Muro de la Investigación (2020)
    “…For this reason, the purpose of this article is to analyze the scope of the Singapore Math for teaching mathematics, mentioning the dimensions, approaches, methodology and theories that support this method. …”

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  6. 1906

    Questionnaire on Attitudes vis-a-vis Situations of Aggression. Preliminary results of their adaptation to the school environment por Caminos, Verónica, Oros, Laura B.

    Publicado en Apuntes Universitarios (2017)
    “…The items turned out to be discriminative and they were grouped, based on a Factorial Exploratory Analysis, into three dimensions that are related to the theory: Passivity (α = .90), Aggressiveness (α = .95) and Prosocial behavior (α = .92). …”

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  7. 1907

    New artivist pedagogies for education: evidence of the construction of democratic coexistence and cooperative learning in vulnerable contexts por Holguin Alvarez, Jhon, Montañez Huancaya, Aquila Priscila, Montañez Huancaya, Norma Nancy, Dolorier Zapata, Rosa Guillermina, Cruz Montero, Juana María, Ledesma Pérez, Fernando Eli

    Publicado en Apuntes Universitarios (2020)
    “…It was found that: 1) popular artivist pedagogy based on cultural aspects (problems and folklore) develops democratic coexistence in vulnerable contexts, 2) pedagogy based on dactyl theatrical painting develops cooperative learning in a meaningful way and its dimensions, although the interaction Individual is a complex aspect to develop. …”

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  13. 1913

    Reder evaluation system and the strategic plan of a confessional private institution por Villar Guevara, Miluska, Toyohama Pocco, Gladys

    Publicado en Apuntes Universitarios (2019)
    “…An instrument of 26 items was applied, divided into 5 dimensions, which was administered to a population of 45 people in the administration. …”

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  14. 1914

    Relationship between videogame dependency and social skills in students of a state educational institution in Lima East por Alave Mamani, Sislay Marcia, Pampa Yupanqui, Sara Nelbith

    “…Furthermore it was found a significant relation in the social dimensions: “skills alternative to the aggression” (rho= -.209;p<0,05) and “skills related to stress” (rho= -.108; p<0,05). …”

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  15. 1915

    Family functioning and resilience in patients with noncommunicable diseases of a public hospital in Metropolitan Lima por Céspedes Felix, Moises, Nina Cayte, Jesly, Vilca Quiro, Wildman

    “…The scale used to measure family functioning was the Family Cohesion and Adaptability Assessment Scale (FACES III) and to measure resilience, the Resilience Scale developed by Wagnild and Young (1993) was used, which consists of five dimensions. The sample consisted of 109 patients. In the Results it was found that family functioning is not related to resilience (x2 = 5.972, p> .05). …”

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  16. 1916

    Emotional intelligence of university men and women in Juliaca city por Rodriguez Calle, Martha Elizabet, Alfaro Vásquez, Rosa María

    “…Result: There is a significant correlation between dependency on social networks (DRS) andacademic procrastination (Rho=0.465; p=0.0001), as well as for the dimensions of DRS, dependency(Rho=0.449; p=0.0001), tolerance (Rho=0.417; p=0.0001) and withdrawal (Rho=0.489; p=0.0001).Conclusion: The greater dependence on social networks, a higher level of academic procrastinationis expected in university students…”

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  17. 1917

    Positioning and customer loyalty of the East Lima supermarkets, 2017 por Huanacuni Ventura, Julio César, Alarcón Acuña, Jamin, Núñez Rojas, Kelly

    “…To measure positioning we used the instrument built, in Spain, by Hartman, Apaolaza, and Forcada (2002), which is divided into two dimensions: behavioral intention, and loyalty. The results through Spearman’s Rho test show that there is a relationship between positioning and customer loyalty (0.476, p-value 0.00); likewise loyalty and leadership in the service, (0.455, p-value 0.00); finally between loyalty and concern for the environment, (0.476, p-value 0.000). …”

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  18. 1918

    Job performance from a theoretical perspective por Bautista Cuello, Rossmery, Cienfuegos Fructus, Rosita, Aquilar Panduro, Junior David

    “…A conclusive definition considers work performance as integrated systems aimed at developing the effectiveness and success of organizations, which are actions that generate value for the company through its dimensions: performance of the task and achievement of the tasks according to the knowledge that contributes to the organization directly or indirectly; Counterproductive behaviors, such as deliberate acts that occur voluntarily that are beneficial to the worker and contextual performance, which are spontaneous and individual behaviors that exceed what is expected for their position, these are important for achieving the desired results in organizations.…”

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  19. 1919

    A theoretical review of the adoption of e-commerce por Chavez Vilcahuaman, Ronaldo Domingo, Aldaba Murrieta, Monica Nicole, Corrales Baldoceda, Carlos Eduardo

    “…A conclusive definition considered for e-commerce is that it is considered as a necessary implement and instrument that allows the consumer to carry out buying and selling activities where the scope of access availability is unlimited, which generates profitability for the company through its dimensions: perceived security understood as a security control that is provided to the consumer, the loyalty of the consumer which are the attitudes that they take according to their experiences and the expectation that they have towards the company and lastly the satisfaction which are the expectations of the client of the service provided.…”

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  20. 1920