Influence of family violence on the behavior of women beneficiaries of the Comprehensive Health Insurance of the Metropolitan Health Center - Puno

Ccama Alejo R.; Jimenez Chura A.C.; Flores Fernández S.N. · Proceedings of the LACCEI international Multi-conference for Engineering, Education and Technology (2023)

Resumen

This research analyzes the effects that violence has on women where it is observed that violence has negative consequences on well-being and women's quality of life, since it affects their physical, emotional and social health, deteriorates their self-concept, their personal security, their abilities to face violence and protect themselves from situations of future abuse, deteriorates their daily activities at work and their interpersonal relationships. Which has as a general objective: to determine the influence of family violence on the behavior of women beneficiaries of Comprehensive Health Insurance, who are victims of family violence, as a general hypothesis: Family violence significantly influences women's behavior beneficiaries of Comprehensive Health Insurance. The research revolves around the quantitative paradigm, under the type of explanatory research (cause - effect); and the research design is non-experimental, the hypothetical-deductive method was also used and the technique is the survey, whose instrument is the questionnaire, and the sample is of 99 women beneficiaries of the SIS. In the main results achieved, we can indicate that 43.4% of women state that they suffer psychological violence by influencing their behavior in a negative way, in the same way 42.4% of women show that they have passive behavior showing submissive behavior. It is concluded by saying that the type of psychological family violence significantly influences the passive behavior of women beneficiaries of SIS.

Instituciones: Universidad Nacional del Altiplano