Funcionamiento familiar y ludopatía en adolescentes
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Funcionamiento familiar, Ludopatía, AdolescenciaResumen
Se analizó la relación entre el funcionamiento familiar y el nivel de ludopatía en adolescentes de la institución educativa Mariscal Castilla, El Tambo en el 2019. El estudio fue correlacional de corte transversal, la población estuvo integrada por 105 estudiantes de educación secundaria con edades de 13 y 17 años, se utilizó el cuestionario “FACE III”, para valorar el funcionamiento familiar, también se empleó el “SOUTH OAKS” para evaluar el nivel de ludopatía. Los resultados mostraron que el 49.5% de los adolescentes provienen de familias caóticas, seguido del 23.8% de familias flexibles. En la adaptabilidad, el 39% de los adolescentes pertenecen a familias separadas, seguido de 29.5% que son de familias semi relacionadas. Existe una asociación significativa entre el funcionamiento familiar y la ludopatía, Rho de Spearman (r=-0.4678), p = 0.01. En suma, estos resultados sugieren que el incremento de la funcionalidad familiar disminuye el nivel de ludopatía de adolescentes.
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