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Psicol. Caribe ; 40(2): 229-248, mayo-ago. 2023. tab
Artigo em Espanhol | LILACS-Express | LILACS | ID: biblio-1575413

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Resumen Se estima la prevalencia de lesiones e intimidación escolar de una muestra de escolares del Eje Cafetero. Para ello se llevó a cabo un estudio transversal con alcance descriptivo, en el que se desarrolló un análisis secundario de la Encuesta Nacional de Salud Escolar - ENSE 2017. Participaron 4.353 adolescentes del Eje Cafetero entre 12 y 17 años, de los cuales 51.8% son mujeres y 47.8% hombres, de los grados séptimo a undécimo. Los resultados establecen que el 24.8% de los escolares encuestados reportaron lesiones serias y el 14.2% indicaron que fueron intimidados el último mes. El 23.5% afirman que participaron en una pelea física, y el 17% que han sido víctimas al menos una vez. El 37.9% han sido agredidos verbalmente y el 6,6% han sido rechazados, en los últimos 30 días. Se concluye que existen múltiples factores de riesgo para considerar la intimidación escolar como un problema de salud pública y se hace importante incrementar la financiación y la vinculación de profesionales idóneos para llevar a cabo programas de promoción del bienestar y la salud mental en los contextos escolares.


Abstract The prevalence of school injuries and bullying is estimated in a sample of schoolchildren from the Eje Cafetero. For this, it was carried out a transversal study with a descriptive analysis, in which it developed a secondary analysis of the National School Health Survey - ENSE 2017. Participated 4,353 adolescents from the Cafetera Region between 12 and 17 years old, of which 51.8% are women and 47.8% men, school level from seven to eleven. The results show that 24.8% of the schoolchildren surveyed reported serious injuries and 14.2% indicated that they were bullied in the last month. 23.5% affirm that they participated in a physical fight, and 17% that they had been victims at least once. 37.9% have been verbally assaulted and 6.6% have been rejected, in the last 30 days. It is concluded that there are multiple risk factors to consider school bullying as a public health problem and it is important to increase funding and the involvement of suitable professionals that promote well-being and mental health in school contexts by development programs.

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