El ciberacoso en estudiantes universitarios del Perú: prevalencia y patrones

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.30827/relieve.v31i2.32758

Palabras clave:

Ciberacoso, estudiantes universitarios, prevalencia, Perú, psicometría.

Resumen

El ciberacoso es un fenómeno que salpica la realidad universitaria y que ha sido poco estudiado en países como Perú. El presente estudio analiza la prevalencia y los patrones del ciberacoso en estudiantes universitarios peruanos, utilizando una muestra de 1258 participantes de tres universidades. Con una metodología de encuesta (survey) y análisis psicométrico a partir de los datos recogidos con una versión del cuestionario European Cyberbullying Intervention Project (ECIP-Q), se identificaron siete factores subyacentes que reflejan una estructura compleja del fenómeno, destacando componentes como el abuso verbal, ataques a la identidad y la manipulación cibernética. Los hallazgos revelan una prevalencia significativa de víctimas y agresores, con una notable proporción de ciberagresores victimizados, así como las diferencias significativas entre sexos. Este estudio pone de manifiesto la necesidad de tomar medidas socioeducativas que promuevan la alfabetización digital y estrategias de afrontamiento adaptativas, para minimizar los graves efectos (personales, sociales, de salud y académicos) que puede tener el ciberacoso en el estudiantado universitario.

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Biografía del autor/a

Rocío del Pilar Rumiche Chávarry, Universidad Católica Santo Toribio de Mogrovejo

Doctora en Métodos de Investigación e Innovación por la Universidad de Málaga. Profesora e investigadora a Tiempo Completo de la Universidad Católica Santo Toribio de Mogrovejo (Perú) donde labora desde 2003. Esta inscrita como investigadora en el Registro Nacional Científico, Tecnológico y de Innovación Tecnológica RENACYT del CONCYTEC del Perú, y está acreditada como Profesora de Universidad Privada y Contratada Doctora por la ANECA (España). Es autora de publicaciones, artículos científicos y aportaciones en libros, que responden a investigaciones sobre tecnologías digitales y su uso e impacto en la educación y en el alumnado.

Contribución del autor (RPRCh): Revisión de la literatura, Revisión de la edición.

Declaración de conflicto de intereses: RPRCh declara que no existe conflicto de interés para la realización ni la publicación del estudio.

José Manuel Ríos Ariza, Universidad de Málaga

Doctor en Pedagogía por la Universidad de Málaga. Profesor Titular de la Universidad de Málaga (España), desde 1994. Ha sido miembro del Sistema Nacional de Investigadores de México, y Profesor Titular de la Universidad de Guadalajara (México) durante seis años. Como docente y/o investigador ha trabajado en 21 países. Ha participado en 31 proyectos de investigación financiados. Es autor o coautor de publicaciones: artículos de investigación, capítulos de libros y libros. Sus líneas de investigación son los procesos de innovación educativa y gestión del cambio, y las tecnologías digitales aplicadas a la educación.

Contribución del autor (JMRA): Conceptualización, Supervisión, Administración del proyecto.

Declaración de conflicto de intereses: JMRA declara que no existe conflicto de interés para la realización/publicación del estudio.

Oscar Rufino Cholán Valdez, Universidad Nacional de Cajamarca

Sociólogo, doctor en Psicología y docente universitario. Consultor e investigador con experiencia en gestión público privada; en procesos de Zonificación Económica Ecológica-ZEE, Ordenamiento Territorial y gestión del riesgo de desastres; facilitador en planes de gestión de cuencas hidrográficas, gestión de conflictos socioambientales y en demarcación territorial. Elaboración de estudios sociales para proyectos de desarrollo y estudios de impacto social - Líneas de Base Social. Investigador en problemas emergentes relacionados a la tecnología y en redes sociales.

Contribución del autor (ORChV): Revisión de la literatura, Revisión de la edición.

Declaración de conflicto de intereses: ORChV declara que no existe conflicto de interés para la realización ni la publicación del estudio.

Antonio Matas-Terron, Universidad de Málaga

Profesor Titular en la Universidad de Málaga (España), adscrito a la Unidad Docente de Metodología de la Investigación y Diagnóstico en Educación. Es licenciado en Psicología y doctor en Pedagogía por la Universidad de Málaga. Su investigación se centra en medición educativa, psicometría y evaluación de programas, con interés en el análisis metodológico de fenómenos sociales y educativos complejos. Ha desarrollado actividad docente e investigadora en diversas universidades nacionales e internacionales.

Contribución del autor (AMT): Curación de datos, Metodología, Software, Validación, Visualización, Redacción (borrador original y revisión y edición)

Declaración de conflicto de intereses: AMT declara que no existe conflicto de interés para la realización ni la publicación del estudio.

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