Una revisión sistemática sobre la familia, aplicando IA de ATLAS.ti.v.24
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https://doi.org/10.31637/epsir-2024-485Palabras clave:
familia, adolescentes, estilos de crianza, padres, inteligencia artificial, investigación, educación, ATLAS.tiResumen
Introducción: Nuestra sociedad es un reflejo de la familia, por lo cual, su estudio es relevante. Metodología: Se ha empleado el método de revisión sistemática cualitativa, comprendido desde el año 2015 – 2022; empleando la Inteligencia Artificial del software ATLAS.tiv.24; diez artículos fueron seleccionados de SCOPUS. Se desea conocer cuales son las metodologías de investigación mas empleadas; Asimismo, determinar la frecuencia de investigaciones sobre familia; descubrir que temas interesan a los investigadores; y finalmente, a que conclusiones han llegado los investigadores de la familia. Resultados: La mayoría de investigaciones son cuantitativas, y una minoría son de revisión sistemática. Se encontró que las publicaciones sobre la familia han ido en aumento desde el año 2015 hacia el año 2022. Se halló el interés en conocer cual es la influencia de la familia en el éxito o fracaso de los hijos; los estilos parentales; el consumo de drogas; los factores de riesgo y los factores de protección. Como último hallazgo, los investigadores consideran importante el desarrollo de: programas de prevención y de la inteligencia emocional, entre otros. Conclusiones: Existe un interés creciente para realizar investigaciones sobre la familia, abarcando diversas perspectivas. Finalmente, es necesario realizar más investigaciones cualitativas sobre la familia.
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