Browsing by Author "Bernal Villa, Max Hernán"
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Item La actividad bananera en la parroquia la Iberia y su influencia socioeconómica en los pequeños productores(1999) Gallegos Suárez, Georgia Karina; Dumes Vera, Holguer; Bernal Villa, Max HernánItem Alcances y limites del régimen de desarrollo de la Constitución de la República del Ecuador del año 2008(2010) Flores Sisalima, Andrés David; Bernal Villa, Max HernánItem Ambiente laboral y riesgos psicosociales de los colaboradores y colaboradoras de la Dirección de Vialidad del Gobierno Provincial del Azuay, en el periodo 2022(Universidad de Cuenca, 2023-03-01) Agudo Avilés, Paola Estefanía; Gómez Ochoa, Doménica Micaela; Bernal Villa, Max HernánThe work environment influences the integral wellbeing of people, therefore, being exposed to psychosocial risks can affect their performance and the productivity of the organization, for this reason, the research was important because it explored the work environment and psychosocial risks of the employees of the Gobierno Provincial del Azuay, Cuenca-Ecuador, in the period 2022. This research used a mixed methodology, quantitative and qualitative, with a study population of 197 people, from which a sample of 130 male and female employees was obtained. For this purpose, the "Guide for the Application of the Psychosocial Risk Questionnaire of the Directorate of Safety, Health at Work and Comprehensive Risk Management of the Ministry of Labor" was used, as well as the Test of Problematic Use of Pornography, the Test on the Use of Technologies and the Test on Alcohol Consumption. After the application of the different questionnaires, processing, analysis and interpretation, the main psychosocial risks present in the employees of the Roads Directorate were obtained, in the dimensions of Leadership, Margin of Action and Control, Labor Harassment, Sexual Harassment and Working Conditions, which influence the work performance of the employees.Item Análisis de la participación de los actores sociales e institucionales de la parroquia Tarqui del cantón Cuenca, en el contexto de la elaboración del Plan Operativo Anual para el año 2002(2003) Puma Lucero, Fanny Lucila; Bernal Villa, Max HernánItem Análisis de la participación social de los pobladores de la parroquia de San Gabriel de Chaucha del cantón Cuenca en la determinación de los problemas y soluciones en el contexto de la planificación estratégica y participativa, año 2002(2003) Tibán Freire, Silvia Guadalupe; Bernal Villa, Max HernánItem Calidad de atención que reciben las personas con discapacidad por parte del personal de CONADIS-Azuay(2010) Tacuri, Diana; Bernal Villa, Max HernánItem Causas y consecuencias de la desmotivación de los N.N. de 8-9 años en el ámbito escolar que asisten al C.D.S. la Aurora período 2010(2010) Murillo, Gina; Bernal Villa, Max HernánItem Causas y consecuencias del bajo rendimiento académico de los estudiantes de la Escuela Mixta Juan José Flores durante el período lectivo 2009-2010(2010) Matute Jara, Ivonne; Bernal Villa, Max HernánItem Causas y consecuencias del consumo de alcohol por parte de los estudiantes de la Facultad de Jurisprudencia en bares cercanos a la universidad(2010) Paccha Benalcázar, Carina Ofelia; Bernal Villa, Max HernánItem Causas y consecuencias del maltrato infantil de los casos que se receptan en el Centro de diagnóstico y orientación psicopedagógico(2010) Obaco Sarango, Merci; Bernal Villa, Max HernánItem La comunidad de Quilloac, su inserción al mercado y sus perspectivas de desarrollo(1998) Correa Padrón, Romel Santiago; Ojeda Guamán, John Eduardo; Bernal Villa, Max HernánItem Las comunidades de aprendizaje: una herramienta para el trabajo social en el desarrollo comunitario y educativo(2015) Armijos Parra, María Isabel; Bernal Villa, Max HernánThis study aims to raise awareness about Learning Communities as a promising project, through which social work intervenes by successful practices as dialogic learning, social education, group work, that are developed both in schools and their communities. The intervention line that runs through the social work within learning communities, is part of a renewed reflection as to what to do in the educational and professional community area, facing the global nature of problems with the participation of all people involved in the educational process and that are part of a community, recognizing that people are capable of speech and action. This study begins with the conceptualization of development, education and community, describing its most important aspects. Next is carried out a general approximation about the development, structure and organizational aspects of Learning Communities. Likewise in this study the importance of the relationship school-family-community is integrated, showing them as elements that constitute a social capital by setting up support networks that are solved through integrated community interaction. Finally, we analyze how social work through Learning Communities is materialized through social action.Item Consecuencias que produce la migración de los padres en sus hijos, en la Escuela 27 de Febrero del cantón Girón(2010) Cabrera, Cindy; Bernal Villa, Max HernánItem La Contaminación del medio ambiente en la parroquia Guapán: sus principales causas y consecuencias. 1988(1990) Guallpa Guamán, Luis Manuel; Bernal Villa, Max HernánItem La Contratación colectiva en las constituciones ecuatorianas a partir de 1978(2008) Pacheco Barros, Juan; Bernal Villa, Max HernánItem La corrupción y su combate. El análisis económico del derecho: un método de tratamiento para la prevención y sanción de los delitos de corrupción, establecidos en el sistema jurídico de la República del Ecuador en vigencia(2006) Machado Clavijo, Rommel; Bernal Villa, Max HernánItem Democratización de los factores de producción en la Constitución del Ecuador del año 2008(2011) Maldonado Maldonado, Plino Eladio; Bernal Villa, Max HernánItem Desarrollo social de las personas con discapacidad en Ecuador(2016) Siavichay Sinchi, Yessenia Teresa; Bernal Villa, Max HernánPeople with disabilities of Ecuador have been an active part of their social development, to achieve this result have developed various struggles, and thus be considered subjects of rights and not subject to duties, during the global local history and there have been several visions from different perspectives for people with disabilities, issued by the constant social change with the aim of a comprehensive and inclusive social development. Knowing this reality, this monograph we review the history of people with disabilities and how are you were recognized during the passage of time, for this work it has become necessary to describe concepts currently handled disability and primarily to the classification in Ecuador. For purposes of this study, it was especially necessary to outline the appropriate terms to refer to people with disabilities and the right way to assist them in addition to recapitulate the path taken by people with disabilities in their federations represented in Ecuador. Finally a brief analysis of the legal regulations at international and national level gradually analyzing the rights acquired by people with disabilities, also addressed the development of positive language that must be used to refer to people with disabilities will be displayed.Item Diagnóstico de la situación socioeconómica de mujeres afiliadas al Seguro Social Campesino, usuarias del Dispensario Médico Mayancela de la parroquia rural Sinincay, en el cantón Cuenca. Año 2023(Universidad de Cuenca, 2024-02-28) Mieles Ledesma, Tamara Yamile; Toledo Romero, Andrea Nicole; Bernal Villa, Max HernánThe purpose of this research focuses on understanding the socioeconomic situation of women affiliated with the Rural Social Security in the Mayancela medical dispensary, located in the parish of Sinincay, in the Cuenca canton, in the year 2023. This is done based on the postulates of the Human Scale Development Theory and the Ecological Theory. To achieve this, 150 questionnaires were applied to affiliated and retired women in this medical dispensary, which were the product of the application of simple random sampling. The approach used in this research was quantitative with a non-experimental - transversal nature and responds to a descriptive research design. Finally, the population under study corresponds to adult and older Ecuadorian women from rural areas, whose main activities are agriculture, livestock and crafts. These women also have the support of pensions, bonuses and remittances, which help provide adequate income to cover their fundamental needs. The analysis highlights that, according to the findings, the income of these women is lower than their expenses, underscoring the importance of additional sources of financial support to maintain a satisfactory economic balance.Item Diagnóstico de manejo económico de la Junta Parroquial de Baños del Cantón Cuenca Provincia del Azuay durante el períoddo 2000-2004(2006) Carbo Villalta, Lilio; Bernal Villa, Max Hernán
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