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Análisis de la violencia con enfoque de género en el noviazgo adolescente en la ciudad de Cuenca
(Universidad de Cuenca, 2022-01-03) Chuni Ramón, Enma Carolina; Mendieta Orellana, Mónica Elisabeth
In adolescence, the first dating relationships often develop, however, young people often confuse possessive behaviors with displays of affection. Romantic love is based on an androcentric society based on prejudices that establish how love should be in affective relationships; manifestations such as the exclusivity of the couple, ideals of the perfect man and woman; possessive jealousy as evidence of love, are acts of violence that correlate with submission and power. In this context, the research on dating in adolescence is relevant, it gathered 580 adolescents from 12 to 19 years of age from educational institutions in the most populated parishes of the city of Cuenca. The sample was 389 students, which corresponds to 67% who live or lived a dating relationship. An online survey was applied to collect data on physical, psychological and sexual violence and its possible consequences experienced by adolescents in dating relationships with their partners. The results were analyzed in a differentiated manner for men and women, with a gender perspective