Reinvención de la vida cotidiana en mujeres cucuteñas en tiempos de Covid-19

Rico, Doris Amparo Parada; Plata, Gloria Esperanza Zambrano

doi:10.5027/psicoperspectivas-vol19-issue3-fulltext-2046

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“…Si bien esto podría hacer pensar en una incipiente democratización de los cuidados, esto no logra modificar la persistente responsabilidad de las mujeres en la toma de decisiones y desarrollo de este trabajo. Son ellas las que asumen las iniciativas de negociación, compromiso y costo del cuidar, tanto en términos de trabajo concreto como de "carga mental" (Parada y Zambrano, 2020;Passerino y Trupa, 2020). Analicemos el siguiente extracto que reproducimos extensamente, pues plasma con claridad la multiplicidad de trabajos en la vida cotidiana de una de las mujeres entrevistadas:…”

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“Ustedes no vuelven hasta el próximo año ¡porque la mamá dijo!” Ethopolítica del cuidado, mujeres y gobierno del riesgo en pandemia Covid 19

Calquín

Becerra

Barra

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El artículo se pregunta por el despliegue de las vidas cotidianas de mujeres durante la pandemia Covid-19, centrándose en el lugar que ocupan en el cuidado doméstico y la gestión del riesgo en clave ethopolítica. Desde una perspectiva fenomenológica y método cualitativo los resultados confirman la centralidad de las mujeres en el despliegue de estrategias para sostener la vida. Destaca la importancia del contexto de conflictividad social-política y significados del riesgo, los cuidados comunitarios y las demandas morales que transcienden la gestión individual del cuidado.

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“Ustedes no vuelven hasta el próximo año ¡porque la mamá dijo!” Ethopolítica del cuidado, mujeres y gobierno del riesgo en pandemia Covid 19

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“…The use of graphs in different types of media has become a fundamental tool to facilitate communication to the general public regarding the COVID-19 pandemic (Kwon et al, 2021 ). During this pandemic, the media have become important allies of health agencies in disseminating to the public information about preventive and control measures (da Silva et al, 2021 ; Parada & Zambrano, 2020 ). Despite the fact that, for the most part, research on graph studies has been carried out in the field of journalism (e.g., Dick, 2015 ), it is necessary, in agreement with Kwon et al ( 2021 ), that research in mathematics education also pay attention to the way in which graphs are used in the media.…”

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Exponential behaviour and variational practices in Chilean newscasts: a socioepistemological view

Cantoral

Espinoza

Gaete-Peralta

2023

ZDM Mathematics Education

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The research on which we report in this paper was framed within the socioepistemological theory and dealt with the fundamental role of variational practices in the understanding of COVID-19 pandemic graphs. Given the proliferation of mathematical graphs related to the pandemic in the media, we proposed to analyse the variational practices in use in the interpretation of graphs of exponential behaviour that a Chilean newscast of high rating used to inform the population about the pandemic in Chile. For this purpose, a thematic analysis intertwined with documentary analysis techniques was carried out, in order to describe the types of graphs shown in the newscast, and a variational reference system was studied to analyse the use of variational practices. To obtain our results, the types of graphs most frequently shown in the newscast at the beginning of the pandemic were identified and the use of the variational practices of comparison, seriation and prediction in such graphs was analysed. In conclusion, the need is discussed for the conceptual evolution of the exponential function to be accompanied by a pragmatic evolution in school that favours the use and development of variational practices in the student body.

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“…The cohabitation and subsistence capacities of families in all of humanity were widely exposed within the framework of the COVID-19 Pandemic; anxiety, fear, uncertainty, pain, sensations, emotions and feelings found in the reduced spaces of physical confinement, shook, stripped, and made visible the intimacy of their coexistence in the social space; their private world became a public arena for agreements and disputes; family strengths and weaknesses surfaced. 7 - 9 Numerous authors have characterized the families during times of pandemic. Their writings highlight six analytical categories: (i) Coexistence: modification in family interactions, social interdependence; 7 , 8 (ii) Reinvention of lifestyles; 9 (iii) Resignification of values; 9 , 10 (iv) Affective communication: emotion management, expression of affection; 7 - 10 (v) Support networks: spirituality enhancement, social and family support, 7 , 10 and (vi) Adaptation to the situation with change of limits, roles, and routines.…”

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“… 7 - 9 Numerous authors have characterized the families during times of pandemic. Their writings highlight six analytical categories: (i) Coexistence: modification in family interactions, social interdependence; 7 , 8 (ii) Reinvention of lifestyles; 9 (iii) Resignification of values; 9 , 10 (iv) Affective communication: emotion management, expression of affection; 7 - 10 (v) Support networks: spirituality enhancement, social and family support, 7 , 10 and (vi) Adaptation to the situation with change of limits, roles, and routines. 7 , 10 All these categories guide toward the importance of affective communication, family cohesion, flexibility in roles and responsibilities, as well as deployment of different coping mechanisms in subfamily systems, to survive and stay healthy.…”

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Socio-family Factors Predictive of Adaptative Coping Post COVID-19 Pandemic in Nursing Students from a Private University

Restrepo¹,

Hernández²,

Astudillo³

2023

Invest. Educ. Enferm.

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Objective. To identify socio-academic and family functionality factors – communication, cohesion, and flexibility – as predictive stimuli of adaptive coping of nursing university students in the post-COVID-19 pandemic. Methods. A cross-sectional descriptive study with stratified random sampling, with participation by 416 Nursing students from a private university in Pereira (Colombia), who answered a self-completed sociodemographic characterization survey, the Olson et al., communication scale, FACES III scale to assess family cohesion and flexibility, and the Calixta Roy CAPS scale to assess coping and adaptation capacity. Binary logistic regression and Hosmer-Lemeshow goodness-of-fit were performedto determine predictors of success, using SPSS v.26. Results. The profiles of the participants showed a higher proportion of women (78.4%), ages between 21 and 30 years (57.5%), young people who study and work (60.1%), and those who have an academic session on Friday and Saturday (67.5%). Nursing students perceive that their families communicate efficiently and satisfactorily (85.8%), have strong cohesion with a tendency towards attachment (73.6%) and flexibility, show a tendency towards chaos (70.7%) and have adaptive coping (48.5%). The success predictors for adaptive coping were female sex (p=0.007), academic session Friday and Saturday (p=0.042), occupation, study, and work (p=0.026), socioeconomic strata 4.5 and 6 (p=0.041), good or very good communication (p=0.001), balanced family cohesion (p =0.048), and balanced family flexibility (p=0.039). Conclusion. This study found that good family functionality and having adequate socioeconomic conditions were predictors of higher coping and adaptation capacity during the COVID-19 pandemic in the nursing students who participated in the study.

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Reinvención de la vida cotidiana en mujeres cucuteñas en tiempos de Covid-19

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“Ustedes no vuelven hasta el próximo año ¡porque la mamá dijo!” Ethopolítica del cuidado, mujeres y gobierno del riesgo en pandemia Covid 19

“Ustedes no vuelven hasta el próximo año ¡porque la mamá dijo!” Ethopolítica del cuidado, mujeres y gobierno del riesgo en pandemia Covid 19

Exponential behaviour and variational practices in Chilean newscasts: a socioepistemological view

Socio-family Factors Predictive of Adaptative Coping Post COVID-19 Pandemic in Nursing Students from a Private University

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