Bibliographic citations
Arevalo, M., Infante, N. (2020). Estudio del comportamiento sexual en estudiantes de psicología y obstetricia de una Universidad Privada, Iquitos. 2019 [Tesis, Universidad Científica del Perú]. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14503/1219
Arevalo, M., Infante, N. Estudio del comportamiento sexual en estudiantes de psicología y obstetricia de una Universidad Privada, Iquitos. 2019 [Tesis]. PE: Universidad Científica del Perú; 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14503/1219
@misc{renati/1037071,
title = "Estudio del comportamiento sexual en estudiantes de psicología y obstetricia de una Universidad Privada, Iquitos. 2019",
author = "Infante Melendez, Nikg Jeferson",
publisher = "Universidad Científica del Perú",
year = "2020"
}
The present study aimed to determine if there are significant differences in sexual behavior among university students from the psychology and obstetrics specialties of a private university, Iquitos. 2019, according to the Eysenck Sex Behavior Scale. It is a non-experimental study, where the hypothetical-deductive method is used; of the descriptive, comparative, transversal type. The population was made up of students from the specialties of psychology and obstetrics, there were a total of 755 students, so a sample of 200 students was taken, among which 50.0% participated in the study belong to the specialty of obstetrics and 50 , 0% to psychology. The instrument that was applied, the Eysenck Sex Attitudes Inventory, provided numerical scores which were statistically processed in order to verify the degree of difference in the variables considered in the students of the mentioned specialties. The scores obtained were entered into the computerized statistical program (SPSS Ver.22 for Windows. Then we proceeded to request comparisons of the case using descriptive statistics and Student's "t" test, for being n> 30, in order to establish whether there are significant differences in attitudes towards sex between the aforementioned specialties. The most important results were: The favorable percentage in sexual behavior in Obstetrics was 52% and 35% in Psychology; Sexual behavior scores are higher in Obstetrics students than in Psychology students, positive t and p 0.05 indicates that there are no significant differences. The favorable percentage in the Puritanism Factor of sexual behavior in Obstetrics was 74% and 45% in Psychology. Scores on the Puritanism Factor in sexual behavior are higher in Obstetrics students than in Psychology students; t positive and p <0.05; indicates that there are significant differences. The favorable percentage in the Neuroticism Factor of sexual behavior in Obstetrics was 38.0% and 24% in Psychology. Scores on the Neuroticism Factor in sexual behavior are higher in Obstetrics students than in Psychology students; t positive and p <0.05 indicates that there are significant differences. The favorable percentage in the Sexual Excitability Factor of sexual behavior in Obstetrics was 38.0% and 32% in Psychology. The scores on the Sexual Excitability Factor of sexual behavior are similar in Obstetrics and Psychology students; Negative t indicates that there are no significant differences. The favorable percentage in the Sexual Insecurity Factor of sexual behavior in Obstetrics was 27.0% and 23% in Psychology. The scores on the Sexual Insecurity Factor of sexual behavior are similar in Obstetrics and Psychology students; Negative t indicates that there are no significant differences.
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