Archives

  • Corporeidad
    Vol. 4 No. 1 (2024)

    June to November 2024: This edition presents articles that address highly relevant topics. One explores how literary narrative reflects violence and monstrosity through the body, offering a deep insight into social realities. Another article analyzes the relationship between liberal arts and scientific research, highlighting how critical thinking and humanistic education enrich the development of researchers. A study on nursing practices in the management of pediatric malnutrition is also included, emphasizing the importance of continuous education and personalized care. Additionally, an analysis of the relationship between self-esteem and happiness in migrant university students is presented, revealing a positive correlation between both variables. Finally, an article examining Antisocial Personality Disorder and legal responsibility addresses the complex debate about culpability and neuroanatomical alterations in these cases.

  • Senses
    Vol. 3 No. 2 (2023)

    December 2023 to May 2024:

    Discover in the latest issue of our South American Research Journal a collection of innovative studies ranging from communicative foreign language teaching methods to the integration of advanced technology to enrich the aesthetic experience in museums. She delves into the dynamics of bilingualism in unique family contexts in Ecuador and explores the renal and electrolyte complications of eating disorders. In addition, she learns about strategic communication strategies for scientific publications, speech skills in English language learners through interactive applications, and delves further into neuropsychological interventions in cases of dementia linked to the use of new technologies.

  • Attitude
    Vol. 3 No. 1 (2023)

    We are pleased to present our latest issue to the scientific community. We begin with an article on genital tract infections and their impact on sexual function in women. Next, we present an investigation that addresses the development of critical thinking in the field of Social Studies, focused on eighth, ninth and tenth year students of basic education through e-learning. In the third article, we share the process of joint creation between five storytellers and a sculptor. We also highlight an innovative article that proposes a new organization of research designs, classifying them according to their level of complexity. In the fifth article, a rigorous validation and reliability measurement of the School Persistence Questionnaire, adapted and translated for the Ecuadorian secondary school population, is carried out. After that, we include a study that evaluates the validity of the Beck Anxiety and Depression Inventories in Kichwa-speaking Cañari adolescents in Ecuador.Finally, we delve into the philosophy of statistics with an article on the debate between frequentist and Bayesian statistics, in which a possible solution is glimpsed.

  • Thinking
    Vol. 2 No. 2 (2022)

    December 2022 to May 2023: On this occasion, we present an issue with several articles that highlight educational and thinking issues, as well as biological elements linked to health. The first article addresses the discordance between the self-perception of critical thinking and the ability to solve problems using this type of reasoning. The second article addresses the complex problem of the association between students' classroom disciplinary behavior and their creative thinking in relation to academic performance simultaneously. The third article focuses on the aesthetic analysis of Hans Haacke's work from a critical view of the essay. The fourth article is a systematic bibliographical review of the state of the art of the Caroli syndrome. The fifth article deals with determining whether progressivity and proportionality are complied with in the income tax. Finally, the sixth article updates the scientific community on diagnostic and therapeutic advances in hyperemesis gravidarum.

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    Society
    Vol. 2 No. 1 (2022)

    June to November  2022: Societies are conditioned by the social and biological relationships between individuals. In this issue we present a first article on the guidelines of Ecuadorian archaeological heritage. The second deals with the ineffective dismissal of maternal women. The third article delves into the critical philosophy on the hyperconsumption society. The fourth article deals with the impact that vaccination against covid-19 has had on the reduction of daily deaths. The fifth article focuses on the validation of the construct to assess the promotion of metacognition in high school. While, the last article, is a systematic review of virtual reality for rehabilitation in Alzheimer's patients.

  • Experiences
    Vol. 1 No. 2 (2021)

    December 2021 to May 2022: In this issue, we present five research articles. The first of them is a study on the radio programming of Cuenca-Ecuador in the sixties and seventies of the twentieth century. The second is a social work article on aging and the family in which the challenges from social work and family orientation are presented. The third deals with a case study on the perception of the organizational climate and its modification, the product of the intervention, and the regulations in the Ecuadorian university. The fourth article focuses on a literature review on electoral forecasting with big data applied to databases available on the Internet. Finally, the fifth and last article carries out an exploratory bibliographic review focusing on opinion polls, the economic vote, electoral history, political affiliation, and electoral markets.

  • Opening
    Vol. 1 No. 1 (2021)

    June to November 2021: We open our magazine with an opinion article on the prevention of dishonesty in the use of statistics. We continue with an article on recidivism in child abuse. Next, we present one dedicated to the evaluation of postgraduate theses in the health area. We continue with an article on the limitations of the dimensionality of a scale used in the field of education. Next, we present an article on the musical literary analysis of five popular Ecuadorian songs in the 1960s. We close this edition with an article on a case study of indigenous justice in Ecuador.