IMPULSIVIDAD EN VARONES DENUNCIADOS POR VIOLENCIA INTRAFAMILIAR ASISTENTES AL C.S, CUSCO-2020

Abstract

Objective: To determine the level of impulsivity in men reported for Intrafamily violence attending the Clas Ttio Health Center in the city of Cusco - 2020. Material and method: Basic type study, with a descriptive, non-experimental and cross-sectional level, the sample was 75 men reported for intrafamily violence, who responded to the Barrat Impulsivity Scale (BIS-11) being an instrument of 30 items. The results were presented descriptively. Results: 85% of the men reported belong to the group that have a medium level of impulsivity, 12% of the men reported belong to the group that have a high level of the impulsivity variable, 03% of the men reported belong to to the group that have a low impulsivity level. Conclusions: Of the 75 men reported in cognitive impulsivity, 65% belong to the group that have a medium level of cognitive impulsivity, 32% belong to the group that have a high level of cognitive impulsivity, 3% belong to the group that have a low level of cognitive impulsivity. Based on the dimension of motor impulsivity, 59% belong to the group that have a medium level of motor impulsivity, 15% belong to the group that have a low level of motor impulsivity, 3% belong to the group that have a level of impulsivity motor high. Regarding unplanned impulsivity, 85% belong to the group that have a medium level of unplanned impulsivity, 9% belong to the group that have a low level of unplanned impulsivity, 5% belong to the group that have a low level of unplanned impulsivity. high unplanned impulsivity. Keywords: Impulsivity, Violence, Family, Conflict, Aggression.