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Competencias Comunicativas con Enfoque de Género (Presentación de curso).
No full textPresentación de curso: Competencias Comunicativas con Enfoque de Género, por la Mtra. Diana Michel Varela Muñoz para el programa de Humanidades del Instituto de Ciencias Sociales y Administración.
Febrero 2025
Competencias Comunicativas con Enfoque de Género (Presentación de curso).
No full textPresentación de curso: Competencias Comunicativas con Enfoque de Género, por la Dra. Lorena Yadira Medina Gómez, para el programa de Humanidades del Instituto de Ciencias Sociales y Administración.
Febrero 2025
Ishikawa diagram and the 3 Mu as tools for productivity
No full textThe purpose of this paper is to identify the factors that affect the productivity of a plastics company in Mexico, answering the question: What are the factors that decrease the productivity of the review and adjustment area in a plastics company? To achieve this, a case study methodology was used, supported by the collection of quantitative and qualitative data based on interviews, observations, document review and company statistics. It was found that the problems causing low productivity in the company are found within six factors: material, labor, method, environment, measurement, machinery, and equipment. The main limitation is that it is research focused on a single company, but at the same time this gives greater value to the investigation by contributing knowledge regarding the usefulness offered by the combination of the 3 Mu tools and the Ishikawa diagram, used to make a productivity diagnosis. It is concluded that the research represents an important contribution on the use of industrial engineering tools to study productivity, thanks to its systematic approach, rigorous analysis, and detailed diagnosis
Plan 24 de estudios de Ingeniería Eléctrica.
No full textPlan 24 de estudios de Ingeniería Eléctrica. del Departamento de Ingeniería Eléctrica y Computación del Instituto de Ingeniería y Tecnología.
Marzo 2025
Autoevaluación de madres y padres en relación con los roles de género
No full textUn estudio del Departamento de Sociología de la Universidad de Washington examina cómo los roles de género y la clase social influyen en la autoevaluación de padres y madres. Se encontró que las madres enfrentan estándares más estrictos y tienden a evaluarse de manera más negativa, incluso cuando su rol parental y económico es equiparable al de los padres. Aunque el modelo tradicional de crianza está cambiando, los estereotipos de género aún afectan la percepción del desempeño parental. Además, la clase social influye en los estilos de crianza: en la clase media es más estructurada, mientras que en familias con menos recursos se fomenta más la independencia. Esto subraya la necesidad de replantear los roles de género en la crianza y su impacto en la autopercepción parental
Risk Factors for Non-consensual Sex Victimization by an Intimate Partner in Women and Men: a Systematic Literature Review
No full textResearch on Intimate partner violence (IPV) has primarily focused on studying psychological aggression and physical violence, and to a lesser extend sexual aggression/violence. Furthermore, IPV has been studied within a variety of samples; hence, methodological characteristics were thought to vary within studies. The present literature review aim was twofold, first it aimed at identifying risk factors of non-consensual sex (NCS) victimization by an intimate partner, and it also endeavored to investigate methodological characteristics of studies that have addressed risk factors of NCS victimization by an intimate partner. A systematic search identified a total of 38 published studies meeting inclusion criteria. Results indicate an array of risk factors of NCS victimization by an intimate partner. In regard to female victimization, most risk factors stem from the ontogenetic and microsystems, while exosystem and macrosystem risk factors were less frequently identified. Only six studies (15.8%) addressed male victimization. Methodological aspects of empirical studies that can be improved include consistency in the definition and measurement tools of NCS to better understand the nature and magnitude of the phenomenon