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Deporte y resiliencia en poblaci n juvenil de alta vulnerabilidad

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  • Jos Mar a Cabrera
  • Alejandro Cid
  • Juan Jos Irisarri

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Usando una base de datos in dita, creada a partir de cuestionarios administrados a una poblaci n de contexto cr tico, este trabajo busca medir el impacto de un programa de prevenci n de violencia adolescente a trav s del deporte. Mediante una metodolog a de diferencias en diferencias, exploramos asociaciones entre participar en el programa y habilidades no-cognitivas de j venes altamente vulnerables. Encontramos evidencia de fuertes asociaciones positivas entre el programa e indicadores claves de resiliencia. Los adolescentes que participaron con m s intensidad del programa muestran una mayor probabilidad de desarrollar mejores aspiraciones (educativas, laborales, familiares), mayores ndices de integraci n social y de permanencia en el sector educativo formal, y menores transgresiones a la autoridad p blica. Explotamos informaci n cualitativa para estudiar los posibles mecanismos, y se destacan la ocupaci n del tiempo libre, la pr ctica asidua de habilidades no-cognitivas, y el coaching personal. Este trabajo arroja luz sobre estrategias prometedoras para aumentar la resiliencia y reinserci n social de j venes altamente vulnerables provenientes de contextos cr ticos.

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  • Jos Mar a Cabrera & Alejandro Cid & Juan Jos Irisarri, 2016. "Deporte y resiliencia en poblaci n juvenil de alta vulnerabilidad," Documentos de Trabajo/Working Papers 1602, Facultad de Ciencias Empresariales y Economia. Universidad de Montevideo..
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