Abstract:

In educational institutions, students find spaces for interaction, school coexistence and decision-making, with all the agents of the educational community, but at the same time in these spaces originate intertwined phenomena such as school violence, an adverse school coexistence for learning and decision-making that lead to situations of confrontation between adolescent schoolchildren. The objective of this study was: To determine the relationship between violence, school coexistence and decision-making in adolescents of an educational institution in Ventanilla, Perú. The type of research is basic, quantitative approach, correlational level, and non-experimental and cross-sectional design. The sample was 631 adolescents between men and women aged 12 to 18 years, the technique used was the survey and the instruments used were the CVICOA questionnaire and the Melbourne decision making questionnaire. The results allow us to verify the main hypothesis that there is a relationship between violence, school coexistence and decision-making in adolescents of an educational institution in Ventanilla, Lima-Perú.

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