“Funcionalidad familiar y desarrollo motriz”

Abstract

The aim of this research is to identify the possible relationship between family functioning and motor development of children attending the Children's Center of Good Living Cuyayacu in the city of Tena. Family functioning is the proper management of the relationship between each of the members thereof, to measure this variable the FFSIL test consisting of 14 items in which situations that can occur within a family by detailing was used which it can be identified if the family is functional, Moderately functional or Dysfunctional Dysfunctional Severely. On the other hand, motor development refers to everything that is related to the movement, for measuring this variable subscales fine motor and gross motor skills test Denver II were applied since this test is used to identify problems in the development of children, ie to assess whether the child has a developmental delay according to chronological age in which it is located. For data analysis SPSS statistical software was used through the X2 test and Fisher's exact test, finding that there is no relationship between the two variables.