Publicado 2023-07-01
Palabras clave
- Estudios de posgrado; tesis profesional; estilos de enseñanza; formación de investigadores; psicometría.
Resumen
Esta investigación explora y describe las diferencias en estilos de dirección de tesis desde las perspectivas de directores(as) y tesistas de doctorado, según género, área de conocimiento y etapa en la tesis. Los estilos analizados son el directivo, orientador y ausente. Para alcanzar el objetivo se aplicó un instrumento que evalúa dichos estilos a 267 directores(as) de tesis y otro equivalente a 285 tesistas. Los resultados indican que ambos grupos informaron percibir, por orden de preponderancia, estilo orientador, directivo y ausente. Además, el área de conocimiento influye en el estilo de dirección asumido y para ambos grupos el estilo directivo está más presente en las ciencias naturales que en las sociales. Finalmente, los y las tesistas suelen necesitar mayor guía y orientación de sus directores(as), al definirlos en mayor medida como ausentes.
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