Author(s): Cruz García Lirios*,Oscar Coronado Rincón
The objective of this work was to establish the homogeneous random effects of child abuse based on formative and reflective review criteria. A retrospective and systematic documentary research was carried out, alluding to a sample of studies published from 2020 to 2023 on the pandemic and its effects on the abuse of minors. Block random effect sizes were found in confidence intervals and low percentages of random attribution, as well as the testing of the null hypothesis regarding significant differences between the individual values with respect to a block. The findings allow the study to be extended to other publication thresholds with other cases derived from violence in confinement and social distancing.