Enrique Martinez Munoz, Cruz Garcia Lirios & Victor Hugo Merino Cordoba
Social representations are a structure for the learning of consensus within expert groups. The objective of the present work was to explore the structure of categories, rounds and extracts to infer their relationships. A documentary study was conducted with sources indexed to international repositories, considering the centrality and the informational periphery of the training and the work, although the findings are limited to the design of the research, it is suggested to extend the work to other international repositories such as WoS and Scopus.