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3. Translation, Factor Structure and Reliability of the Future Time Perspective Scale for Adolescents and Young Adults (FTPS-AYA) in a Mexican Sample/Traduccion, Estructura Factorial y Confiabilidad de la Escala de Perspectiva del Tiempo Futuro para Adolescentes y Adultos Jovenes (FTPS-AYA) en una Muestra Mexicana

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Osorio-Guzman, Maricela, Prado-Romero, Carlos, Ruiz-Mendoza, Centeotl, Nino- Higuera, Rosario Isabel, Sommantico, Massimiliano, and Parrello, Santa

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2022
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5. Percepción de dolor y calidad de vida en pacientes pediátricos con hemofilia.

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Osorio-Guzmán, Maricela, Yosselin Hernández-Guillén, Carmen, Prado-Romero, Carlos, and Eugenia Bazán-Riverón, Georgina

Subjects
PARENT attitudes, PATIENTS' attitudes, BLOOD coagulation factor IX, HEMOPHILIACS, QUALITY of life
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2025
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7. DISEÑO DEL INVENTARIO ACTITUDES HACIA EL SEXTING (IAS-10) PARA JÓVENES UNIVERSITARIOS.

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Osorio Guzmán, Maricela, Prado Romero, Carlos, Gómez Herrera, José Trinidad, and Ruiz Mendoza, Centeotl

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SEXTING, ATTITUDES toward sex, RESEARCH methodology evaluation, UNIVERSITIES & colleges, EXPERIMENTAL design, PSYCHOMETRICS, RESEARCH methodology, COMMUNICATION, PSYCHOLOGY of college students, FACTOR analysis, ADULTS
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Published
2024

9. Estructura y manejo del tiempo en jóvenes mexicanos durante la pandemia covid-19

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Osorio Guzmán, Maricela, Prado Romero, Carlos, Ruiz Mendoza, Centeotl, Parrello, Santa, Osorio Guzmán, Maricela, Prado Romero, Carlos, Ruiz Mendoza, Centeotl, and Parrello, Santa

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Based on the idea that time is a valuable resource for human beings and the structuring and management of time during the pandemic affected young adults, the objective of this study was to describe the time structuring and management used by a sample of Mexican young people during the Covid-19 pandemic. A total of 192 young people answered a personal data survey and a Time Structure Questionnaire (TSQ). The results of the questionnaire suggest that variables such as schooling, housing, and family conditions, as well as the loss of family members due to Covid-19, modulated the young people’s time structure. The authors conclude that the pandemic had an impact on the structuring and management of time among the young adults included in the sample., Partindo da ideia de que a concepção do tempo é um recurso valioso para o ser humano e que a sua estruturação e gestão, durante a pandemia, afetou a juventude devido às medidas sanitárias implementadas, objetivou-se descrever o grau de estruturação e finalidade na gestão do tempo de uma amostra de jovens mexicanos durante a pandemia de covid-19. Participaram 192 jovens, que responderam a um formulario de dados pessoais e ao Time Structure Questionnaire (TSQ). Os resultados sugerem que variáveis como escolaridade, moradia e condições familiares, bem como perdas por covid-19 influenciam a estrutura do tempo. Conclui-se que a pandemia teve impacto na forma como o tempo é estruturado nos jovens e adultos jovens da amostra., De acuerdo con las ideas de que la concepción del tiempo es un recurso valioso para el ser humano y que la estructuración y manejo de este durante la pandemia afectó a las juventudes debido a las medidas sanitarias implementadas, el objetivo fue describir el grado de estructuración y propósito en el manejo del tiempo de una muestra de jóvenes mexicanos(as) durante la pandemia por covid-19. Participaron 192 jóvenes, quienes respondieron una cédula de datos personales y el cuestionario de estructura del tiempo. Los resultados sugieren que variables como la escolaridad, las condiciones de vivienda y familia, así como las pérdidas por covid-19 modularon la estructura del tiempo. Se concluye que la pandemia repercutió en la forma en la cual los(as) jóvenes y adultos jóvenes estructuraron el tiempo.

Published
2024

11. Niveles de ansiedad, depresión y estrés en sobrevivientes al COVID-19.

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Osorio Guzmán, Maricela, Prado Romero, Carlos, and Niño Higuera, Rosario Isabel

Subjects
COVID-19, POST-acute COVID-19 syndrome, MENTAL depression, MEXICANS, ANXIETY
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2024
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13. Illness Attitudes, Mood, and Dreams During the Second Wave of the COVID-19 Pandemic: An International Study

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Sommantico, Massimiliano, DeCicco, Teresa L., Osorio Guzmán, Maricela, Prado Romero, Carlos, Le Bel, Serena, Parrello, Santa, Sommantico, M., Decicco, T. L., Osorio Guzmán, M., Prado Romero, C., Le Bel, S., and Parrello, S.

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Illness attitudes, psychological well-being, dreams, continuity hypothesis, traumatic events
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The Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) has strongly impacted the world. Recent research on the pandemic has found a significant impact on sleep habits, dreaming, and psychological well-being. We investigated sociodemographic and COVID-19 related variables, attitudes toward illness (using the Illness Attitude Scale, or IAS), mood (using the Depression, Anxiety, and Stress Scale, or DASS-21), and oneiric activity (using participant’s Most Recent Dream) during the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic in a sample of 620 Italian, Canadian and Mexican adult subjects (79.9% women; ages 18-73 years, M = 27, SD = 11.5). Results indicated that: a) participants presented problematic scores of worries about illness and health habits, as well as moderate levels of depression, anxiety, and stress; b) female participants reported higher levels of negative illness attitudes, as well as higher levels of depression, anxiety, and stress; c) participants knowing a person who had the COVID-19 disease reported higher levels of stress, while participants knowing a COVID-19-related death reported higher levels of negative illness attitudes and higher levels of anxiety; d) participants reporting negative emotional tone in their dreams also reported higher levels of depression, anxiety, and stress; finally, e) the most represented emotional dream tone was negative, the most represented emotions in participants’ dreams were anxiety and being scared, while the most represented actions were life or death situations. In sum, the findings of this study indicate that the COVID-19 lockdown measures, categorized as a catastrophic and traumatic event, significantly affect people’s oneiric imagery, and they indicate that dream interpretation may be an effective approach to alleviate COVID-19-related psychological distress., International Journal of Dream Research, Vol 15, No 1 (April 2022)

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2022

19. Traducción, Estructura Factorial y Confiabilidad de la Escala de Perspectiva del Tiempo Futuro para Adolescentes y Adultos Jóvenes (FTPS-AYA) en una Muestra Mexicana.

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Osorio-Guzmán, Maricela, Prado-Romero, Carlos, Ruiz-Mendoza, Centeotl, Isabel Niño-Higuera, Rosario, Sommantico, Massimiliano, and Parrello, Santa

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2022
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20. REPERCUSIONES BIOPSICOSICIALES DE LA HEMOFILIA EN CUIDADORES PRIMARIOS.

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Osorio Guzmán, Maricela, Bazán Riverón, Georgina E., González Santos, Evelyn Yesenia, Olivera Vásquez, Astrid Lizbeth, and Prado Romero, Carlos

Subjects
FAMILIES & psychology, HEMOPHILIA complications, BIOPSYCHOSOCIAL model, PSYCHOLOGY of parents, PEDIATRICS, FAMILY health, PSYCHOLOGY of caregivers, QUALITY of life, QUESTIONNAIRES
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2022

22. Investigación intercultural latinoamericana sobre maltrato en las relaciones de pareja de jóvenes universitarios.

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Osorio Guzmán, Maricela, Prado Romero, Carlos, Morales Navarro, Mario, Maldonado, Horacio, Carozzo Campos, Julio Cesar, Benites Morales, Luis, and Peralta, Pablo

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Published
2021

23. Características Psicométricas y Estructura Factorial del School Burnout Inventory Student (SBI-U-9) en Estudiantes Universitarios Mexicanos.

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Osorio Guzmán, Maricela, Prado Romero, Carlos, Parrello, Santa, and Riverón, Georgina Eugenia Bazán

Abstract

Academic burnout is defined as a negative and persistent emotional response, related to academic performance, formed by a feeling of being exhausted, a cynical or estrangement attitude with the meaning and usefulness of studies and a feeling of academic incompetence as a student. This phenomenon has important effects on the health of those who suffer from it, so it is imperative to adapt instruments that allow the detection in specific population. 578 Mexican college students were evaluated through the School Burnout Inventory Student (SBI-U-9) with the objective of analyzing their psychometric characteristics, factor structure and invariance between male and female. The results show that the SBI-U-9 has fit index adequate. It is concluded that the instrument has adequate psychometric characteristics for its application in Mexican college students, and the trifactorial construct of academic burnout in the sample is confirmed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2020
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24. BURNOUT ACADÉMICO EN UNA MUESTRA DE ESTUDIANTES UNIVERSITARIOS MEXICANOS. Academic burnout in a sample of Mexican university students

Author

Maricela Osorio Guzmán, Santa Parrello, Carlos Prado Romero, Osorio Guzmán, Maricela, Parrello, Santa, and Prado Romero, Carlos

Subjects
University student, Occupational disease, Statistics, Youth unrest
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Academic burnout is characterized by a negative persistent, emotional response, related to studies, formed by a feeling of being exhausted, a cynical attitude or distancing with the meaning and usefulness of studies, and a feeling of academic incompetence as a student. The aim of this study was to describe the levels and types of academic burnout, as well as their relationship and differences with some socio-demographic variables. A sample of 2,707 undergraduate students of a public Mexican university of Mexico were evaluated through two instruments: one designed ad hoc to collect socio-demographic data, and the School Burnout Inventory Student Survey. The results show that more than half of the students suffer from medium and high levels of the syndrome. Significant differences were found in the syndrome respect to sex, area of study, presence of siblings, and the academic level of the mother. The importance of carrying out research in this field in order to highlight the phenomenon and design relevant and effective intervention strategies, is discussed.

Published
2020

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