Perfiles de afrontamiento del estrés en adolescentes: su relación con la psicopatología

Autores/as

  • Guadalupe De la Iglesia CONICET; Universidad de Palermo.
  • Alejandro Castro Solano CONICET; Universidad de Palermo.
  • María Mercedes Fernández Liporace. CONICET; Universidad de Buenos Aires.

Palabras clave:

Clusters, perfiles, afrontamiento, síntomas psicológicos, adolescentes.

Resumen

El objetivo de este trabajo consistió en la búsqueda de distintos perfiles de afrontamiento en
adolescentes bonaerenses y su análisis en relación a la presencia de sintomatología psicológica. Participaron 459 adolescentes de edades entre 12 y 18 años (M=15.51; DE=1.80; 51.6% varones y 48.4% mujeres). Los resultados principales indicaron una solución de tres clusters en el caso de las mujeres: uso de afrontamientos aproximativos, uso de afrontamientos evitativos, y poco afrontamiento. Y tres clusters en el caso de los varones: poco afrontamiento, afrontamiento moderado y alto afrontamiento. Se estudiaron diferencias en distintas medidas de psicopatología según la pertenencia al cluster. Las mujeres que presentaron más síntomas pertenecían al cluster de afrontamientos evitativos. En el caso de los varones tenían menos síntomas quienes informaron una baja frecuencia de afrontamiento. Los resultados indican la importancia de estudiar el uso de las estrategias de afrontamiento de manera simultánea en términos de perfiles.

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Biografía del autor/a

Guadalupe De la Iglesia, CONICET; Universidad de Palermo.

Doctora en psicología. Especialista en Estadística para Ciencias de la Salud.

Investigadora Asistente CONICET con sede en la Universidad de Palermo.

Alejandro Castro Solano, CONICET; Universidad de Palermo.

Licenciado en psicología, 

Doctor en psicología. Profesor de psicología en Enseñanza media y superior.

Director del Doctorado en Psicología UP e investigador del CONICET con sede en la UP.

María Mercedes Fernández Liporace., CONICET; Universidad de Buenos Aires.

Licenciada en psicología, Universidad de Belgrano.

Doctora en psicología, Universidad de Buenos Aires. 

Investigadora independiente CONICET.

Profesora Titular Regular de la Cátedra Técnicas Psicométricas de la Facultad de Psicología de la Universidad de Buenos Aires: (2006-actualidad).

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De la Iglesia, G., Castro Solano, A., & Fernández Liporace., M. M. (2019). Perfiles de afrontamiento del estrés en adolescentes: su relación con la psicopatología. Revista De Psicología, 14(27), 77–92. Recuperado a partir de http://262893.bri3cmdi.asia/index.php/RPSI/article/view/1360

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