2020
DOI: 10.22409/1984-0292/v32_i-esp/39792
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Relação entre habilidades sociais, estresse, idade, sexo, escola e série em adolescentes

Abstract: Várias mudanças ocorrem no período da adolescência. O adolescente tem que desenvolver habilidades sociais, que são comportamentos que compõem o repertório do indivíduo para responder às demandas sociais adequadamente. Ele também enfrenta situações que podem desencadear estresse, que é a reação do organismo para reestabelecer seu equilíbrio após passar por situação estressora. O objetivo deste estudo foi verificar a relação de habilidades sociais e estresse com as variáveis: sexo, idade, tipo de escola e série.… Show more

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“…This positive result of the PRHAVIDA-Adolescents intervention in the participants' life skills repertoire was observed in the "Self-Control", "Affective Approach", and "Social Development" subscales, and also in the "Total" score, which presented a "Good Repertoire" at the end of the post-test for both genders. This result is particularly relevant since the pre-test evaluation showed that the initial repertoires were considerably low, classified as "repertoire below the lower average" and "lower average repertoire", corroborating the study by Machado, Alves and Caetano (2020).…”
Section: General Datasupporting
confidence: 86%
“…This positive result of the PRHAVIDA-Adolescents intervention in the participants' life skills repertoire was observed in the "Self-Control", "Affective Approach", and "Social Development" subscales, and also in the "Total" score, which presented a "Good Repertoire" at the end of the post-test for both genders. This result is particularly relevant since the pre-test evaluation showed that the initial repertoires were considerably low, classified as "repertoire below the lower average" and "lower average repertoire", corroborating the study by Machado, Alves and Caetano (2020).…”
Section: General Datasupporting
confidence: 86%