2019
DOI: 10.25115/ejrep.v17i47.2226
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Estrés, autoeficacia, rendimiento académico y resiliencia en adultos emergentes

Abstract: ResumenIntroducción. El objetivo de la presente investigación fue explorar si el estrés académico, la autoeficacia académica y el rendimiento académico son variables relacionadas con la resiliencia y contrastar las variables estudiadas entre grupos clasificados como alta y baja resiliencia en una muestra de adultos emergentes que estudian la universidad. Método. Se trabajó con una muestra aleatoria estratificada, de 288 estudiantes, 176 mujeres y 112 hombres entre 18 y 25 años. Se aplicó una cédula de datos ac… Show more

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“…The sample as a whole obtained satisfactory average scores regarding perceived self-efficacy, which were similar to those scores reported when using the same scale for other samples of 1) Mexican university students (e.g., Blanco-Vega et al, 2011, León-Hernández, González-Escobar, González-Arratia, & Barcelata, 2019, 2) Colombians (Mafla et al, 2019), and 3) Spaniards (Viciana, Cervelló, & Ramírez, 2007). However, in the present study there were students with low scores of perceived self-efficacy compared to other students who had scores above 9.0.…”
Section: Ana Gutiérrez García Y María Landeros Velázquezsupporting
confidence: 78%
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“…The sample as a whole obtained satisfactory average scores regarding perceived self-efficacy, which were similar to those scores reported when using the same scale for other samples of 1) Mexican university students (e.g., Blanco-Vega et al, 2011, León-Hernández, González-Escobar, González-Arratia, & Barcelata, 2019, 2) Colombians (Mafla et al, 2019), and 3) Spaniards (Viciana, Cervelló, & Ramírez, 2007). However, in the present study there were students with low scores of perceived self-efficacy compared to other students who had scores above 9.0.…”
Section: Ana Gutiérrez García Y María Landeros Velázquezsupporting
confidence: 78%
“…Therefore, the main contribution of the present study is that it is possible, via the achievement of the perceived self-efficacy score, to form subgroups when considering the scores of students with low, intermediate and high self-efficacy. This proposal to classify groups according to perceived self-efficacy may be relevant and should be considered in the evaluation of academic behaviors, thus identifying different levels of perceived self-efficacy using the EACA scale, as other researchers are already doing (Dominguez-Lara & Fernández-Arata, 2019;León-Hernández et al, 2019).…”
Section: Ana Gutiérrez García Y María Landeros Velázquezmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Previous research has shown that high levels of stress are associated with problems of physical health (45), ability to self-regulate (10) poor adjustment to college (46) and poor achievement (47,48), involvement in unhealthy behaviors (7), depression (49), reduced well-being (33,50) and less life satisfaction (51).…”
Section: Academic Stress Symptomsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En cuanto al ASA, no se identifican diferencias estadísticamente significativas, y con relación al BE, las mujeres tienen un mayor puntaje (t = -2.204, p = .02). La correlación moderada y estadísticamente significativa entre la AA y el RA coincide con los resultados de otras investigaciones que han evaluado la relación de estas dos variables (Hackett, 1995;Macan et al, 1990;Kohler, 2009;Alegre, 2014;Galleguillos y Olmedo, 2017;León et al, 2019;Véliz y Sandoval, 2016). Además, en este estudio se identificó que es menos probable lograr un RA satisfactorio cuando se cuenta con una AA baja y media, lo cual coincide con los resultados de otros estudios (Cervantes et al, 2016;Cervantes et al, 2018).…”
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