Sleep duration and physical fighting involvement in late adolescence

Soares, Sara; Araújo, Joana; Ramos, Elisabete; Fraga, Sílvia

doi:10.1007/s10389-018-0955-z

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“…Todos los estudios que llevaron a cabo análisis correlaciones sin manipulación de variables seleccionados encontraron asociaciones significativas entre algunas de sus respectivas medidas del sueño y de la conducta agresiva. Así, 4 de estos estudios evaluaron de manera exclusiva la duración del sueño y encontraron que la falta de sueño se asociaría con la agresión física (Bègue et al, 2022;Street et al, 2016), la agresión en el ámbito laboral (Osgood et al, 2021) y las peleas físicas (Soares et al, 2019). Además, dos de estos estudios pusieron de manifiesto que ciertas variables podrían mediar dicha asociación entre un sueño insuficiente y la conducta agresiva.…”

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VI Jornadas de Investigación de la Facultad de Psicología y Logopedia: Libro de contribuciones

Peña¹

2023

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Libro de contribuciones de las ponencias desarrolladas en las VI Jornadas de Investigación de la Facultad de Psicología y Logopedia de la Universidad de Málaga celebradas en este centro durante los días 8 y 9 de marzo de 2023. En este libro se presentan los manuscritos completos de algunos de los mejores Trabajos Fin de Grado y Fin de Máster de la Facultad de Psicología y Logopedia realizados en la Universidad de Málaga, así como algunos de los trabajos que se están llevando a cabo en diferentes grupos de investigación pertenecientes a este centro.

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VI Jornadas de Investigación de la Facultad de Psicología y Logopedia: Libro de contribuciones

Peña¹

2023

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“…Particularly, there is a significant association between physical fighting involvement and other violent behaviors, such as carrying weapons and greater involvement in risk behaviors, being often associated with substance misuse, such as alcohol and drug use [75][76][77][78], as well as media violence exposure [79,80]. Studies examining the association between both the quantity and quality of sleep and aggression behavior among male adolescents showed that hostility was associated with both reduced quantity [81] and quality of sleep [82].…”

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Childhood Exposure to Violence: Looking through a Life-Course Perspective

Fraga¹,

Amorim²,

Soares³

2022

Child Abuse and Neglect

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Childhood is the most important period of development during life course, highly sensitive to external influences and with a profound impact on children’s well-being. During this period, the foundations for every individual’s physical and mental health capacities and attainment are laid, influencing children’s lives throughout adolescence, adulthood and aging. Violence is one of the most traumatic experiences that can impact the healthy development of the child, compromising its growth and future health. Although violence assessment in the scope of a cohort study comprises methodological and ethical challenges, a life-course perspective allows researchers to understand the effects of multiple forms of violence by distinguishing between repetitive violence over time and isolated incidents, the occurrence of violent experiences in different contexts and settings, as well as the interconnection between different experiences of trauma. This chapter aims to demonstrate the importance of a life-course perspective to understand the detrimental relationship between early exposure to violence and worse health in the first years of life.

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