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Esquemas maladaptativos tempranos y adicción a redes sociales en universitarios de Lima Metropolitana

Authors: Shirley Kassandra Alvarez Aponte; Melany Yorelli Reyes Surichaqui;

Esquemas maladaptativos tempranos y adicción a redes sociales en universitarios de Lima Metropolitana

Abstract

Objetivo. Determinar la relación entre los esquemas maladaptativos tempranos (EMT) y la adicción a las redes sociales (ARS) en universitarios de Lima Metropolitana. Método. Se utilizó un diseño correlacional simple y comparativo. El muestreo fue de tipo no probabilístico por conveniencia, con una muestra de 409 universitarios. Se aplicó el Young Schema Questionnaire Long Form-Second Edition (YSQ-L2) y el Cuestionario de Adicción a Redes Sociales (ARS). Resultados. Se encontraron correlaciones positivas y moderadas entre 8 EMT y ARS ( insuficiente autocontrol/disciplina y todas las dimensiones de ARS (r = .44, r2 = .19, p = <.001; r = .34, r2 = .12, p = <.001; r = .33, r2 = .11, p = <.001), abandono y todas las dimensiones de ARS (r = .41, r2 = .17, p = <.001; r = .38, r2 = .14, p = <.001; r = .36, r2 = .13, p = <.001), entrampamiento y la dimensión obsesión por las redes sociales (r = .33, r2 = .11, p = <.001), vulnerabilidad al daño y a la enfermedad y la dimensión falta de control personal en el uso de las redes sociales (r = .31, r2 = .10, p = <.001)). Conclusiones. Existe relación positiva y moderada entre algunos esquemas maladaptativos tempranos y la adicción a redes sociales en los estudiantes universitarios de Lima Metropolitana, siendo insuficiente autocontrol/disciplina y todas las dimensiones de ARS, abandono y todas las dimensiones de ARS, entrampamiento y obsesión por las redes sociales, vulnerabilidad al daño y a la enfermedad y falta de control personal en el uso de las redes sociales.

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