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Comportamentos de risco e autoconceito na adolescência

Authors: Calado, Sérgio Miguel Patrício;

Comportamentos de risco e autoconceito na adolescência

Abstract

O presente estudo teve como objetivo estudar os Comportamentos de Risco na adolescência, procurando perceber as eventuais relações entre estes e o Autoconceito. A amostra foi composta por 102 adolescentes, 39 do sexo masculino e 63 do sexo feminino. Como instrumentos foram utilizados a Escala de Comportamentos de Saúde e de Risco (ECSR) de Albuquerque (2004), e ainda a Escala de Autoconceito “Como é que eu sou” (Martins, Peixoto, Mata e Monteiro, 1996). Conceptualizámos um estudo transversal e procedemos a uma pesquisa que obedece a um desenho característico de um estudo não experimental ou correlacional. Os resultados apontam apenas para a existência de associações entre algumas dimensões do Autoconceito e dos Comportamentos de Risco, tendo-se também verificado, que a idade influencia os comportamentos aditivos (ECSR); ABSTRACT: The present work has for objective to study the Risk Behavior in adolescence, trying to perceive the eventual relations between them and Self-perception. The sample was composed by 102 adolescents, 39 males and 63 females. As tools were used the Health and Risk Behavior Scale by Albuquerque (2004), and Self-Perception Profile for Children of Harter (1985), also accepted and adapted for the Portuguese population by Alves Martins, Peixoto, Mata & Monteiro (1996). We conceived a transversal study and proceed to a research that obeys to a characteristic design of a non experimental of correlational study. The results point only for the existence of associations of relation between some dimensions of self-perception and the risk behavior, also being noted that the age has an influence in the addiction behavior.

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