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Avaliação processual da 1ª implementação do Programa Riscos & Desafios na Faculdade de Psicologia, Educação e Desporto, da ULP

Authors: Ribeiro, Sofia Araújo;

Avaliação processual da 1ª implementação do Programa Riscos & Desafios na Faculdade de Psicologia, Educação e Desporto, da ULP

Abstract

Os adultos emergentes representam uma parcela significativamente grande do ônus económico e da saúde em geral devido ao consumo nocivo de substâncias psicoativas e das perturbações que resultam do seu consumo. A literatura tem apontado para a eficácia de estratégias de prevenção ou redução, integral ou parcial, do consumo de substâncias entre adultos emergentes e para a prevenção de possíveis consequências decorrentes dessa prática, evidenciando o contexto escolar como um ambiente propício ao desenvolvimento psicossocial dos indivíduos. Um dos mais completos e robustos programas de prevenção desta natureza, aplicados em contextos académicos nacionais, denomina-se por Programa Riscos & Desafios. Assim, o presente estudo teve como objetivo a avaliação processual da primeira implementação do Programa Riscos & Desafios na Faculdade de Psicologia, Educação Física e Desporto da Universidade Lusófona do Porto. A amostra foi constituída por 28 indivíduos, alunos do 3º ano de Psicologia, correspondentes a 66,6% dos 42 participantes dessa primeira implementação. O protocolo incluiu a administração do Questionário Pós Programa e da Avaliação do Programa, um ano após a implementação da intervenção. Os resultados demonstram que a generalidade dos estudantes considerou o Programa Riscos & Desafios como Bom, numa escala de Likert. Este estudo permitiu verificar que os adultos emergentes beneficiaram da participação no Programa Riscos & Desafios na medida em que consideram ter adquirido aprendizagens importantes com o mesmo, reforçando que este formato de implementação neste contexto em particular é viável, à semelhança de resultados anteriores do Programa aplicado em outras instituições de Ensino Superior e em anos diferentes.

Emerging adults represent a significantly large share of the economic burden and general health due to the harmful use of psychoactive substances and the disturbances that result from their consumption. The literature has pointed to the effectiveness of strategies for prevention or reduction, in whole or in part, of substance use among emerging adults and for the prevention of possible consequences resulting from this practice, showing the school context as an environment conducive to the psychosocial development of individuals. One of the most complete and robust prevention programs of this nature, applied in national academic contexts, is called the Risks & Challenges Program. Thus, the present study aimed at the procedural evaluation of the first implementation of the Risks & Challenges Program at the Faculty of Psychology, Physical Education and Sport of the Universidade Lusófona do Porto. The sample consisted of 28 individuals, students of the 3rd year of Psychology, corresponding to 66.6% of the 42 participants in this first implementation. The protocol included the administration of the Post-Program Questionnaire and Program Evaluation, one year after the implementation of the intervention. The results show that most students considered the Risks & Challenges Program to be Good, on a Likert scale. This study allowed to verify that the emerging adults benefited from the participation in the Risks & Challenges Program as they consider to have acquired important learnings from it, reinforcing that this implementation format in this particular context is viable, similar to previous results of the applied Program in other higher education institutions and in different years.

Orientação: Andreia de Moura ; Co-Orientação: Carla Rocha.

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PSYCHOLOGY, ENSINO SUPERIOR, MESTRADO EM PSICOLOGIA DA JUSTIÇA, CONSUMO DE SUBSTÂNCIAS, PSICOLOGIA, SUBSTANCE USE, HIGHER EDUCATION

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