Publications by authors named "F J Estupina"
Background And Objectives: Problematic video game use is a source of concern. In addictions, difficulties with emotional regulation have become an important variable of interest. However, their study in relation to problematic video game use remains insufficient.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFBackground: The mental health of doctoral students is a matter of concern, and several variables appear to be associated with the state of their mental health. However, there have been no studies on the population of doctoral students in Spain to date using validated instruments.
Method: A cross-sectional observational study was conducted to assess mental health in 1,018 doctoral students.
Cognitive Patterns and Problematic Use of Video Games in Adolescents: A Cluster Analysis.
Int J Environ Res Public Health
December 2023
Background: Video game playing (VGP) is an increasingly common leisure activity among children and adolescents, although in some cases, it is accompanied by problems due to misuse.
Method: A sample of 2884 children and adolescents aged between 12 and 20, representative of the Community of Madrid (Spain), were studied using a cluster analysis to explore the existence of cognitive patterns associated with engagement, attitudes, and concurrent cognitions. We also explored the relationship between these patterns and problematic VGP, using the 2173 gamers as a reference.
Video Game Playing and Internet Gaming Disorder: A Profile of Young Adolescents.
Int J Environ Res Public Health
December 2023
In recent times, growing concern has arisen regarding the utilization of technology, video games, and the emergence of internet gaming disorder (IGD), particularly among young adolescents. This worry arises from the ambiguity in distinguishing between "normal" and "problematic" video game behavior, despite efforts to establish clear criteria for defining both. The goal of this study is to outline distinct profiles of adolescent video game players and identify variables associated with their gaming practices that correlate with problematic gaming.
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- Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) often recurs, and many patients are treated in primary care settings; this review aims to identify relapse risk factors.
- The systematic review analyzed studies from multiple databases, revealing 12 risk factors, including high neuroticism and prior relapse history, that contribute to MDD relapse.
- Treatments combining antidepressant medication with cognitive behavioral therapy and mindfulness techniques showed promise in reducing relapses, but further research is needed for more definitive insights.