PREVALENCIA DEL FLORECIMIENTO PSICOLÓGICO EN ESTUDIANTES UNIVERSITARIOS DE PERÚ
Abstract
Determinar el nivel de prevalencia del florecimiento en estudiantes universitarios de Lima Metropolitana en función del género. En el presente estudio participaron 376 estudiantes universitarios de Lima Metropolitana entre 18 y 21 años. Se aplicó la Escala del Contínuum de Salud Mental (MHC-SF). El nivel de florecimiento en estudiantes varones es de 22.67%, mientras que entre las mujeres es del 17.16%. Por otro lado, el nivel de languidecimiento afecta al 32.56% de estudiantes varones y al 36.27% de mujeres. Los niveles de florecimiento son bajos en comparación con los registrados en otros países de la región. Se concluye que la prevalencia de florecimiento es un indicador significativo del bienestar, por lo que es crucial tener en cuenta los factores culturales y socioeconómicos a la hora de diseñar intervenciones para la salud mental, dadas las notables diferencias en la prevalencia de florecimiento entre diversos grupos demográficos.
To determine the level of prevalence of blooming in university students in Metropolitan Lima according to gender. 376 university students from Metropolitan Lima between 18 and 21 years of age participated in the present study. The Mental Health Continuum Scale (MHC-SF) was applied. The level of flourishing in male students was 22.67%, while among females it was 17.16%. On the other hand, the level of languishing affects 32.56% of male students and 36.27% of female students. The levels of languishing are low compared to those recorded in other countries of the region. It is concluded that the prevalence of flourishing is a significant indicator of well-being, so it is crucial to take cultural and socioeconomic factors into account when designing mental health interventions, given the notable differences in the prevalence of flourishing among various demographic groups.
To determine the level of prevalence of blooming in university students in Metropolitan Lima according to gender. 376 university students from Metropolitan Lima between 18 and 21 years of age participated in the present study. The Mental Health Continuum Scale (MHC-SF) was applied. The level of flourishing in male students was 22.67%, while among females it was 17.16%. On the other hand, the level of languishing affects 32.56% of male students and 36.27% of female students. The levels of languishing are low compared to those recorded in other countries of the region. It is concluded that the prevalence of flourishing is a significant indicator of well-being, so it is crucial to take cultural and socioeconomic factors into account when designing mental health interventions, given the notable differences in the prevalence of flourishing among various demographic groups.
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Vol. 22, No. 2