Agresividad y conducta antisocial en individuos con dependencia al teléfono móvil: un posible factor criminogénico
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https://doi.org/10.24265/horizmed.2019.v19n3.03Palabras clave:
Dependencia, Trastorno de personalidad antisocial, AgresiónResumen
Objetivo: Determinar la frecuencia de agresividad y conducta antisocial en estudiantes universitarios con dependencia al teléfono móvil. Materiales y métodos: Se incluyeron 66 estudiantes universitarios entre 18 a 25 años (54,5 % eran mujeres). Los participantes completaron la escala Mobile Phone Problematic Use Scale para la dependencia del teléfono móvil y la escala del Inventario Multifásico de la Personalidad de Minnesota, versión 2-RF para comportamiento antisocial y la agresividad. Resultados: Se encontró dependencia del teléfono móvil en el 22,7 % de la muestra (punto de corte: percentil 80). Además, se observó una significación estadística (p <0.01) en 8 escalas del MPPI-2-RF, que incluían CR4, AG y AGGR-r, relacionadas con la agresión y el comportamiento antisocial. Conclusiones: Existe una relación entre la dependencia del teléfono móvil y las escalas de agresividad y comportamiento antisocial. Postulamos que la dependencia del teléfono móvil podría ser un factor criminógeno.
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