Análisis de variables psicológicas asociadas a la salud y productividad en la universidad

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Estrés, salud, consumo de sustancias, ansiedad, depresión, inflexibilidad psicológica, compromiso vital, comunidad universitaria.

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85. FIGURA 1: Representación gráfica de los aspectos metodológicos básicos: segmentos de la comunidad universitara a incluir en lamuestra, selección de variables variables clave a: estrés, variables mediadoras e indicadores de salud; y escalas para la obtención de indicadores cuantitativos.

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