ANSIEDAD, DEPRESIÓN Y RENDIMIENTO ACADÉMICO EN LOS ESTUDIANTES DE NIVEL SUPERIOR
ANSIEDAD, DEPRESIÓN Y RENDIMIENTO ACADÉMICO EN LOS ESTUDIANTES DE NIVEL SUPERIOR
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.22533/at.ed.2822417091
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Palavras-chave: Ansiedad, Depresión, Rendimiento Académico, Nivel Superior.
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Keywords: Anxiety, Depression, Academic Performance, Higher Level.
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Abstract: Summary: Generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) is one of the anxiety disorders and reflects the central characteristics of this group of conditions. Depression is a mood disorder that involves a persistent feeling of sadness and loss of interest. It's different from the mood fluctuations that people routinely experience as part of life. In academic life, skill and effort are not synonymous; Effort does not guarantee success, and skill begins to become more important. This is due to a certain cognitive capacity that allows the student to make a mental elaboration of the causal implications of the management of self-perceptions of ability and effort. These self-perceptions, although complementary, do not present the same weight for the student; According to the model, perceiving oneself as skilled (capable) is the central element. General Objective: To identify the relationship between anxiety, depression and academic performance in Higher Level Students. Material and methods: Observational, cross-sectional, descriptive study. Results: 42% of the students are occasionally distracted, 35.1% find it difficult to maintain concentration for prolonged periods, 13.7% prevent them from concentrating completely, even for short periods of time; and 9.3% report not being affected in the absolutes. Conclusion: Anxiety has been shown to negatively affect the academic performance and general well-being of students at the higher level.
- Betty Sarabia Alcocer
- Tomás Joel López-Gutiérrez
- Pedro Gerbacio Canul Rodríguez
- Baldemar Aké-Canché
- Román Pérez-Balan
- Eduardo Jahir Gutiérrez Alcántara