2010 | León-Prados, Fuentes, González-Jurado, Fernández, Costa y Ramos | Physical activity and perceived health in a sector of the population. | Physical activity, perceived health, Questionnaires | Voluntary participation of 310 people between 20 and 60 years. | Descriptive, transverse and synchronous design | SF-36 Health Questionnaire (Spanish version). International Questionnaire on Physical Activity (IPAQ)-27 items. | Multiple relationships suggest that subjects who engage in greater Physical Activity Recreation, Sport and Leisure Time (PALT) and a greater number of Weekly Minutes of Physical Activity (WMPA) self-perceive a better overall health status. | Sevilla, España |
2011 | Esnaola, Infante, Rodríguez and Goñi | Relationship between psychosocial variables and perceived health | Perceived health, Physical self-concept | Sample of 518 people (301 women and 217 men). | Quantitative: descriptive study through survey. | Record of perceived health: An introductory questionnaire is used in which the participants are asked about life habits, consumption and/or perception of food, drug use, sleep quality, physical activity, etc. | Physical self-concept is significantly related to the perception of health in both women and men. Also, in the female sample two subdomains have appeared significantly related to the perception of health, physical condition and physical attractiveness. | Palma de Mallorca, España |
2012 | Ríos, Carrillo and Sabuco | Resilience and Burnout Syndrome in nursing students and its relationship with sociodemographic and interpersonal relationship variables. | Resilience, Burnout | 218 nursing students from the University of Murcia | Quantitative: Transversal/ Descriptive/ Correlational | Ad hoc questionnaire-sociodemographic variables. Spanish adaptation of the Maslach Burnout Inventory (MBI-GS). Connor-Davidson Resilience Scale Scale (CD-RISC). | Those who had greater resilience had less emotional exhaustion and more personal fulfillment. In terms of burnout, 28% of the sample had emotional exhaustion and 19% cynicism. | Murcia, España |
2012 | Gaxiola, González and Contreras | Influence of resilience, goals and social context on the academic performance of high school students. | Resilience, Academic Performance, High School | Random sample of 96 upper secondary students (55 males and 41 females). | Quantitative, Transversal. | Resilience Inventory (IRES) (Gaxiola, Frías, Hurtado, Salcido and Figueroa (2011). | Academic achievement through academic goals is predictable by resilience. | Hermosillo, Sonora. |