2017
Autores
Carneiro, L; Rosenbaum, S; Mota, MP; Schuch, F; Ward, PB; Vasconcelos Raposo, J;
Publicação
Acta Medica Portuguesa
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2017
Autores
Pereira, HP; Lopes, DG; Goncalves, MC; Vasconcelos Raposo, JJ;
Publicação
REVISTA IBEROAMERICANA DE PSICOLOGIA DEL EJERCICIO Y EL DEPORTE
Abstract
This study aims to compare students of Psychology and Sport about the Psychological Wellbeing (PWB) and Self-Esteem. A total of 126 subjects (42.9% male) of Psychology and Sport courses (51.6% of Sport) participated in this study. The results suggest that Self-Esteem variable is not related to the PWB, since the association between these two variables is negative, although not significant (r = -.090). The results also show that there are no significant differences between students of Sport and Psychology in the levels of BEP and its dimensions. Nevertheless, it is clear that when put together, the knowledge in the areas of Psychology and Sport, are able to increase the PWB. In conclusion, the knowledge in the mental health area and physical activity establishing itself areas to invest to promote overall mental health levels.
2017
Autores
Vasconcelos Raposo, J; Pinheiro, E; Pereira, S; Arbinaga, F; Teixeira, CM;
Publicação
PSIENCIA-REVISTA LATINOAMERICANA DE CIENCIA PSICOLOGICA
Abstract
This research pretends to understand the profile of the young Portuguese army in levels of Aggressiveness, Perfectionism and Self-concept, according to comparative analyze by gender and military rank. The sample consisted of 183 soldiers, aged between 18 and 35 years, which are 18 female and 165 male. The study variables were evaluated by applying three instruments, respectively, Multidimensional Scale of Perfectionism, Aggression Questionnaire and Self-Concept Clinical Inventory. The main results show that elevated levels of general Perfectionism and general Self-concept, as moderate levels of general Aggressiveness, characterize the overall profile of the young military. The comparative gender analysis showed that there are significant differences in the results regarding levels of aggression only. On the other hand the comparative analysis of military ranks indicates the existence of significant differences in levels of self-concept and aggression. Finally, the correlation analysis shows that aggressiveness correlates negatively with self-concept and positively with perfectionism.
2017
Autores
Vasconcelos-Raposo, J; Moreira, TL; Arbinaga, F; Teixeira, CM;
Publicação
Acta Colombiana de Psicología
Abstract
2017
Autores
Marcos, AF;
Publicação
Revista Lusófona de Estudos Culturais
Abstract
2017
Autores
Ros, M; Restivo, A; Giesteira, B;
Publicação
International Journal of Technology, Knowledge and Society
Abstract
The exponential growth of mobile usage in developing countries, the tendencies between the usage of Apps and Responsive Websites, the characteristics as well as advantages and disadvantages between the two, urge this study to be conducted. This study aims to compare the effectiveness, the efficiency, and satisfaction (usability) between different mobile solution: the Apps and the Responsive Website. User-Centered Design Methodology was used in this study with an example of street food in Phnom Penh, the capital city of Cambodia. Some of the ethnographic methods are field observation, semi-structured interviews, and the creation of personas. These methods collect information to determine motivations and needs of the user. A mobile solution which will be created and evaluated as a prototype in its different stages of development is also proposed. It will also take into consideration the connection between social network sites and the platform because Facebook has lately become the second most important source of information after television in Cambodia. Eventually, a suggested prototype for this sort of street food in a developing country will be proposed as well as a robust framework comparing this prototype as Mobile Application and Mobile Responsive website platforms.
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