LAS REDES SOCIALES Y LA SALUD DE LOS ADULTOS JÓVENES
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Objetivo: El estudio objetivó examinar la relación entre las variables sociales, ambientales, comportamientos de salud y estados de salud en adultos jóvenes. Métodos: Se utilizó un estudio transversal basado en Internet para recabar informaciones de participantes aleatoriamente seleccionados acerca de sus niveles de actividad física, estado de salud, redes sociales y soporte social. Resultados: Sobre un total de 938 participantes, las variables de red no fueron directamente asociadas a una buena salud. La satisfacción respecto del apoyo recibido por parte de amigos y familiares fueron las únicas variables de soporte social directamente asociadas a la buena salud. Conclusiones: La satisfacción de los participantes con el apoyo recibido de la familia y amigos fue particularmente importante para la buena salud, sugiriendo que el soporte social por sí solo puede no resultar suficiente para mejorar la salud de los jóvenes adultos.
Descriptores: Red Social; Adulto Joven; Estado de Salud.
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