2016
DOI: 10.20960/nh.124
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Adhesión a la dieta mediterránea en estudiantes universitarios y su relación con los hábitos de ocio digital

Abstract: Introducción: la dieta mediterránea (DM) representa uno de los modelos dietéticos más completos y sanos según expresan numerosos estudios. En este sentido, la etapa universitaria supone un cambio sustancial en los hábitos alimentarios de los adultos jóvenes, alejándose de los estándares asociados a la DM. Objetivo: determinar el nivel de adherencia a la DM de un sector de población universitaria, estableciendo patrones de relación con el tipo de población en el que reside y hábitos de ocio digital asociados a … Show more

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“…The benefits of adhering to a MD have been studied for young people living in Mediterranean areas are shown in countries, such as Italy [13,14], Turkey [15,16], Cyprus and Greece [17,18], Spain [19,20], Lebanon [11], and Croatia [21]. Additionally, studies have been conducted in countries with cultural and linguistic influence, such as Chile [4,10], Brazil [22], or the south of the United States [23].…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…The benefits of adhering to a MD have been studied for young people living in Mediterranean areas are shown in countries, such as Italy [13,14], Turkey [15,16], Cyprus and Greece [17,18], Spain [19,20], Lebanon [11], and Croatia [21]. Additionally, studies have been conducted in countries with cultural and linguistic influence, such as Chile [4,10], Brazil [22], or the south of the United States [23].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Arnet describes university students as being in an “emerging adulthood stage [24] during which they possess the biological maturation of an adult, but have not yet achieved comparable psychosocial development [19]. These young adults, often during the first years of study, live outside of the family home, often with negative implications for the quality of their diet [24,25].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Psychosocial factors in young university students (such as their self-concept, motivation or body image), have been largely ignored. Thus, their association with healthy habits such as diet, physical activity or the absence of consumption of harmful substances, has gone unnoticed [2,3,4]. It is essential to study these variables in emerging adulthood, as they influence the lifestyle of young people and explain many of the negative behaviours that take place in this stage [5].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…El uso de los videojuegos se ha convertido en un fenómeno social en el siglo XXI (Eguia et al, 2012;Chacón, Castro-Sánchez, Muros-Molina, Espejo, Zurita, & Linares, 2016), por lo que resulta de interés conocer la influencia que puede ejercer su utilización en el autoconcepto de cada individuo. Sobre la dimensión académica, varios estudios han demostrado que el ocio digital de pantalla se relaciona con el desplazamiento del tiempo de estudio, absentismo y una menor capacidad de atención en niños y adolescentes, mostrando algunos efectos negativos del uso de videojuegos (Marsh & Martin, 2011;Franco, 2013;Inzunza et al, 2015).…”
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