2021
DOI: 10.2196/23613
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Development of a Web-Based Intervention Course to Promote Students’ Well-Being and Studying in Universities: Protocol for an Experimental Study Design

Abstract: Background The decline in the well-being among university students well as increasing dropouts has become a serious issue in universities around the world. Thus, effective ways to support students’ well-being and their ability to study are highly needed. Objective The purpose of this study was to build an intervention course for university students, which promotes both students’ well-being as well as their learning and study skills, and to describe the … Show more

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“…The third limitation concerns the use of self-reported experiences by music students. This limitation could be overcome when combining self-reported and biophysical data, following the example with stress levels in the interventional and longitudinal research design by Asikainen and Katajavuori (2021). The fourth limitation is the small sample size: extending the statistical representativeness of sample sizes would increase the results' generalizability.…”
Section: Limitationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The third limitation concerns the use of self-reported experiences by music students. This limitation could be overcome when combining self-reported and biophysical data, following the example with stress levels in the interventional and longitudinal research design by Asikainen and Katajavuori (2021). The fourth limitation is the small sample size: extending the statistical representativeness of sample sizes would increase the results' generalizability.…”
Section: Limitationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, well-being and stress management should be emphasised more in higher education as part of employment skills and support should be provided for students to develop their psychological flexibility. Psychological flexibility has also been developed through a separate well-being and study-skills course for university students (Asikainen and Katajavuori, 2021). Such a course has been found to be effective in developing psychological flexibility, well-being and study skills in multiple ways (Asikainen et al, 2019;Katajavuori et al, 2021).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…El caso de Japón destaca por tener una de las tasas más baja de deserción, menores al 25%, donde la autodisciplina en el estudio es un tema arraigado en su propia cultura [10]. Una experiencia destacable es Finlandia, independientemente de las diferencias culturales respecto a la realidad Latinoamérica, promoviendo el bienestar de los estudiantes como sus habilidades de estudio, como mecanismo de apoyo paralelo a sus actividades académicas, dando buenos resultados en el avance y retención de los estudiantes que cursan estudios superiores [11]. Por tanto, al igual que en realidades locales han identificado qué variables personales, familiares, socioeconómicas e institucionales intervienen en el proceso educativo de los estudiantes y como afectan la deserción.…”
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