Discapacidad motriz: autoconcepto, autoestima y síntomas psicopatológicos

Pérez, José-Ignacio; Garaigordobil, Maite

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“…These results confirm our first hypothesis and are consistent with findings obtained in other studies in which no gender-based differences were found in self-concept and self-esteem among persons with SCI (Kennedy et al 1995;Pérez & Garaigordobil, 2007). Undoubtedly, the condition of being disabled continues to be stigmatized in our culture, and it is necessary to reflect on the double vulnerability of women with disabilities, who are frequently associated with negative meanings and stereotypes that generate exclusion, including lower self-esteem compared to male peers, stereotypes that constitute social barriers that limit women's full development.…”

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confidence: 93%

“…The results of this study, on the other hand, are in accordance with the findings of Kennedy et al (1995), which do not indicate any significant difference between men and women regarding self-esteem, body image and social relations, and Harper et al (2014), which similarly finds no differences in self-esteem. Other studies carried out among disabled populations, such as Pérez & Garaigordobil (2007), analyze gender difference in terms of self-concept and self-esteem among persons with motor disabilities and similarly find no evidence of significant differences between men and women. This is consistent with other articles that anales de psicología, 2017, vol.…”

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confidence: 89%

“…Pérez & Garaigordobil (2007) indicate that the small number of studies that have been conducted regarding selfconcept and self-esteem among persons with motor disabilities have produced contradictory results. A number of studies show that self-concept and self-esteem among persons with disabilities are typically negative, (Boakye, Leigh & Skelly, 2012;Dijkers, 2005), although many other studies do not find differences when compared with persons without disabilities.…”

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Relaciones entre sexismo e ideología de género con autoconcepto y autoestima en personas con Lesión Medular

2017

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Título: Relaciones entre sexismo e ideología de género con autoconcepto y autoestima en personas con Lesión Medular. Resumen: El proceso de adaptación a una discapacidad física sobrevenida es complejo y multidimensional. En él influyen muchas variables que pueden condicionar un adecuado ajuste vital y conseguir bienestar psicológico. Este estudio aborda los efectos específicos del sexismo y los estereotipos de género en la autoestima y autoconcepto de las personas con lesión medular (LM). El diseño es transversal y correlacional. La muestra está constituida por 127 personas con lesión medular de larga evolución, 95 varones y 32 mujeres. Los resultados de los MANOVAS no muestran diferencias estadísticamente significativas en función del género en las siguientes variables: Autoestima, Autoconcepto, Sexismo Tradicional y Neosexismo. Las relaciones entre variables sugieren que existen relaciones negativas entre neosexismo, autoestima y autoconcepto emocional y familiar en varones con LM, pero no en mujeres con LM. La discusión plantea el relevante papel que pueden tener los programas de intervención que fomenten la igualdad de género para disminuir el sexismo. Palabras clave: Género; discapacidad; lesión medular; autoestima; autoconcepto; sexismo; neosexismo. Abstract:The process of adapting to a physical disability is complex and multi-dimensional. It is influenced by many variables that affect adequate life adjustment and psychological wellbeing. This study addresses the specific effects of sexism and gender stereotypes on self-esteem and selfconcept in persons with spinal cord injury (SCI). The research design is cross-sectional and correlational. The sample comprises 127 persons, including 95 men and 32 women, with a long-term spinal injury. The results of the MANOVAs do not demonstrate statistically significant differences based on sex for the following variables: self-esteem, self-concept, traditional sexism and neosexism. The relationships among variables suggest that negative relationships exist between neosexism and family and emotional self-concept and self-esteem among men with SCI, though not among women with SCI. The discussion emphasizes the important role of intervention programs that strengthen gender equality in order to reduce sexism.

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Relaciones entre sexismo e ideología de género con autoconcepto y autoestima en personas con Lesión Medular

2017

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“…Por lo tanto, diversos estudios destacan que la autoestima es más negativa en las personas con diversidad funcional con respecto a las personas sin diversidad funcional (Duvdevany, 2010; Howes, Edwards y Benton, 2005; Nosek, Hughes, Swedlund, Taylor y Swank, 2003), pero otras investigaciones refutan tales resultados mostrando que no existen diferencias significativas en autoestima entre las personas con y sin diversidad funcional (Antle, 2004;Blake y Rust, 2002;Pérez y Garaigordobil, 2007;Russo et al, 2008;Stevens et al, 1996).…”

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Autoestima Y Diversidad Funcional Self Esteem and Functional Diversity

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2016

Revista INFAD de Psicología

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The aim of this paper is to analyse self esteem among people with functional diversity and how it makes a situation of concealment and invisibility conditional on the functional diversity model. To this end life stories of women with physical and sensory functional diversity aged between 16 and 65 years have been selected. The research methodology is of mixed nature. The data analysis was processed by AQUAD 6 (Huber, 2006), arising code series and semantic categories. So through this instructment different narratives of women with functional diversity have been collected. The programme firstly distinguishes between descriptive and demographic and secondly between referential and interpretative codes. Personal evaluations on self-esteem by women with functional diversity are analysed, as well as how they project it onto different aspects of their lives, both personal and social. Results confirm that, in many cases, their personal configuration of self esteem distorts the process of accepting functional diversity.Keywords: functional diversity, self esteem, personal development. RESUMENLa presente comunicación pretende analizar la autoestima en las personas con diversidad funcional y como esto condiciona una situación de ocultamiento e invisibilidad a partir de la propuesta del modelo de diversidad funcional. Para ello se ha seleccionado historias de vida de mujeres con diversidad funcional física y sensorial, en un intervalo de edad entre 16 y 65 años. La metodología en la investigación tiene un carácter mixto. El análisis de datos obtenido ha sido procesado por el

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“…Pérez y Garaigordobil (2007) sostienen que las dimensiones de autoestima y autoconcepto son variables complejas de estudio por su propia naturaleza y por tanto difícil de cambiar.…”

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"Deporte inclusivo en la escuela": diseño y análisis de un programa de intervencion para promover la inclusión del alumnado con discapacidad en Educación Física

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Discapacidad motriz: autoconcepto, autoestima y síntomas psicopatológicos

Cited by 11 publications

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Relaciones entre sexismo e ideología de género con autoconcepto y autoestima en personas con Lesión Medular

Relaciones entre sexismo e ideología de género con autoconcepto y autoestima en personas con Lesión Medular

Autoestima Y Diversidad Funcional Self Esteem and Functional Diversity

"Deporte inclusivo en la escuela": diseño y análisis de un programa de intervencion para promover la inclusión del alumnado con discapacidad en Educación Física

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