Ix Congreso Internacional De Ciencias Del Deporte Toledo 21-23 Abril 2016

García, José Manuel García; Rico, Bibiana Calvo; Rodríguez, Ricardo Mora

doi:10.18239/jor_06.2016.04

2016

DOI: 10.18239/jor_06.2016.04

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Ix Congreso Internacional De Ciencias Del Deporte Toledo 21-23 Abril 2016

José Manuel García García¹,

Bibiana Calvo Rico²,

Ricardo Mora Rodríguez³

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Is Heightened Disgust Propensity Truly a Risk Factor for Contamination-Related Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder?

Melli

Poli²,

Chiorri

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Behavior Therapy

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Disgust propensity (DP) has been conceptualized as a stable personality trait that confers risk for contamination-related OCD (C-OCD). However, the extent to which DP leads to the subsequent development of C-OCD is unclear. In fact, the presence of C-OCD might lead to an increase in DP rather than the inverse. The present study was aimed to test this hypothesis in a large clinical sample of OCD patients (≥ 21 years of age) with (C-OCD; n = 56) and without (NC-OCD; n = 103) contamination-related symptoms that completed measures of OCD symptoms, depression, anxiety, and DP. DP was assessed twice, in reference to the present situation (T1) and to when the participant was 18 years old (T0). The two groups did not significantly differ in DP at T0. However, C-OCD participants reported higher DP scores than NC-OCD at T1. Furthermore, the T1 vs T0 difference in DP was significant only in the C-OCD group. Subsequent analyses also showed that T1 DP levels, but not T0 levels, significantly predicted contamination-related symptoms and that contamination-related symptoms significantly predicted T1 DP levels when reversing the variables. Despite study limitations, these findings question the role of DP as a risk factor for C-OCD.

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Is Heightened Disgust Propensity Truly a Risk Factor for Contamination-Related Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder?

Melli

Poli²,

Chiorri

et al. 2019

Behavior Therapy

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The affirmative politics of degrowth: Miguel Brieva’s graphic narrativeMemorias de la Tierra

Martínez

2017

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How to Improve Water Usage Efficiency? Characterization of Family Farms in A Semi-Arid Area

Piedra‐Muñoz

Godoy-Durán

Giagnocavo

2017

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Water scarcity in Spain is partly due to poor management of this resource in the agricultural sector. The main aim of this study is to present the major factors related to water usage efficiency in farming. It focuses on the Almería coast, southeast Spain, which is one of the most arid areas of the country, and in particular, on family farms as the main direct managers of water use in this zone. Many of these farms are among the most water efficient in Spanish agriculture but this efficiency is not generalized throughout the sector. This work conducts a comprehensive assessment of water performance in this area, using on-farm water-use, structural, socio-economic, and environmental information. Two statistical techniques are used: descriptive analysis and cluster analysis. Thus, two groups are identified: farms that are less and farms that are more efficient regarding water usage. By analyzing both the common characteristics within each group and the differences between the groups with a one-way ANOVA analysis, several conclusions can be reached. The main differences between the two clusters center on the extent to which innovation and new technologies are used in irrigation. The most water efficient farms are characterized by more educated farmers, a greater degree of innovation, new irrigation technology, and an awareness of water issues and environmental sustainability. The findings of this study can be extended to farms in similar arid and semi-arid areas and contribute to fostering appropriate policies to improve the efficiency of water usage in the agricultural sector.

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Ix Congreso Internacional De Ciencias Del Deporte Toledo 21-23 Abril 2016

Cited by 3 publications

References 13 publications

Is Heightened Disgust Propensity Truly a Risk Factor for Contamination-Related Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder?

Is Heightened Disgust Propensity Truly a Risk Factor for Contamination-Related Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder?

The affirmative politics of degrowth: Miguel Brieva’s graphic narrativeMemorias de la Tierra

How to Improve Water Usage Efficiency? Characterization of Family Farms in A Semi-Arid Area

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