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Explorando las asociaciones de impulsividad con el uso de sustancias, el uso de múltiples sustancias y los
Shelby K Whalen1, Rory A Pfund2, James P Whelan2
1Department of Psychology, East Tennessee State University.
Experimental and clinical psychopharmacology
|September 2, 2025
Resumen
La impulsividad, especialmente buscar recompensas y actuar precipitadamente, está relacionada con una mayor participación en comportamientos de riesgo como el uso de sustancias y el juego. Comprender estos patrones ofrece nuevos conocimientos sobre las adicciones de comportamiento.
Área de la Ciencia:
- Psicología
- Ciencias del comportamiento
- Investigación de las adicciones
Sus antecedentes:
- La impulsividad es un rasgo clave, pero su relación con múltiples comportamientos de riesgo está poco explorada.
- Se necesita un enfoque centrado en la persona para comprender los diversos patrones de impulsividad y sus riesgos asociados.
Objetivo del estudio:
- Identificar grupos distintos (perfiles latentes) basados en las dimensiones de la impulsividad.
- Examinar cómo estos perfiles de impulsividad se relacionan con el consumo de alcohol, el consumo de drogas, el juego y el uso de múltiples sustancias.
Principales métodos:
- Análisis del perfil latente de las medidas de impulsividad de autoinforme.
- Datos de encuestas de 1.608 estudiantes universitarios sobre impulsividad y comportamientos de riesgo.
Principales resultados:
- Surgieron tres perfiles de impulsividad: preferencia por la recompensa / estimulación, baja sensibilidad al castigo y activación del comportamiento.
- El perfil de "preferencia por la recompensa/estimulación" mostró una participación significativamente mayor en el consumo de alcohol, drogas, juegos de azar y uso de múltiples sustancias.
Conclusiones:
- La mayor capacidad de respuesta a la recompensa y la impulsividad por erupción están asociadas con un mayor compromiso en múltiples comportamientos de riesgo.
- Los hallazgos mejoran la conceptualización de la impulsividad e informan la comprensión del uso de múltiples sustancias y las adicciones conductuales.
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