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Consorcio Transcultural sobre la Irritabilidad (C3I): Una Red Internacional para la Investigación sobre Similitudes y
Wan-Ling Tseng1, Nellia Bellaert2, Tami D Benton3,4
1Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut.
JAACAP open
|February 25, 2026
Resumen
El contexto cultural impacta significativamente la irritabilidad juvenil, pero esto es poco estudiado. El Consorcio Transcultural sobre la Irritabilidad (C3I) es una red internacional que aborda esta brecha a través de la investigación colaborativa y el intercambio de datos.
Área de la Ciencia:
- Psiquiatría Infantil y del Adolescente
- Psicología Transcultural
- Investigación en Salud Mental
Sus antecedentes:
- La irritabilidad es un factor principal en las derivaciones de salud mental de jóvenes a nivel mundial.
- Los factores culturales influyen significativamente en la manifestación, experiencia y tratamiento de la irritabilidad, pero siguen siendo poco investigados.
- La investigación existente carece de una investigación sistemática sobre el papel del contexto cultural en la irritabilidad juvenil.
Objetivo del estudio:
- Establecer una red internacional de investigación, el Consorcio Transcultural sobre la Irritabilidad (C3I), para investigar aspectos transculturales de la irritabilidad juvenil.
- Abordar la limitada base de evidencia sobre las similitudes y diferencias culturales en la irritabilidad.
- Fomentar la investigación colaborativa para obtener hallazgos sólidos, reproducibles y generalizables sobre la irritabilidad.
Principales métodos:
- Establecimiento de una red internacional de investigación (C3I) para agrupar recursos y datos globales.
- Inicio de proyectos centrados en comparaciones transculturales de los límites del comportamiento normativo, las asociaciones con la suicidabilidad/autolesión y los efectos de los informantes.
- Promoción de la recopilación de datos primarios, la armonización de medidas y la investigación participativa comunitaria.
Principales resultados:
- La red C3I facilita el desarrollo colaborativo de manuscritos al agrupar conjuntos de datos existentes.
- Los proyectos iniciales se centran en comparaciones transculturales clave relacionadas con la irritabilidad.
- El consorcio apoya diversas metodologías de investigación, incluyendo enfoques cualitativos y cuantitativos.
Conclusiones:
- C3I proporciona un marco innovador para construir una sólida base de evidencia sobre la irritabilidad, incluidas las influencias socioculturales.
- Esta base de evidencia mejorará el reconocimiento y la evaluación de la irritabilidad en los jóvenes.
- Se desarrollarán intervenciones y estrategias de prevención informadas culturalmente para beneficiar a los jóvenes y las familias en todo el mundo.
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