Current Issue | Vol 15 No 47 (2026): The Autonomous University of the State of Mexico´s Journal of Psychology
Sección: Editorial
Los trabajos que integran el siguiente número son un conjunto de distintas perspectivas que abordan tanto al ámbito de la psicología como el de las ciencias sociales, planteando problemáticas r
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This study aimed to identify the level of vocational maturity among highschool
students considering the relevance of this construct for academic
and career decisión-making during adolescence
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This study aimed to describe, compare, and correlate the structural
components of academic stress among Psychology, Medicine, and
Nursing students from two Mexican universities (UAQ and UJED)
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This work proposes a narrative review with a critical approach on a topic
that has surrounded psychoanalysis since its inception: its effectiveness in
addressing mental health issues. The rev
64-86
Family loyalties manifest themselves according to the intangible demands
that organize the behavior of each family member. They can become
gender mandates, self-fulfilling prophecies, and pat
87-108
This paper conceptualizes Likert-type scales from the perspective of
interbehavioral psychology, analyzing the functional interaction between
the participant and the instrument, and how this
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Bullying represents a social problem that affects child and adolescent
students. It has been reported that gifted students may reduce the bullying
effects and victimization, other, may turn t
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The rapid transition from modernity to supermodernity, postmodernity,
and hypermodernity driven by continuous technological revolutions has
made the production and consumption of digital cont
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Introduction: The COVID-19 health crisis triggered psychosocial disruptions
across many domains, especially in education, where in-person instruction
was abruptly shifted to home-based learni
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The objective of this study was to evaluate the reliability and validity of
the Questionnaire for Measuring Key Competencies for Sustainability in
College Students. This is a quantitative stu
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This article examines a central methodological problem in the study
of symbolic violence: how to turn into an empirical object a form of
domination that does not necessarily appear as overt a
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