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3. Crianza Parental, Estado Nutricio y Actividad Física en Preescolares.

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Guevara Valtier, Milton Carlos, de los Ángeles Paz Morales, María, Soltero Rivera, Silvia Guadalupe, Berenice Rueda-Sánchez, Cynthia, Quintana-Lagunas, Roger, and Navarro Rodríguez, Diana Cristina

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CROSS-sectional method, STATISTICAL correlation, BODY mass index, PRESCHOOL children, GOVERNMENT policy, MOTHERS, QUESTIONNAIRES, BODY weight, PARENTING, DESCRIPTIVE statistics, NUTRITIONAL status, RESEARCH methodology, RESEARCH, CHILD rearing, FOOD habits, MOTHER-child relationship, PHYSICAL activity
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2024
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5. Food addiction and eating profile in university young adults.

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Gallegos, Ixchel Muñoz, Guevara Valtier, Milton Carlos, de los Ángeles Paz Morales, María, Soltero Rivera, Silvia Guadalupe, Gutiérrez Valverde, Juana Mercedes, and Navarro Rodríguez, Diana Cristina

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COMPULSIVE eating, YOUNG adults, FOOD habits, RANK correlation (Statistics), BODY weight
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2023
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10. EXERCISE SCHEMA AND EXERCISE REPORTED BY OLDER ADULTS FROM THE METROPOLITAN AREA OF MONTERREY MEXICO

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Soltero Rivera, Silvia Guadalupe and Salazar González, Bertha Cecilia

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Community and Home Care, Health (social science), Nursing (miscellaneous), autoesquema de ejercicio físico, physical exercise, Maternity and Midwifery, ejercicio físico, adulto mayor, Geriatrics and Gerontology, exercise self schema, Family Practice, older adults, General Nursing
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Objetivo: explorar si los adultos mayores poseen esquemas relacionados con el ejercicio físico y si ello se refleja en su conducta, para examinar la posibilidad de que enfermería trabaje en torno a la reestructuración de ellos, dado que en Monterrey, México, todavía son escasos los adultos mayores que lo practican. Se inicia el estudio con esta hipótesis: los adultos mayores esquemáticos de ejercicio reportarían practicar ejercicio regular. Metodología: este estudio descriptivo comprendió 267 adultos mayores (109 hombres y 158 mujeres), seleccionados aleatoriamente de dos comunidades del área metropolitana de Monterrey, México, de febrero a septiembre de 2003. Resultados: las autodescripciones de 111 (41.57%) participantes correspondieron a esquema de ejercicio, ellos reportaron caminar significativamente más tiempo semanal en comparación con los aesquemáticos y los no clasificados (Chi2 56.33, gl. 2, p < .001). El 38% (100) afirmó realizar ejercicio conforme al tiempo recomendado. Conclusiones: los adultos mayores mostraron congruencia entre sus autoesquemas y el ejercicio reportado; sin embargo, persiste el sedentarismo. Estrategias enfocadas al desarrollo de esquemas y adopción de ejercicio físico ayudan al adulto mayor a enfrentar con éxito los desafíos que la edad le presenta. Objective: to explore if older adults have physical exercise related self-schemas and if so it reflexes in their behavior, as an opportunity for nursing to work towards the restructuring of these schemas given that in Monterrey elders who exercise are scarce. It was hypothesized: exerciser schematic elders would report exercise regularly. Methodology: this descriptive study comprised of 267 older adults (109 men and 158 women), randomly selected from two communities from the metropolitan area of Monterrey México, from February to September 2003. Results: self descriptions of 111 (41.57%) participants felt under the exercise self-schema category; they reported walking significantly more time compared with aschematic and non-classified participants (Chi2 56.33; gl.2, p

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2008
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12. Autoesquemas de ejercicio físico reportados por adultos mayores, Monterrey México

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Soltero Rivera, Silvia Guadalupe, Salazar González, Bertha Cecilia, Soltero Rivera, Silvia Guadalupe, and Salazar González, Bertha Cecilia

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Objective: to explore if older adults have physical exercise related self-schemas and if so it reflexes in their behavior, as an opportunity for nursing to work towards the restructuring of these schemas given that in Monterrey elders who exercise are scarce. It was hypothesized: exerciser schematic elders would report exercise regularly. Methodology: this descriptive study comprised of 267 older adults (109 men and 158 women), randomly selected from two communities from the metropolitan area of Monterrey México, from February to September 2003. Results: self descriptions of 111 (41.57%) participants felt under the exercise self-schema category; they reported walking significantly more time compared with aschematic and non-classified participants (Chi2 56.33; gl.2, p<.001). 38% (100) exercised according to recommended time. Conclusions: older adults showed congruence between their self-schemas and self reported physical exercise. Exercise among this population is low. Strategies toward the development of self-schemas have the potential for adopting an exercise health behavior in older adults; therefore to cope better with challenges of aging., Objetivo: explorar si los adultos mayores poseen esquemas relacionados con el ejercicio físico y si ello se refleja en su conducta, para examinar la posibilidad de que enfermería trabaje en torno a la reestructuración de ellos, dado que en Monterrey, México, todavía son escasos los adultos mayores que lo practican. Se inicia el estudio con esta hipótesis: los adultos mayores esquemáticos de ejercicio reportarían practicar ejercicio regular. Metodología: este estudio descriptivo comprendió 267 adultos mayores (109 hombres y 158 mujeres), seleccionados aleatoriamente de dos comunidades del área metropolitana de Monterrey, México, de febrero a septiembre de 2003. Resultados: las autodescripciones de 111 (41.57%) participantes correspondieron a esquema de ejercicio, ellos reportaron caminar significativamente más tiempo semanal en comparación con los aesquemáticos y los no clasificados (Chi2 56.33, gl. 2, p < .001). El 38% (100) afirmó realizar ejercicio conforme al tiempo recomendado. Conclusiones: los adultos mayores mostraron congruencia entre sus autoesquemas y el ejercicio reportado; sin embargo, persiste el sedentarismo. Estrategias enfocadas al desarrollo de esquemas y adopción de ejercicio físico ayudan al adulto mayor a enfrentar con éxito los desafíos que la edad le presenta.

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2006

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