Esquemas maladaptativos y nivel de ciberadicción en estudiantes de Ingeniería Civil que se encuentran en la etapa de adultez emergente de la Universidad de Pamplona.

Abstract

The objective of this study is to determine the relationship that internet addiction has with the Maladaptative schemes of civil engineering students of the University of Pamplona through a quantitative investigation that allows the identification of risk factors in the population subject to study, with a sample of 238 students, aged between 18 and 25 in the emerging adulthood stage, two questionnaires were applied, one to measure the level of cyberdiction (IAT), and the other to determine by dimensions if they existed maladaptive population schemes (YSQ-L2), the statistical program SPSS version 25.0 was used for the analysis of the results, Pearson's correlation is taken into account where the absolute values ranging in -1 and 1 represented by the letter r, from which it is derived that if r = 1 the relationship is significantly strong just as if r = -1. The results indicate that there is a significant relationship between variables having to; as addiction increases, the schemes also do so and vice versa; The previous results raise the need to continue researching the issue from different populations, in addition to educating on the risk of the use and abuse of the internet and technologies. In this way it is concluded that the hypotheses raised in the present investigation were mostly fulfilled except for the null hypothesis; Finally, it is established that the structure and organization of the objectives allowed to determine the relationship between variables that differs significantly from the initial theory of maladaptive schemes.