Tipos de Uso de Internet y Redes Sociales: Análisis de Perfiles de Usuarios
; Diaz Kuaik, Iliana ; Caporiccio Trillo, Micaela Ailén ; Castro Solano, Alejandro 
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10/2022
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Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina "Santa María de los Buenos Aires". Facultad de Psicología y Psicopedagogía
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Revista de Psicología
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1669-2438
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2469-2050
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Se buscó identificar diferentes perfiles de usuarios considerando los usos que realizan de Internet y redes sociales, y establecer su relación con variables sociodemográficas, de personalidad y el bienestar percibido. Participaron 628 usuarios (52.5% mujeres, Medad =40.79; DE= 14.99). Se identificaron cuatro perfiles de usuarios: el grupo denominado de baja actividad, está compuesto por sujetos de mayor edad y se percibe más responsable; el de alta actividad, está integrado por mujeres de menor edad y se percibe más extrovertido y neurótico; el recreativo se percibe más neurótico y con rasgos patológicos de personalidad; y el grupo mixto, está compuesto por varones y se percibe más responsable. Sólo el grupo con alta actividad percibe mayor bienestar personal y social.
We sought to identify different user profiles considering the uses they make of the Internet and social networks, and establish their relationship with sociodemographic variables, personality and perceived wellbeing. 628 users participated (52.5% women, Mage = 40.79; SD = 14.99). Four user profiles were identified: the group called low activity, is made up of older subjects and is perceived as more responsible; the high-activity group is made up of younger women and is perceived as more extroverted and neurotic; the recreational one is perceived as more neurotic and with pathological personality traits; and the mixed group, is made up of men and is perceived as more responsible. Only the group with high activity perceives greater personal and social well-being.
We sought to identify different user profiles considering the uses they make of the Internet and social networks, and establish their relationship with sociodemographic variables, personality and perceived wellbeing. 628 users participated (52.5% women, Mage = 40.79; SD = 14.99). Four user profiles were identified: the group called low activity, is made up of older subjects and is perceived as more responsible; the high-activity group is made up of younger women and is perceived as more extroverted and neurotic; the recreational one is perceived as more neurotic and with pathological personality traits; and the mixed group, is made up of men and is perceived as more responsible. Only the group with high activity perceives greater personal and social well-being.
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