Rasgos de personalidad, inflexibilidad psicológica y sintomatología prefrontal en jóvenes universitarios consumidores de alcohol

Abstract

Abstract:The study aimed to analyze the relationship between personality traits, psychological inflexibility and prefrontal symptomatology with problematic alcohol consumption in university students. The Prefrontal Symptomatology Inventory (ISP), the Temperament and Revised Character Inventory (TCIR-67), the acceptance and action questionnaire (AAQ-II) and the Alcohol Consumption Identification Test (AUDIT) were administered to 501 university students whose average age was 21 (± 2.59) years. The results of the differences identified between both groups in each of the variables studied, in addition, statistically significant correlations (> 0.40) appear between some aspects of the personality (damage avoidance and self-direction) and the prefrontal symptomatology, as well as with psychological inflexibility. These results could be useful for the design and implementation of more specialized intervention strategies, where an approach to primary prevention can be reflected.