Relación entre la sensibilidad en el procesamiento sensorial y la procrastinación patológica en adultos mexicanos

Resumen

La procrastinación es un fenómeno complejo que se ha relacionado con determinados rasgos de personalidad y factores como la impulsividad, la aversión a las tareas, el estrés y fallas en la autorregulación, entre otras; sin embargo, hasta el momento no se ha estudiado su relación con el rasgo de sensibilidad en el procesamiento sensorial. Por ello, el objetivo del presente estudio fue analizar la relación entre la procrastinación patológica y la sensibilidad en el procesamiento sensorial, para lo cual se administró la Escala de Procrastinación Irracional (epi) y la Escala para Personas Altamente Sensibles (epas) a una muestra de 337 adultos (Medad = 24.32; DE = 6.76), de los cuales la mayoría eran del sexo femenino (n = 235; 69.7 %), procedentes de las ciudades de Uruapan y Morelia, en Michoacán, México. Una vez obtenidos los datos, se realizó un análisis inferencial por medio de la r de Pearson que confirmó la existencia de una correlación positiva entre la procrastinación patológica y la sensibilidad en el procesamiento sensorial (r = .367). Estos resultados pueden ser de utilidad para el desarrollo de programas o estrategias que ayuden aquellas personas que procrastinan y que, a la vez, tienen alta sensibilidad al procesamiento sensorial.

Palabras clave

procrastinación

adultos

personalidad

temperamento

Citas

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