Desarrollo evolutivo humano y longevidad. Un análisis bio-psicosocial
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En este trabajo se hace una revisión bibliográfica sobre el desarrollo evolutivo humano y longevidad, desde un enfoque biopsicosocial (Engel, 1977; Gliedt et al., 2017; Lehman et al., 2017). Tras aplicar el método de análisis PRISMA, se obtuvieron diversos resultados relacionados con un desarrollo evolutivo más longevo; así, en el área biológica, 3 factores: los SNPs, los telómeros y la química del estrés; en el área psicológica, 5 factores: la metacognición, la resiliencia, la espiritualidad, las relaciones personales y la depresión; y en el área social, 8 factores: la pseudo-heredabilidad, las relaciones conyugales, la maternidad, el nivel educativo, estilos de vida, dieta y restricción calórica, actividad física y mental y tecnología san... Ver más

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Castañeda-García, Pedro Javier

Reyes Macías, Isabel

Bordón Suárez, Vanesa de los Dolores

Segura Cabrera, Cynthia Anghara

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Human evolutionary development and longevity. A bio-psychosocial analysis
En este trabajo se hace una revisión bibliográfica sobre el desarrollo evolutivo humano y longevidad, desde un enfoque biopsicosocial (Engel, 1977; Gliedt et al., 2017; Lehman et al., 2017). Tras aplicar el método de análisis PRISMA, se obtuvieron diversos resultados relacionados con un desarrollo evolutivo más longevo; así, en el área biológica, 3 factores: los SNPs, los telómeros y la química del estrés; en el área psicológica, 5 factores: la metacognición, la resiliencia, la espiritualidad, las relaciones personales y la depresión; y en el área social, 8 factores: la pseudo-heredabilidad, las relaciones conyugales, la maternidad, el nivel educativo, estilos de vida, dieta y restricción calórica, actividad física y mental y tecnología sanitaria. Ante los datos obtenidos en las tres áreas, de este enfoque biopsicosocial, y el repetido solapamiento entre factores del área psicológica y del área social, se plantea que pudieran considerarse estas dos como una conjunta, proponiéndose un enfoque explicativo con dos áreas: bio-psicosocial que, por factores encontrados en este trabajo, quedarían un 18,7% de biológica y un 81,3% psicosocial. Actualmente, hay suficiente información sobre desarrollo evolutivo humano y longevidad, pero una ausencia de investigaciones que estudien esos factores desde una perspectiva integrada. Mucha de esa información privilegiada se podría aplicar ya, psicológica y socialmente, a la población en general, para una mejora de su salud, en cualquier fase del desarrollo evolutivo humano.
In this work, a literature review on human evolutionary development and longevity is made from a biopsychosocial approach (Engel, 1977, Gliedt et al., 2017, Lehman et al., 2017). After applying the PRISMA analysis method, several results related to a more long-lived evolutionary development were obtained; thus, in the biological area, 3 factors: SNPs, telomeres and stress chemistry; in the psychological area, 5 factors: metacognition, resilience, spirituality, personal relationships and depression; and in the social area, 8 factors: pseudo-heritability, conjugal relations, motherhood, educational level, lifestyles, diet and caloric restriction, physical and mental activity and health technology. Given the data obtained in the three areas, of this biopsychosocial approach, and the repeated overlap between factors of the psychological area and the social area, it is proposed that both could be considered as a joint, proposing an explanatory approach with two areas: bio-psychosocial that, for factors found in this work, would be 18.7% biological and 81.3% psychosocial. Currently, there is enough information on human evolutionary development and longevity, but an absence of research that studies these factors from an integrated perspective. Much of this privileged information could be applied already, psychologically and socially, to the population in general, for an improvement of their health, at any stage of human evolutionary development.
Castañeda-García, Pedro Javier
Reyes Macías, Isabel
Bordón Suárez, Vanesa de los Dolores
Segura Cabrera, Cynthia Anghara
developmental psychology
human longevity
PRISMA methodology
biopsychosocial approach
psicología del desarrollo
longevidad humana
método PRISMA
enfoque biopsicosocial
psicologia do desenvolvimento
longevidade humana
Metodologia PRISMA
abordagem biopsicossocial
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title Desarrollo evolutivo humano y longevidad. Un análisis bio-psicosocial
spellingShingle Desarrollo evolutivo humano y longevidad. Un análisis bio-psicosocial
Castañeda-García, Pedro Javier
Reyes Macías, Isabel
Bordón Suárez, Vanesa de los Dolores
Segura Cabrera, Cynthia Anghara
developmental psychology
human longevity
PRISMA methodology
biopsychosocial approach
psicología del desarrollo
longevidad humana
método PRISMA
enfoque biopsicosocial
psicologia do desenvolvimento
longevidade humana
Metodologia PRISMA
abordagem biopsicossocial
title_short Desarrollo evolutivo humano y longevidad. Un análisis bio-psicosocial
title_full Desarrollo evolutivo humano y longevidad. Un análisis bio-psicosocial
title_fullStr Desarrollo evolutivo humano y longevidad. Un análisis bio-psicosocial
title_full_unstemmed Desarrollo evolutivo humano y longevidad. Un análisis bio-psicosocial
title_sort desarrollo evolutivo humano y longevidad. un análisis bio-psicosocial
title_eng Human evolutionary development and longevity. A bio-psychosocial analysis
description En este trabajo se hace una revisión bibliográfica sobre el desarrollo evolutivo humano y longevidad, desde un enfoque biopsicosocial (Engel, 1977; Gliedt et al., 2017; Lehman et al., 2017). Tras aplicar el método de análisis PRISMA, se obtuvieron diversos resultados relacionados con un desarrollo evolutivo más longevo; así, en el área biológica, 3 factores: los SNPs, los telómeros y la química del estrés; en el área psicológica, 5 factores: la metacognición, la resiliencia, la espiritualidad, las relaciones personales y la depresión; y en el área social, 8 factores: la pseudo-heredabilidad, las relaciones conyugales, la maternidad, el nivel educativo, estilos de vida, dieta y restricción calórica, actividad física y mental y tecnología sanitaria. Ante los datos obtenidos en las tres áreas, de este enfoque biopsicosocial, y el repetido solapamiento entre factores del área psicológica y del área social, se plantea que pudieran considerarse estas dos como una conjunta, proponiéndose un enfoque explicativo con dos áreas: bio-psicosocial que, por factores encontrados en este trabajo, quedarían un 18,7% de biológica y un 81,3% psicosocial. Actualmente, hay suficiente información sobre desarrollo evolutivo humano y longevidad, pero una ausencia de investigaciones que estudien esos factores desde una perspectiva integrada. Mucha de esa información privilegiada se podría aplicar ya, psicológica y socialmente, a la población en general, para una mejora de su salud, en cualquier fase del desarrollo evolutivo humano.
description_eng In this work, a literature review on human evolutionary development and longevity is made from a biopsychosocial approach (Engel, 1977, Gliedt et al., 2017, Lehman et al., 2017). After applying the PRISMA analysis method, several results related to a more long-lived evolutionary development were obtained; thus, in the biological area, 3 factors: SNPs, telomeres and stress chemistry; in the psychological area, 5 factors: metacognition, resilience, spirituality, personal relationships and depression; and in the social area, 8 factors: pseudo-heritability, conjugal relations, motherhood, educational level, lifestyles, diet and caloric restriction, physical and mental activity and health technology. Given the data obtained in the three areas, of this biopsychosocial approach, and the repeated overlap between factors of the psychological area and the social area, it is proposed that both could be considered as a joint, proposing an explanatory approach with two areas: bio-psychosocial that, for factors found in this work, would be 18.7% biological and 81.3% psychosocial. Currently, there is enough information on human evolutionary development and longevity, but an absence of research that studies these factors from an integrated perspective. Much of this privileged information could be applied already, psychologically and socially, to the population in general, for an improvement of their health, at any stage of human evolutionary development.
author Castañeda-García, Pedro Javier
Reyes Macías, Isabel
Bordón Suárez, Vanesa de los Dolores
Segura Cabrera, Cynthia Anghara
author_facet Castañeda-García, Pedro Javier
Reyes Macías, Isabel
Bordón Suárez, Vanesa de los Dolores
Segura Cabrera, Cynthia Anghara
topic developmental psychology
human longevity
PRISMA methodology
biopsychosocial approach
psicología del desarrollo
longevidad humana
método PRISMA
enfoque biopsicosocial
psicologia do desenvolvimento
longevidade humana
Metodologia PRISMA
abordagem biopsicossocial
topic_facet developmental psychology
human longevity
PRISMA methodology
biopsychosocial approach
psicología del desarrollo
longevidad humana
método PRISMA
enfoque biopsicosocial
psicologia do desenvolvimento
longevidade humana
Metodologia PRISMA
abordagem biopsicossocial
topicspa_str_mv psicología del desarrollo
longevidad humana
método PRISMA
enfoque biopsicosocial
psicologia do desenvolvimento
longevidade humana
Metodologia PRISMA
abordagem biopsicossocial
citationvolume 13
citationissue 1
citationedition Núm. 1 , Año 2020 : Psicología del Desarrollo: Investigaciones en torno al estudio del ciclo vital humano
publisher Bogotá: Corporación Universitaria Iberoamericana
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