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O objetivo deste estudo foi a concepção e validação de uma escala para avaliar o comportamento on-line contraproducente que inclui a análise conjunta de comportamentos destrutivos (antissociais) e construtivos (pró-sociais). Além disso, foi proposto determinar quais traços de personalidade (normal, patológico, negativo ou positivo) predizem tal comportamento. Participaram 351 sujeitos da população geral argentina (156 homens, 191 mulheres, 2 identificados como não binários), com idade média de 39,35 anos (DP = 13,79). Para atender a todos os objetivos, além do teste construído, foram utilizados os seguintes instrumentos: Big Five Inventory, Personality Inventory for dsm-5 Brief-Form, Positive Traits Inventory Short-Form, Dark Triad Scale e um questionário elaborado ad-hoc para avaliar o uso da Internet e das redes sociais. A análise fatorial exploratória revelou uma estrutura de dois fatores orientada para a avaliação dos dois tipos de comportamentos, que explicaram 57,5% da variância total. Como resultado, foi criada uma escala de 18 itens com valores de confiabilidade muito bons -coeficiente ômega- (Comportamentos destrutivos ω = 0,88; Comportamentos construtivos ω= 0,79). Por fim, foram realizadas análises de regressão hierárquica, que determinaram que os traços da Tríade escura predizem melhor o desenvolvimento de comportamentos destrutivos, enquanto os traços positivos predizem comportamentos construtivos.

María Laura Lupano Perugini, Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas (CONICET)

Facultad de Ciencias Sociales, Universidad de Palermo, Facultad de Psicología, Universidad de Buenos Aires

Alejandro Castro Solano, Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas (CONICET

Facultad de Ciencias Sociales, Universidad de Palermo, Facultad de Psicología, Universidad de Buenos Aires

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