WHAT ARE SPANISH UNIVERSITY STUDENTS LIKE?
DO YOU TAKE CARE OF YOUR FOOD? WHAT PERCENTAGE IS ADDICTED TO ALCOHOL? HOW MANY LIVE WITH THEIR PARENTS?
WHO SUFFERS GREATER ANXIETY? THEM OR THEM?
WHICH UNIVERSITY HAS THE HIGHEST NUMBER OF STUDENTS WITH NOMOPHOBIA (FEAR OF BEING WITHOUT A MOBILE PHONE)?
Fundación MAPFRE invites you to the presentation of the conclusions of the report MOBILE PHONE USE, LIFESTYLE AND PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL-BEING IN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS, prepared by the Spanish Network of Health Promoting Universities (REUPS), a network made up of a total of 57 Spanish universities.
The study, the result of a survey of 16,574 young people from 18 Spanish universities, aims to reveal their lifestyle, level of psychological well-being and smartphone use of these people, whose average age is 22 years.
The research provides the following data:
· Sleep and rest pattern of university students
· Consumption of tobacco, alcohol and other substances
· Eating habits
· Physical activity
· Social relationships
· Mobile phone use and nomophobia
· Academic profile
· Feeling of fear, anxiety and depression
The presentation will take place on Tuesday, October 18, at 10:00 a.m., via Teams, through the following link:
Antoni Aguilló, president of the REUPS and professor of Public Health at the University of the Balearic Islands, will participate in the meeting; and Antonio Guzmán, director of Health Promotion at Fundación MAPFRE.
