Bienestar mental de los doctorandos e investigadores posdoctorales en Economía, Administración de Empresas y Estadística
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bienestar mental, motivación, satisfacción, investigación cualitativa, entrevistas estructuradasResumen
Esta investigación se justifica por la necesidad de profundizar en el complejo proceso por el que transcurre la formación de académicos. Esta investigación cualitativa consta de dos estudios complementarios a partir de las respuestas de 42 estudiantes de doctorado e investigadores postdoctorales de seis universidades públicas en Madrid, España, en Economía, Administración de Empresas, y en Estadística. Las entrevistas se llevaron a cabo durante los cursos académicos 2021 a 2024, en cada curso en dos etapas específicas. La primera se centró en la motivación y la satisfacción, y la segunda, en el bienestar mental. A partir de la información obtenida, el objetivo se centró en identificar la relación subyacente entre las variables consideradas. Las respuestas se estudiaron a través del método de entrevistas estructuradas. La presente investigación es un diagnóstico, un primer paso para el posterior desarrollo de estrategias que potencien la motivación y la satisfacción, así como el desarrollo de mecanismos que permitan anticipar los problemas relacionados con el bienestar mental.
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