Fatiga con las redes sociales. Motivos de uso de Internet y rasgos de la personalidad online y offline como moderadores

Alejandro Castro Solano

doi:10.46553/RPSI.20.40.2024.p196-214

Autores/as

Alejandro Castro Solano Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas ; Universidad de Palermo ; Universidad de Buenos Aires https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4639-3706

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.46553/RPSI.20.40.2024.p196-214

Palabras clave:

Internet, fatiga con las redes sociales, analisis de moderacion, rasgos de personalidad online, rasgos de personalidad offline

Resumen

Objetivos: (a) Verificar las evidencias de validez de constructo de la escala de Fatiga con las redes sociales (FRS), (b) analizar la relación entre los motivos de uso de Internet (MOTU) y la FRS y (c) estudiar la moderación de los rasgos de personalidad offline y online para la relación entre los MOTU y la FRS. Muestra: 516 sujetos residentes mayormente en el área metropolitana de Buenos Aires y en el Conurbano Bonaerense (292 hombres, 224 mujeres); edad promedio: 40,97 años (DE=15.03). Instrumentos: Escala de FRS, Escala MOTU, Inventario Cinco Grandes (ICG) e Inventario de rasgos de personalidad online (IACAS). Resultados: La escala de FRS tiene evidencias de validez de constructo. Asimismo, se demostró el rol moderador del rasgo de personalidad offline de agradabilidad en la relación entre los MOTU y la FRS. Además, los rasgos de personalidad online autenticidad, agradabilidad/sociabilidad y cautelosidad moderaron la relación entre los MOTU búsqueda de compañía/exhibicionismo y la FRS de carácter emocional.

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