Sacramento Pinazo-Hernandi
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 2509752 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Sacramento Pinazo-Hernandi |
| PRENOMES | Sacramento |
| SOBRENOME | Pinazo-Hernandi |
| ASSINATURA | PINAZO-HERNANDI S |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Universitat de València |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4364-4730 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 40 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 34 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 40 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2003 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Are future social workers ready for AI? Fears, barriers, and learning needs in higher education
Artificial intelligence is experiencing continuous and sustained progress, characterized by advances in algorithms, processing power and data availability. Machine learning techniques, especially deep learning, are constantly being refined using more efficient optimization methods, as well as improvements in knowledge transfer and generalization. This development is driven by academic research and industrial adoption, creating a feedback loop tha…
Generativity among older adults who became disabled early in life
Generativity in later life, defined as older adult's concern for contributing to others and to society, has been associated with increased quality of life in later life and explored mainly among healthy, independent, community-dwelling older adults. This study explored the presence, nature and significance of generative concerns among older adults who became physically disabled in middle age or earlier. Thirty-two people (20 women, 12 men) aged o…
Subjective healthy aging indicators in a the Mediterranean and Latin American context. A comparison by gender and age in older adults of lifelong educational programs
The aim of this research is to compare a series of subjective indicators of healthy aging. We analyzed two samples of people 60 years or older enrolled in university courses in two public universities, the National University (Costa Rica, N = 206) and the University of Valencia (Spain, N = 857). The subjective indicators of successful aging analyzed were social support (social network and functional social support), perceived health, spirituality…
Effectiveness of Intergenerational Programs to Reduce Loneliness
As the number of people of all ages at risk of loneliness increases rapidly, interest in identifying the most effective interventions has grown. A number of researchers have conducted scoping reviews on loneliness interventions and have concluded that the most successful methods involve group interventions. Intergenerational programs can be a good solution for the reduction of loneliness. The aim of this scoping review is to identify studies that…
Wisdom
Culture encompasses, among other things, the ways of living, feeling, and thinking of a social group and is transmitted from one generation to the next. In part, this transmission is accomplished by older adults. Generative cultural demand refers to the perception that older adults have of what society and their families expect them to contribute to the benefit of younger generations and the communities in which they live. This phenomenological s…
Discrimination and loneliness among transgender older adults
Many members of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) population have experienced marginalisation throughout their lives. Most related research has focused on the LGBT population in general; however, it is necessary to focus on transgender people because they are particularly socially marginalised and are at greater risk of stigmatisation and discrimination in various aspects across their lifespan and during old age. The aim of this r…
Las personas mayores, las tecnologías y los cuidados. Avances y retos
Envejecer en casa es la elección prioritaria de las personas mayores y muy mayores, no solo como deseo sino también de facto, sobre todo en las personas sin problemas de salud o funcionales. Es la opción elegida por el 96% de las personas mayores de 65 años en España y Europa. Pero para envejecer en casa (bien) es necesario que la casa sea accesible y que exista una red de cuidado y apoyo (formal e informal) disponible cuando sea necesaria. Conta…
Older adults and use of video games
The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on nursing home professionals
Objectives The situation caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has had an impact on the mental, physical, and social health of nursing home staff. The operations and protocols of long-term care facilities had to be adapted to a new, unforeseen, and unknown situation in which a devastating and highly contagious disease was causing large numbers of deaths. The aim of this study was to determine the cumulative impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on care, tech…
Fundamental rights of older women, vulnerated by forced disappearances in Colombia and Mexico
The objective of this article is to present, from a critical perspective, an analysis of the fundamental rights of older women, violated by the forced disappearances committed in Colombia and Mexico against their relatives. This article argues which human rights have been violated (the right to life and freedom) in women, direct and indirect victims of armed conflicts and forced disappearances in Colombia and Mexico, and which constitute a crime …
Measurement invariance of the self-care Scale for older people in Costa Rica and Spain
Successful aging is closely related to self-care behaviors. In fact, self-care is one of the most important aspects of a healthy life. It is in this context that the Self-Care Scale for the Older People appears. The main aim of this study is to offer evidence on the measurement invariance of the scale in samples of older adults from countries with cultural differences, specifically Costa Rica and Spain. The research approach is a panel design of …
Introduction to the Special Issue on Productive Aging in Honor of Frank Caro
The Role of Generativity in Later Life in the Case of Productive Activities
Active aging has been associated with both personal and social benefits. However, active aging encompasses a broad range of activities, including self-oriented and community-oriented ones. The aim of this study was to explore to what extent generativity is a key factor in differentiating between both types of activity, and to contribute to the theoretical and methodological literature on generativity as a multidimensional concept relevant to late…
Factors Influencing Intention to Technological Use in Older Adults. The TAM Model Aplication
The use of digital technology by older adults has improved in recent years in response to the need for their functional adaptation to an increasingly technological social context. Understanding this type of technological adaptation has recently become an important field of inquiry in both social and gerontological studies. Working within this framework, the aim of this study is to identify the main determinants that influence the intention of old…
Aging in Place
Findings highlight the importance of coping strategies and social participation in the capacity of older adults to mitigate the negative psychological consequences of crisis situations and provide evidence of "aging in place
Testing a Proactive Model of Successful Aging Among Older Adults in Costa Rica and Spain
The purpose of this study is to examine successful aging among Spanish-speaking older adults in Costa Rica and in Spain using the proactive framework proposed by Kahana et al. (2014). More specifically, we hypothesized that older adults’ life satisfaction would be positively associated with the frequency and perceived level of social support, spirituality/having purpose in life, and the use of proactive physical, cognitive, and social self-care b…
Effects of an Educational Program for Professional Caregivers on Behavioral Alterations in Nursing Home Residents
This pilot study aims to analyze the effectiveness of a type of non-pharmacological intervention such as the educating and training of professional caregivers on behavioral alterations and prescription of psychotropic drugs of older adults in nursing homes. One hundred and forty-five people from two nursing homes were randomized to either treatment (educational training program for healthcare professionals) or a no-treatment group. Twenty-two pro…
Validation of the University of California, Los Angeles Loneliness Scale (version 3) in Spanish older population
Loneliness is a subjective and unpleasant experience associated to a variety of physical and mental health problems. Older people face an elevated risk of loneliness. It is measured through self‐reported questionnaires, among which the most widely used one is the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) Loneliness Scale. The latest version of this scale is called UCLA‐3, and it has not been validated in Spanish elderly population. This articl…
Loneliness and social support
The lack of social support and the feelings of loneliness among older adults are associated with physical and mental health negative outcomes. This study attempts to test for their differential predictive power on depression and satisfaction in seniors. Data were drawn from a sample of 335 older adults ranging from 55 to 80 years old, with a mean age of 63.97 years (standard deviation = 5.56) attending a learning program at the University of Vale…
The Experiences of Retired Managers Acting as Volunteers in an Entrepreneurial Mentoring Organization
Social representations of latin american immigrants about immigration, care and elderly caregivers
Ageing in Spain has increased considerably and elderly people often find themselves in a situation of great dependence. Facing this situation, many have had the support of immigrant caregivers from Latin America. This research had the purpose to know the social representations (SR) of these caregivers, living in Valencia (Spain), about immigration, care and elderly care. It involved the participation of 35 immigrants who responded the Word Associ…
La Loi relative à la promotion de l’autonomie personnelle et au soutien des personnes en situation de dépendance. Quelle application en milieu urbain espagnol
L’Espagne a voté en 2006 la Loi relative à la promotion de l’autonomie personnelle et au soutien des personnes en situation de dépendance. Le présent article établit les grandes balises de la loi et les limites de son application en regard de la demande réelle en prenant comme exemple la communauté valencienne, tout en montrant que le coût de la dépendance revient encore essentiellement aux familles
Older Adult Mentors and Youth at Risk
This article poses some preliminary reflections about the viability of youth mentoring schemes in family-centered cultural contexts based on a pilot experience developed in Spain within the framework of a project aiming to train older adults as youth mentors in five European countries. After an introduction to the field of intergenerational mentoring, a description of the pilot program follows, with special attention paid to the development of th…
Efficacy, Efficiency … and Stability of Intergenerational Programs
"Efficacy, Efficiency ... and Stability of Intergenerational Programs?." Journal of Intergenerational Relationships, 9(3), pp. 335–336
Intergenerational Learning
Intergenerational learning is a way to learn together, a way to share information, thoughts, feelings, and experiences that can enrich two different generations. In the framework of intergeneration
The Meaning of Grandparenthood
This work aims at studying the meaning of the grandparent role both from the grandparent's and the grandchild's point of view, and at assessing the effects of gender and age in this meaning. To do so, data were collected from a sample of 154 grandparent-grandchild dyads, who filled in a questionnaire with the same items adapted to their respective perspectives. The answers were submitted to a principal component analysis. Results seem to point at…
Grandparents and Their Adolescent Grandchildren
The majority of research on grandparenting has been carried out either from the perspective of the grandparent or from the perspective of the grandchild. The present study compares the perceptions of grandparents and their adolescent grandchildren on four relationship variables: frequency of contact, shared leisure activities, closeness, and grandparenting styles. A sample of 80 couples answered a series of parallel questionnaires. The results su…
Intergenerational Learning
Intergenerational learning is a way to learn together, a way to share information, thoughts, feelings, and experiences that can enrich two different generations. In the framework of intergeneration
Validation of the University of California, Los Angeles Loneliness Scale (version 3) in Spanish older population
Loneliness is a subjective and unpleasant experience associated to a variety of physical and mental health problems. Older people face an elevated risk of loneliness. It is measured through self‐reported questionnaires, among which the most widely used one is the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) Loneliness Scale. The latest version of this scale is called UCLA‐3, and it has not been validated in Spanish elderly population. This articl…
Loneliness and social support
The lack of social support and the feelings of loneliness among older adults are associated with physical and mental health negative outcomes. This study attempts to test for their differential predictive power on depression and satisfaction in seniors. Data were drawn from a sample of 335 older adults ranging from 55 to 80 years old, with a mean age of 63.97 years (standard deviation = 5.56) attending a learning program at the University of Vale…
Older Adult Mentors and Youth at Risk
This article poses some preliminary reflections about the viability of youth mentoring schemes in family-centered cultural contexts based on a pilot experience developed in Spain within the framework of a project aiming to train older adults as youth mentors in five European countries. After an introduction to the field of intergenerational mentoring, a description of the pilot program follows, with special attention paid to the development of th…
Older people's university students in Spain
This study examines both the motives for and the benefits of attending a university programme for older people (UPOP) in Spain, and how they vary with the type of UPOP. Two UPOP models were assessed: The ‘Older People's Classes’ of the University of Barcelona, which is organised as a lecture course, and the ‘University of Experience’ at the University of Valencia, which is a three- or four-year variant of regular university degrees. A sample of 3…
Family Reciprocity and Caring Relationships in Ageing Societies
Custodial Grandparents
The number of grandparent-headed households has been growing steadily since the early seventies, and an even larger increase has been experienced by the number of children reared by their grandpare
La relación entre abuelos y nietos. Factores que predicen la calidad de la relación intergeneracional
El presente estudio se centra en la identificación de los factores que predicen la calidad en la relación intergeneracional abuelos-nietos desde la percepción que tienen los jóvenes. Los resultados de nuestra investigación se basan en una muestra de 361 jóvenes españoles entre 15 y 25 años que respondieron a un cuestionario sobre el "abuelo preferido". Los resultados del análisis multivariante indican que los aspectos que determinan la calidad de…
Intergenerational Caregiving. Young Auxiliary Caregivers
In 2009, an estimated 737 million persons of the world population were older than 60. More than half of this older population, 54%, live in Asia, and one fifth, 21%, live in Europe. This number wil
Evaluating Social Integration and Psychological Outcomes for Older Adults Enrolled at a University Intergenerational Program
Intergenerational programs are proliferating. The basic assumption of such programs is that pairing older and younger people in various activities and contexts such as educational programs will produce positive developmental benefits for all participants. Educational programs appear to help adults to remain socially active and connected. The University of Valencia (Spain) initiated in 1999–2000 a “University Program for Seniors” for adults age 55…
An Intergenerational Program,“Nau Gran,”at the University of Valencia (Spain)
(2003). An Intergenerational Program, “Nau Gran,” at the University of Valencia (Spain) Journal of Intergenerational Relationships: Vol. 1, No. 2, pp. 103-104
An Intergenerational Program,“Nau Gran,”at the University of Valencia (Spain)
(2003). An Intergenerational Program, “Nau Gran,” at the University of Valencia (Spain) Journal of Intergenerational Relationships: Vol. 1, No. 2, pp. 103-104
La relación entre abuelos y nietos. Factores que predicen la calidad de la relación intergeneracional
El presente estudio se centra en la identificación de los factores que predicen la calidad en la relación intergeneracional abuelos-nietos desde la percepción que tienen los jóvenes. Los resultados de nuestra investigación se basan en una muestra de 361 jóvenes españoles entre 15 y 25 años que respondieron a un cuestionario sobre el "abuelo preferido". Los resultados del análisis multivariante indican que los aspectos que determinan la calidad de…
Evaluating Social Integration and Psychological Outcomes for Older Adults Enrolled at a University Intergenerational Program
Intergenerational programs are proliferating. The basic assumption of such programs is that pairing older and younger people in various activities and contexts such as educational programs will produce positive developmental benefits for all participants. Educational programs appear to help adults to remain socially active and connected. The University of Valencia (Spain) initiated in 1999–2000 a “University Program for Seniors” for adults age 55…
The Meaning of Grandparenthood
This work aims at studying the meaning of the grandparent role both from the grandparent's and the grandchild's point of view, and at assessing the effects of gender and age in this meaning. To do so, data were collected from a sample of 154 grandparent-grandchild dyads, who filled in a questionnaire with the same items adapted to their respective perspectives. The answers were submitted to a principal component analysis. Results seem to point at…
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Custodial Grandparents
The number of grandparent-headed households has been growing steadily since the early seventies, and an even larger increase has been experienced by the number of children reared by their grandpare
Intergenerational Solidarity
In 2005, the European Commission (EC) published its “green paper” Confronting Demographic Change: A New Solidarity Between the Generations, which stated: Demographic changes are creating a new society, and these changes are set to speed up from 2010 onwards: ever fewer young people and young adults, ever more older workers, pensioners and very elderly people. Our societies will have to invent new ways of liberating the potential of young people a…
How students evaluate university programmes for older people
Older people's university students in Spain
This study examines both the motives for and the benefits of attending a university programme for older people (UPOP) in Spain, and how they vary with the type of UPOP. Two UPOP models were assessed: The ‘Older People's Classes’ of the University of Barcelona, which is organised as a lecture course, and the ‘University of Experience’ at the University of Valencia, which is a three- or four-year variant of regular university degrees. A sample of 3…
Family Reciprocity and Caring Relationships in Ageing Societies
Grandparents and Their Adolescent Grandchildren
The majority of research on grandparenting has been carried out either from the perspective of the grandparent or from the perspective of the grandchild. The present study compares the perceptions of grandparents and their adolescent grandchildren on four relationship variables: frequency of contact, shared leisure activities, closeness, and grandparenting styles. A sample of 80 couples answered a series of parallel questionnaires. The results su…
Intergenerational Caregiving. Young Auxiliary Caregivers
In 2009, an estimated 737 million persons of the world population were older than 60. More than half of this older population, 54%, live in Asia, and one fifth, 21%, live in Europe. This number wil
Aging Societies and Intergenerational Solidarity
Due to an increased life expectancy—more people over 65 years old and never before seen numbers of older adults above 85—all countries around the world are nowadays facing rapid demographic changes
Efficacy, Efficiency … and Stability of Intergenerational Programs
"Efficacy, Efficiency ... and Stability of Intergenerational Programs?." Journal of Intergenerational Relationships, 9(3), pp. 335–336
Intergenerational Learning
Intergenerational learning is a way to learn together, a way to share information, thoughts, feelings, and experiences that can enrich two different generations. In the framework of intergeneration
La Loi relative à la promotion de l’autonomie personnelle et au soutien des personnes en situation de dépendance. Quelle application en milieu urbain espagnol
L’Espagne a voté en 2006 la Loi relative à la promotion de l’autonomie personnelle et au soutien des personnes en situation de dépendance. Le présent article établit les grandes balises de la loi et les limites de son application en regard de la demande réelle en prenant comme exemple la communauté valencienne, tout en montrant que le coût de la dépendance revient encore essentiellement aux familles
Older Adult Mentors and Youth at Risk
This article poses some preliminary reflections about the viability of youth mentoring schemes in family-centered cultural contexts based on a pilot experience developed in Spain within the framework of a project aiming to train older adults as youth mentors in five European countries. After an introduction to the field of intergenerational mentoring, a description of the pilot program follows, with special attention paid to the development of th…
Social representations of latin american immigrants about immigration, care and elderly caregivers
Ageing in Spain has increased considerably and elderly people often find themselves in a situation of great dependence. Facing this situation, many have had the support of immigrant caregivers from Latin America. This research had the purpose to know the social representations (SR) of these caregivers, living in Valencia (Spain), about immigration, care and elderly care. It involved the participation of 35 immigrants who responded the Word Associ…
The Experiences of Retired Managers Acting as Volunteers in an Entrepreneurial Mentoring Organization
Validation of the University of California, Los Angeles Loneliness Scale (version 3) in Spanish older population
Loneliness is a subjective and unpleasant experience associated to a variety of physical and mental health problems. Older people face an elevated risk of loneliness. It is measured through self‐reported questionnaires, among which the most widely used one is the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) Loneliness Scale. The latest version of this scale is called UCLA‐3, and it has not been validated in Spanish elderly population. This articl…
Loneliness and social support
The lack of social support and the feelings of loneliness among older adults are associated with physical and mental health negative outcomes. This study attempts to test for their differential predictive power on depression and satisfaction in seniors. Data were drawn from a sample of 335 older adults ranging from 55 to 80 years old, with a mean age of 63.97 years (standard deviation = 5.56) attending a learning program at the University of Vale…
Effects of an Educational Program for Professional Caregivers on Behavioral Alterations in Nursing Home Residents
This pilot study aims to analyze the effectiveness of a type of non-pharmacological intervention such as the educating and training of professional caregivers on behavioral alterations and prescription of psychotropic drugs of older adults in nursing homes. One hundred and forty-five people from two nursing homes were randomized to either treatment (educational training program for healthcare professionals) or a no-treatment group. Twenty-two pro…
Testing a Proactive Model of Successful Aging Among Older Adults in Costa Rica and Spain
The purpose of this study is to examine successful aging among Spanish-speaking older adults in Costa Rica and in Spain using the proactive framework proposed by Kahana et al. (2014). More specifically, we hypothesized that older adults’ life satisfaction would be positively associated with the frequency and perceived level of social support, spirituality/having purpose in life, and the use of proactive physical, cognitive, and social self-care b…
Psychology (30 obras) · Aging and Gerontology Research (15 obras) · Medicine (15 obras) · Social Psychology (13 obras) · Gerontology (12 obras) · Migration, Aging, and Tourism Studies (12 obras) · Sociology (12 obras) · Intergenerational Family Dynamics and Caregiving (10 obras) · Geography (9 obras) · Health disparities and outcomes (9 obras)