Karina Navarro
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4394836 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Karina Navarro |
| NOMBRES | Karina |
| APELLIDO | Navarro |
| FIRMA | NAVARRO K |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Chile |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2370-6909 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 17 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 20 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2015 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Maduración Forzada
Este estudio aborda la "maduración forzada" en hermanos de personas con discapacidad, un fenómeno psicosocial donde asumen roles adultos prematuramente. El objetivo fue comprender cómo se experimenta este proceso y su impacto socioemocional. Se empleó una metodología mixta. Cuantitativamente, se analizaron 34 cuestionarios para identificar patrones y frecuencias. Cualitativamente, se realizaron tres entrevistas en profundidad, guiadas por un dise…
Inclusión y marco legal educativo. Una visión crítica hacia la educación de los sordos en México
Este artículo analiza la evolución del marco legal mexicano en materia educativa desde 1970 hasta 2024. Examinar cómo se ha abordado la enseñanza de la lectoescritura para niños con discapacidad auditiva en comparación con las propuestas pedagógicas para alumnos oyentes. La investigación, de corte cualitativo con un diseño documental, empleó la metodología PRISMA como técnica de cribado para la selección y análisis de fuentes relevantes. El estud…
Análisis comparativo de la inclusión en dos Instituciones públicas de educación preescolar en la ciudad de Celaya Guanajuato
Este estudio se propuso evaluar el nivel de inclusión educativa percibido en dos preescolares públicos de Celaya, Gto. Es importante señalar que, en algunos contextos laborales, la cultura de inclusión no siempre se privilegia, lo que puede generar una brecha entre las políticas y la realidad, impactando directamente en la adaptación curricular y la participación de todos. Se utilizó un enfoque cuantitativo con un diseño no experimental, descript…
Interpretaciones causales del estallido social en Chile producidas por las ciencias sociales
This article analyzes the response of the social sciences to the Chilean social uprising of 2019, focusing on the epistemological assumptions that shaped the production of explanations about this event.Drawing on a systematic review of articles published between 2019 and 2023 that sought to explain the uprising, it identifies the main causes attributed to it, the interpretive frameworks mobilized, and the projections derived from these interpreta…
The role of implicit and self-stigma of depression in mental help-seeking intention among young adults
Stigma surrounding mental health problems significantly hinders help-seeking intentions among young adults. Implicit bias and self-stigma are well documented barriers seeking help. However, a comprehensive model that integrates both implicit and self-stigma on help-seeking intentions has yet to be tested. In this study, we examined the impact of implicit stigma toward depression on help-seeking intentions among young adults, accounting for the me…
People don't change. Are you sure? Deradicalization of opinion among young people
Since the Chilean social outburst in 2019, the country has experienced a process of political polarization and radicalization. The social support and participation in violent, disruptive, and radical protests rapidly increased, particularly among young individuals. However, in 2022, a rapid deradicalization process took place and ended with the constitutional proposal derived from the social outburst being rejected. Nowadays, national surveys rev…
Attachment, emotion regulation difficulties, and forgiveness to the ex-partner
Combatiendo la leyenda negra de la sociología cuantitativa
.
Cinco años como editora de la Revista de Sociología
.
Modelling the mediating effect of multiple emotions in a cycle of territorial protests
Nowadays it is customary to incorporate emotions as explanatory variables of protest participation, since \nnumerous studies have provided evidence for their relevance. However, the incorporation of emotions in \nquantitative research continues to emphasise the effect of a limited set of emotions (normally one or two \nwith negative valence, such as anger or contempt) that are modelled as mediators between nonemotional \nmotives and participation…
Emociones
Ethnic Identity and Well-Being of Andean Indigenous People
The aim of this research was to evaluate the mediating effect of the value orientations of collectivism and individualism on the relationship between ethnic identity and well-being, the latter conceived from the worldview of Andean natives. For this purpose, under an observational and cross-sectional design, 395 Lickan-Antay adults (57% women) living in areas of indigenous development and in two cities in northern Chile were surveyed. We used the…
Latent variables should remain as such
Use of subject scores as manifest variables to assess the relationship between latent variables produces attenuated estimates. This has been demonstrated for raw scores from classical test theory (CTT) and factor scores derived from factor analysis. Conclusions on scores have not been sufficiently extended to item response theory (IRT) theta estimates, which are still recommended for estimation of relationships between latent variables. This is b…
Presences, absences and challenges in the social sciences
The sirens’ call in psychometrics
The idea that item response theory (IRT) models yield invariant parameter estimates is widely accepted among scholars interested in achieving truly scientific measurements in social and behavioral sciences. Starting from a conceptual and mathematical definition of invariance, this article presents a critical examination of the theoretical and empirical support for the property of invariance with regard to populations and samples of items and subj…
Developing Multidimensional Likert Scales Using Item Factor Analysis
This study compares the performance of two approaches in analysing four-point Likert rating scales with a factorial model: the classical factor analysis (FA) and the item factor analysis (IFA). For FA, maximum likelihood and weighted least squares estimations using Pearson correlation matrices among items are compared. For IFA, diagonally weighted least squares and unweighted least squares estimations using items polychoric correlation matrices a…
Reexamining Nonlinear Structural Equation Modeling Procedures
The current study examines the performance of the extended unconstrained approach (EXUC) and the latent moderated structural equation modeling procedure (LMS) in situations where quadratic and interaction terms are tested simultaneously and investigates their limitations with regard to the employment of parallel and congeneric measures, relatively low indicator reliabilities, and relatively large numbers of indicators. By means of a Monte Carlo s…
Developing Multidimensional Likert Scales Using Item Factor Analysis
This study compares the performance of two approaches in analysing four-point Likert rating scales with a factorial model: the classical factor analysis (FA) and the item factor analysis (IFA). For FA, maximum likelihood and weighted least squares estimations using Pearson correlation matrices among items are compared. For IFA, diagonally weighted least squares and unweighted least squares estimations using items polychoric correlation matrices a…
Modelling the mediating effect of multiple emotions in a cycle of territorial protests
Nowadays it is customary to incorporate emotions as explanatory variables of protest participation, since \nnumerous studies have provided evidence for their relevance. However, the incorporation of emotions in \nquantitative research continues to emphasise the effect of a limited set of emotions (normally one or two \nwith negative valence, such as anger or contempt) that are modelled as mediators between nonemotional \nmotives and participation…
Latent variables should remain as such
Use of subject scores as manifest variables to assess the relationship between latent variables produces attenuated estimates. This has been demonstrated for raw scores from classical test theory (CTT) and factor scores derived from factor analysis. Conclusions on scores have not been sufficiently extended to item response theory (IRT) theta estimates, which are still recommended for estimation of relationships between latent variables. This is b…
Reexamining Nonlinear Structural Equation Modeling Procedures
The current study examines the performance of the extended unconstrained approach (EXUC) and the latent moderated structural equation modeling procedure (LMS) in situations where quadratic and interaction terms are tested simultaneously and investigates their limitations with regard to the employment of parallel and congeneric measures, relatively low indicator reliabilities, and relatively large numbers of indicators. By means of a Monte Carlo s…
Developing Multidimensional Likert Scales Using Item Factor Analysis
This study compares the performance of two approaches in analysing four-point Likert rating scales with a factorial model: the classical factor analysis (FA) and the item factor analysis (IFA). For FA, maximum likelihood and weighted least squares estimations using Pearson correlation matrices among items are compared. For IFA, diagonally weighted least squares and unweighted least squares estimations using items polychoric correlation matrices a…
The sirens’ call in psychometrics
The idea that item response theory (IRT) models yield invariant parameter estimates is widely accepted among scholars interested in achieving truly scientific measurements in social and behavioral sciences. Starting from a conceptual and mathematical definition of invariance, this article presents a critical examination of the theoretical and empirical support for the property of invariance with regard to populations and samples of items and subj…
Presences, absences and challenges in the social sciences
Latent variables should remain as such
Use of subject scores as manifest variables to assess the relationship between latent variables produces attenuated estimates. This has been demonstrated for raw scores from classical test theory (CTT) and factor scores derived from factor analysis. Conclusions on scores have not been sufficiently extended to item response theory (IRT) theta estimates, which are still recommended for estimation of relationships between latent variables. This is b…
Emociones
Ethnic Identity and Well-Being of Andean Indigenous People
The aim of this research was to evaluate the mediating effect of the value orientations of collectivism and individualism on the relationship between ethnic identity and well-being, the latter conceived from the worldview of Andean natives. For this purpose, under an observational and cross-sectional design, 395 Lickan-Antay adults (57% women) living in areas of indigenous development and in two cities in northern Chile were surveyed. We used the…
Combatiendo la leyenda negra de la sociología cuantitativa
.
Cinco años como editora de la Revista de Sociología
.
Modelling the mediating effect of multiple emotions in a cycle of territorial protests
Nowadays it is customary to incorporate emotions as explanatory variables of protest participation, since \nnumerous studies have provided evidence for their relevance. However, the incorporation of emotions in \nquantitative research continues to emphasise the effect of a limited set of emotions (normally one or two \nwith negative valence, such as anger or contempt) that are modelled as mediators between nonemotional \nmotives and participation…
Attachment, emotion regulation difficulties, and forgiveness to the ex-partner
Maduración Forzada
Este estudio aborda la "maduración forzada" en hermanos de personas con discapacidad, un fenómeno psicosocial donde asumen roles adultos prematuramente. El objetivo fue comprender cómo se experimenta este proceso y su impacto socioemocional. Se empleó una metodología mixta. Cuantitativamente, se analizaron 34 cuestionarios para identificar patrones y frecuencias. Cualitativamente, se realizaron tres entrevistas en profundidad, guiadas por un dise…
Inclusión y marco legal educativo. Una visión crítica hacia la educación de los sordos en México
Este artículo analiza la evolución del marco legal mexicano en materia educativa desde 1970 hasta 2024. Examinar cómo se ha abordado la enseñanza de la lectoescritura para niños con discapacidad auditiva en comparación con las propuestas pedagógicas para alumnos oyentes. La investigación, de corte cualitativo con un diseño documental, empleó la metodología PRISMA como técnica de cribado para la selección y análisis de fuentes relevantes. El estud…
Análisis comparativo de la inclusión en dos Instituciones públicas de educación preescolar en la ciudad de Celaya Guanajuato
Este estudio se propuso evaluar el nivel de inclusión educativa percibido en dos preescolares públicos de Celaya, Gto. Es importante señalar que, en algunos contextos laborales, la cultura de inclusión no siempre se privilegia, lo que puede generar una brecha entre las políticas y la realidad, impactando directamente en la adaptación curricular y la participación de todos. Se utilizó un enfoque cuantitativo con un diseño no experimental, descript…
Interpretaciones causales del estallido social en Chile producidas por las ciencias sociales
This article analyzes the response of the social sciences to the Chilean social uprising of 2019, focusing on the epistemological assumptions that shaped the production of explanations about this event.Drawing on a systematic review of articles published between 2019 and 2023 that sought to explain the uprising, it identifies the main causes attributed to it, the interpretive frameworks mobilized, and the projections derived from these interpreta…
The role of implicit and self-stigma of depression in mental help-seeking intention among young adults
Stigma surrounding mental health problems significantly hinders help-seeking intentions among young adults. Implicit bias and self-stigma are well documented barriers seeking help. However, a comprehensive model that integrates both implicit and self-stigma on help-seeking intentions has yet to be tested. In this study, we examined the impact of implicit stigma toward depression on help-seeking intentions among young adults, accounting for the me…
People don't change. Are you sure? Deradicalization of opinion among young people
Since the Chilean social outburst in 2019, the country has experienced a process of political polarization and radicalization. The social support and participation in violent, disruptive, and radical protests rapidly increased, particularly among young individuals. However, in 2022, a rapid deradicalization process took place and ended with the constitutional proposal derived from the social outburst being rejected. Nowadays, national surveys rev…
Psychology (6 obras) · Political science (5 obras) · Social Psychology (5 obras) · Developmental psychology (4 obras) · Econometrics (4 obras) · Humanities (4 obras) · Mathematics (4 obras) · Philosophy (4 obras) · Psychometric Methodologies and Testing (4 obras) · Statistics (4 obras)