Charo Sádaba
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 770866 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Charo Sádaba |
| NOMBRES | Charo |
| APELLIDO | Sádaba |
| FIRMA | SÁDABA C |
| AFILIACIONES | Universidad de Navarra |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 8 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 2 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2010 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Watching Sexually Explicit Movies and TV Shows During Adolescence is Associated with Porn Use in Adulthood
Exposure to sexual content in mainstream media during adolescence may influence the development of sexual behaviors, including pornography use in adulthood. This study examined whether such exposure predicts later pornography consumption. A sample of 1,000 Spanish young adults (aged 18–25) completed an online survey. Exposure to sexual content was assessed using IMDb parental guide ratings for participants’ favorite movies and TV shows from adole…
The transformation of the relationship between Spanish youth and religion
This paper examines the religiosity and spirituality of Spanish youth using data from the 2023 Footprints survey with 601 respondents aged 18 to 29. The findings show a significant decline in traditional Catholic affiliation (31%) alongside growing secular and non-affiliated spiritual identities (over 40%). Belief in God remains at 42%, illustrating complex religious transformations rather than complete disengagement. The study contextualizes the…
Influencers are just mannequins’
This study investigates teenagers’ skepticism toward influencer trust and its implications for their perceptions of and receptiveness to social media advertising. Employing a mixed-methods approach, we surveyed 1055 teenagers to gauge their perceptions of influencers’ advertising intensity. Additionally, qualitative focus groups involving 55 participants explored a range of perceptions, addressing their distrust toward influencers and the breakdo…
Facing online scams
Purpose This study aims to investigate adolescents’ interactions with deceptive content on social media, focusing on scams that promise effortless rewards. Design/methodology/approach The methodology included interviews with 20 pairs of adolescents (aged 11–17) and their parents, analyzing their responses to scam content and examining patterns of critical awareness and parental guidance. Findings Findings suggest that critical awareness and the a…
Social media and mental health
Using a representative longitudinal sample of emerging adults aged 18 to 24 in Spain, we apply a relational lens to the association between social media and mental health. We explore how, beyond time in social media, mental health is influenced by three distinct motivations for social media use: communication ( interacting with others ), surveillance ( finding out what others are doing ), and escapism ( evading uncomfortable thoughts ). Next, we …
Do I question what influencers sell me? Integration of critical thinking in the advertising literacy of Spanish adolescents
Engaging with influencer posts has become a prevalent practice among adolescents on social media, exposing them to the combined elements of promotional content and entertainment in influencer marketing. However, the versatile and appealing nature of this content may hinder adolescents’ ability to engage in critical thinking and accurately interpret this hybrid form of advertising. This study aims to investigate adolescents’ capacity to critically…
Capítulo 5. Los usos y las preferencias informativas de los públicos
El desarrollo de las noticias digitales añade complejidad al consumo informativo al incrementar las posibilidades de elección de los usuarios. La relación entre audiencias y cibermedios cambia con la irrupción de las redes sociales, el desarrollo de nuevos contenidos como el podcast, y la práctica de bloquear los anuncios de los sitios web. Palabras clave: Itinerarios de acceso a las noticias, redes sociales, audio y podcast, ad-blocking
El Perfil del Usuario de Internet en España
The generalization of Internet use is a reality in all the occidental countries, and Spain is not an exception of that rule. This article aims to offer an updated picture of the Internet user profile in Spain, using, for that end, the main public and private data sources available in the country. The text offers the basic indicators and variables, sex, age and social class of the users, in order to understand how is the user in a country where th…
Social media and mental health
Using a representative longitudinal sample of emerging adults aged 18 to 24 in Spain, we apply a relational lens to the association between social media and mental health. We explore how, beyond time in social media, mental health is influenced by three distinct motivations for social media use: communication ( interacting with others ), surveillance ( finding out what others are doing ), and escapism ( evading uncomfortable thoughts ). Next, we …
El Perfil del Usuario de Internet en España
The generalization of Internet use is a reality in all the occidental countries, and Spain is not an exception of that rule. This article aims to offer an updated picture of the Internet user profile in Spain, using, for that end, the main public and private data sources available in the country. The text offers the basic indicators and variables, sex, age and social class of the users, in order to understand how is the user in a country where th…
Capítulo 5. Los usos y las preferencias informativas de los públicos
El desarrollo de las noticias digitales añade complejidad al consumo informativo al incrementar las posibilidades de elección de los usuarios. La relación entre audiencias y cibermedios cambia con la irrupción de las redes sociales, el desarrollo de nuevos contenidos como el podcast, y la práctica de bloquear los anuncios de los sitios web. Palabras clave: Itinerarios de acceso a las noticias, redes sociales, audio y podcast, ad-blocking
Do I question what influencers sell me? Integration of critical thinking in the advertising literacy of Spanish adolescents
Engaging with influencer posts has become a prevalent practice among adolescents on social media, exposing them to the combined elements of promotional content and entertainment in influencer marketing. However, the versatile and appealing nature of this content may hinder adolescents’ ability to engage in critical thinking and accurately interpret this hybrid form of advertising. This study aims to investigate adolescents’ capacity to critically…
Social media and mental health
Using a representative longitudinal sample of emerging adults aged 18 to 24 in Spain, we apply a relational lens to the association between social media and mental health. We explore how, beyond time in social media, mental health is influenced by three distinct motivations for social media use: communication ( interacting with others ), surveillance ( finding out what others are doing ), and escapism ( evading uncomfortable thoughts ). Next, we …
The transformation of the relationship between Spanish youth and religion
This paper examines the religiosity and spirituality of Spanish youth using data from the 2023 Footprints survey with 601 respondents aged 18 to 29. The findings show a significant decline in traditional Catholic affiliation (31%) alongside growing secular and non-affiliated spiritual identities (over 40%). Belief in God remains at 42%, illustrating complex religious transformations rather than complete disengagement. The study contextualizes the…
Influencers are just mannequins’
This study investigates teenagers’ skepticism toward influencer trust and its implications for their perceptions of and receptiveness to social media advertising. Employing a mixed-methods approach, we surveyed 1055 teenagers to gauge their perceptions of influencers’ advertising intensity. Additionally, qualitative focus groups involving 55 participants explored a range of perceptions, addressing their distrust toward influencers and the breakdo…
Facing online scams
Purpose This study aims to investigate adolescents’ interactions with deceptive content on social media, focusing on scams that promise effortless rewards. Design/methodology/approach The methodology included interviews with 20 pairs of adolescents (aged 11–17) and their parents, analyzing their responses to scam content and examining patterns of critical awareness and parental guidance. Findings Findings suggest that critical awareness and the a…
Watching Sexually Explicit Movies and TV Shows During Adolescence is Associated with Porn Use in Adulthood
Exposure to sexual content in mainstream media during adolescence may influence the development of sexual behaviors, including pornography use in adulthood. This study examined whether such exposure predicts later pornography consumption. A sample of 1,000 Spanish young adults (aged 18–25) completed an online survey. Exposure to sexual content was assessed using IMDb parental guide ratings for participants’ favorite movies and TV shows from adole…
Computer Science (4 obras) · Impact of Technology on Adolescents (4 obras) · Psychology (4 obras) · Business (3 obras) · Political science (3 obras) · Social Psychology (3 obras) · Sociology (3 obras) · Advertising (2 obras) · Art (2 obras) · Digital Marketing and Social Media (2 obras)