Jesús Enrique Sotelo-Ojeda

Mrs. Jesús Enrique Sotelo-Ojeda

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Academic Career Length

2Years (2025-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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23 June 2025 in Geriatrics
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JSJesús Enrique Sotelo-Ojeda
Jesús Enrique Sotelo-Ojeda
CAChristian Oswaldo Acosta-Quiroz
Christian Oswaldo Acosta-Quiroz
RFRaquel Tecnológico García Flores
Raquel Tecnológico García Flores
ARAna Luisa Mónica González-Celis Rangel
Ana Luisa Mónica González-Celis Rangel
EMErick Alberto Medina-Jiménez
Erick Alberto Medina-Jiménez
Background/Objectives: There is a high prevalence of anxiety and anxiety symptoms in older adults, which can have cognitive, emotional, and physical repercussions on older adults. It is important to understand the risk factors from psychological variables and sociodemographic variables that may be influencing anxiety symptoms to generate more effective interventions based on modifiable variables. In this context, the objective of this review was to identify psychological and sociodemographic variables as risk factors for anxiety and anxiety symptoms in older adults. Methods: The Scoping review followed the guidelines of the (PRISMA-ScR 2018). Five databases were used to reduce bias and identify relevant evidence: Medline via Ovid, PUBMED, CINAHL, PsycINFO, and Web of Science. Results: A total of 2150 articles were identified across the five databases; 16 articles were included for data synthesis and methodological quality assessment. Conclusions: The variables that maintain the strongest association as both risk and protective factors are age, female sex, physical activity, physical health or medical conditions, depression, perceived and family support, and social and family participation. However, methodological limitations—including inconsistent definitions, diverse and often inadequate measurement tools, and lack of causal inference—restrict the generalizability of findings. These results underscore the need for validated age-appropriate instruments and more rigorous research designs in geriatric anxiety studies.

10 June 2025 in Retos
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Jesús Enrique Sotelo-Ojeda
JAJulio Román Martínez Alvarado
Julio Román Martínez Alvarado
Introducción: la ansiedad estado competitiva (AEC) y el burnout se consideran variables que obstaculizan un buen rendimiento deportivo; por ende, es importante generar investigaciones orientadas a intervenciones psicológicas con el fin que el jugador cuente con adecuadas herramientas y las utilice de forma óptima. Objetivo: Evaluar la efectividad de una intervención con enfoque cognitivo-conductual (ECC) para la disminución de la AEC y el burnout en futbolistas profesionales. Metodología: De cort preexperimental con pre y post evaluación, participaron 19 jugadores hombres de futbol profesional. Se evaluó el burnout y la AEC, la intervención fue de ocho sesiones con enfoque cognitivo-conductual y se realizó de forma grupal. Resultados: Se observa una reducción de cada subescala posterior a la intervención en los componentes de Burnout reducida sensación de logro (M = 15.28, p = .684); devaluación de la práctica deportiva (M = 6.83, p = .406); agotamiento físico y emocional (M = 12.22, p = .117), así como en ansiedad somática (M = 10.67, p = .015), ansiedad cognitiva (M = 11.33, p = .026) y autoconfianza (M = 17.17, p = .559). Discusión: Los resultados coinciden con otras investigaciones en las cuales se observa una reducción posterior a la intervención psicológica, aunque no estadísticamente significativa. Conclusiones: El ECC puede implementarse en el deporte de alto rendimiento en México dado que muestra resultados positivos al intervenir AEC y burnout.