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MLS - PSYCHOLOGY RESEARCH
Vol. 2 Issue. 1 June
https://www.mlsjournals.com/Psychology-Research-Journal
EDITORIAL TEAM Editor in Chief
Dr. Juan Luis Martín Ayala. Universidad Europea del Atlántico, España.
Associate Editors
Dr. David Gil Sanz. Universidad Europea del Atlántico, España.
Dr. David Herrero Fernández. Universidad Europea del Atlántico, España.
Dra. Mireia Oliva Macías. Universidad Europea del Atlántico, España.
Dra. Pamela Parada Fernández. Universidad Europea del Atlántico, España.
Journal Manager
Beatriz Berrios Aguayo, Universidad de Jaén, España.
International scientific committee
José Antonio Adrián, Universidad de Málaga, España Ana Aierbe, Universidad del País Vasco, España Francisco Alcantud, Universidad de Valencia, España Raquel-Amaya Martínez, Universidad de Oviedo, España Imanol Amayra Caro. Universidad de Deusto, España.
Pedro Arcía, Universidad Especializada de las Américas, Panamá
Enrique Arranz, Universidad del País Vasco, España César Augusto Giner, Universidad Católica de Murcia, España
Sofía Buelga, Universidad de Valencia, España
José Luis Carballo Crespo. Universidad Miguel Hernández de Elche, España.
Juan Luís Castejón, Universidad de Almería, España Susana Corral, Universidad de Deusto, España Erika Coto, Universidad de Iberoamérica, Costa Rica Andrés Dávila, Universidad del País Vasco, España Amaro Egea Caparrós, Universidad de Murcia, España María Eugenia Gras, Universidad de Girona, España Maite Garaigordóbil, Universidad del País Vasco, España Félix Loizaga, Universidad de Deusto, España
Luis López González, Universidad de Barcelona, España Juan Francisco Lopez Paz, Universidad de Deusto, España
Sponsors:
Funiber - Fundación Universitaria Iberoamericana Universidad internacional Iberoamericana. Campeche (México)
Universidad Europea del Atlántico. Santander (España) Universidad Internacional Iberoamericana. Puerto Rico (EE.UU)
Universidade Internacional do Cuanza. Cuito (Angola)
Juan Luís Luque, Universidad de Málaga, España
Timo Juhani Lajunen, Middle East Technical University, Turquía Ana Martínez Pampliega, Universidad de Deusto, España Laura Merino Ramos. Universidad de Deusto, España.
Julio Pérez-López. Universidad de Murcia, España.
Concepción Medrano, Universidad del País Vasco, España Ramón Mendoza, Universidad de Huelva, España Cristina Merino, Universidad del País Vasco, España Francisco Moya, Universidad Católica de Murcia, España Manuel Peralbo, Universidad de La Coruña, España
Esperanza Ochaita, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, España Fernando Olabarrieta, Universidad del País Vasco, España Alfredo Oliva, Universidad de Sevilla, España
Rosario Ortega, Universidad de Córdoba, España Mª José Rodrigo, Universidad de La Laguna, España Emilio Sánchez, Universidad de Salamanca, España Miguel Ángel Santed, UNED, España
Mark Sullman, Middle East Technical University, Turquía Adriana Wagner, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Brasil
Collaborators:
Centro de Investigación en Tecnología Industrial de Cantabria (CITICAN)
Grupo de Investigación IDEO (HUM 660) - Universidad de Jaén
Centro de Innovación y Transferencia Tecnológica de Campeche (CITTECAM) – México.
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SUMMARY
Editorial ... 6
Psychosocial coping on the child sexual abuse. Qualitative assessment of
relevant victimological cases ... 7 Alonso Manuel Paredes Paredes. Universidad Ciencias de la Salud (Perú)
Categorization of organizational conflicts in brazilian maritime support
vessels ... 27 Mónica Pires Sant´Anna Maciel, Jose Antonio Maciel Pereir. Fundación
Universitaria Iberoamericana (Brasil)
Effects of non-farm paid work in agricultural productivity and well-being.
Evidence from the provinces of Gaza and Maputo, southern Mozambique
in 2015 ... 41 Alberto Francisco Cossa. Universidad Internacional Iberoamericana (México)
Model of Education in Sexuality and Affectation for Families of Teenagers
with Cognitive Disabilities ... 64 Mauricio Polanco Valenzuela. Universidad Antonio Nariño (Colombia)
Football: the goalkeeper within a systemic reality: a review ... 81 Boryi Alexander Becerra Patiño. Universidad Pedagógica Nacional (Colombia)
Polyamory, free love or in freedom? Potentialities and difficulties ... 99 Tomás Alberich Nistal. Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia
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Editorial
Before you is the second volume of the Psychology Research journal, a fact that consolidates this journal, hoping that the previous issue was of interest for researchers in the Psychology and similar fields. I would like to thank all the team involved in this journal for their efforts since it is with their joined forces that this second issue sees the light.
Topics dealt with in this issue are diverse and with a great scientific relevance. The first paper deals with child sexual abuse in a context in which sex is exploited to dominate and humiliate those who are the most vulnerable, that is, children. It is focused on understanding this phenomenon, observing the psychosocial strategies of the girls from the familiar system and from the residential assistance centers as a a protection resource.
From a quite different point of view, the second paper deals with the work relationships in the maritime industry and the management of conflict resolution. This topic is approached with a case study in which the organizational conflicts are classified and data is provided for a better management of the conflicts on board ships, with the use of argument resolution methods, as well as strategies to take advantages from such arguments.
The importance the determinants of the nonagricultural paid work in the productivity and welfare of farmers in South Mozambique is the topic of the successive paper. In this occasion, the owners of small and mid-size agricultural holdings that participate in nonagricultural activities, such as paid work, leads to an increase in their agricultural productivity and welfare. The importance of paid work not linked to the agriculture combined with the agriculture as part of a sustainable political strategy for the rural development was evaluated.
The next paper suggests an education model to educate on sexuality and affection for families with teenagers with a cognitive impairment, exploring the characteristics of the context of teenagers’ with cognitive impairment regarding sexuality and affection. It defines the capacities and competencies that the families need to enhance in the topic and designs a pedagogical model to do so.
On the other hand, and from a completely different field, the training in the current football’s goalkeepers as a key aspect for the sports performance is approached. Its aim is to review the training methodologies and how to maximize the goalkeeper’s performance. It highlights the benefits of the actions made by the goalkeeper and the success this may bring in multiple contexts to boost the ability for his team to score goals and to prevent the offensives of the rival.
In the last article the various ways of living sexuality and love relationships are analyzed. On this occasion, the concept of polyamory, its different definitions and other related concepts, such as relational anarchy, is presented, differentiating it from free love and responding to some of the criticisms that regard it as belonging to neoliberalism. It also describes the different difficulties for the development of polyamor and to live the love in freedom according to different authors, focusing, finally, on the analysis of jealousy and the myth of romantic love.
Dr. Juan Luís Martín Ayala Editor Jefe
