Conexión con la Naturaleza y desempeño profesional
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https://doi.org/10.15448/1980-8623.2023.1.41940Palabras clave:
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El contacto con los entornos naturales es fundamental para establecer la Conexión con la Naturaleza (CN), un apego subjetivo a la naturaleza, que a su vez es fuente de beneficios para la salud integral del ser humano. El tipo y la frecuencia del contacto con los entornos naturales pueden variar por varias razones. En el campo laboral, la elección de la formación profesional puede ser un indicio de Conexión con la Naturaleza (CN). Para comprender la posible asociación de antecedentes académicos y niveles de NC, este estudio involucró a profesionales de la ingeniería forestal y profesionales de otras áreas. Los 295 participantes respondieron un cuestionario virtual con datos sociodemográficos y escalas CN. En los dos estudios realizados, se confirma que el área de formación y niveles de posgrado de los profesionales son factores que inciden en la CN de los adultos, junto con una historia de interacción positiva con la naturaleza que tuvo en la infancia. Los resultados también confirman que los profesionales de las ciencias ambientales tienen niveles más altos de CN que los profesionales de las humanidades.
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