Formal Lifelong E-Learning for Employability and Job Stability During Turbulent Times in Spain by Juan-Francisco Martínez-Cerdá, Joan Torrent-Sellens

“…Controlling for socio-demographics and formal education-level information, multiple binary logistic and ordinal regression models on formal education activities are used to check the separate effects of independent variables and demonstrate that Spanish people who have done formal lifelong e-learning activities are more likely to have an employment contract: i) in 2007, before the start of the economic crisis, for all individuals; ii) in 2011, during the economic crisis, for all individuals; iii) in 2011, for individuals with any level of computer literacy; iv) in 2011, for individuals whose highest education level is primary, secondary, or post-secondary non-tertiary; and v) in 2011, for individuals having more stable employment contracts, understood as a combination of duration (temporary, permanent), and working hours (part-time, full-time). …”
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Los medios de comunicación al servicio de la lucha antivenérea y la protección de la salud materno-infantil (1900-50) The mass media at the service of the fight against venereal di... by Ramón Castejón, Enrique Perdiguero, Rosa Ballester

“…<br>Focusing on posters about the protection of maternal-infant health and about venereal diseases, the article analyzes their use within the context of the health education campaigns that Spanish health institutions devised to disseminate scientific and technical knowledge, influence attitudes, and modify the behavior of the Spanish people. The study also analyzes the use of posters as a tool for attracting patients to health services. …”
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A Nationwide Cross-Sectional Study of Self-Reported Adherence and Factors Associated with Analgesic Treatment in People with Chronic Pain by Patricia Ortega-Jiménez, Helena De Sola, Alejandro Salazar, María Dueñas, Leticia Del Reguero, Inmaculada Failde

“…Higher intensity of pain, polymedication, administration route (injection/patches) and some patient-related factors were associated with self-perceived adherence to treatment. Most Spanish people with CP consider that they are adherent to their analgesic treatment. …”
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Self-Compassion and Social Connectedness as Predictors of “Peace and Meaning” during Spain’s Initial COVID-19 Lockdown by Jesús Saiz, Berta Ausín, Clara González-Sanguino, Miguel Ángel Castellanos, María Salazar, Carolina Marin, Aída López-Gómez, Carolina Ugidos, Manuel Muñoz

“…Online surveys were used to obtain data from a sample of 3480 Spanish people. Self-compassion and social support were positively related with peace and meaning, while loneliness and perceived discrimination were negatively related. …”
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Adjustment and maladjustment to later life: Evidence about early experiences in the family by Marta Alcaide, Oscar F. Garcia, Pablo Queiroz, Fernando Garcia

“…The present study analyzes, in adolescents and adults, their adjustment and maladjustment related to age and their early experiences in the family.MethodsThe sample consisted of 2,158 Spanish people (58.29% women): 624 adolescents, 630 young adults, 504 middle-aged adults, and 400 older adults. …”
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Esclavitud y servidumbre negra en la ciudad de Mérida, Yucatán: 1563-1610 by Melchor Campos García

“…Abstract   The black population was crucial for the formation of a caste society in Latin America, such as the rise containment system different to the Spanish people. But how a caste society in Yucatan, without precious metal or obrajes development or plantation agriculture arises? …”
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Substance use characteristics, health risk practices and associated factors among people imprisoned in Catalonia: a cross-sectional study by E Bañuls-Oncina, R Clua-García, M Imbernón Casas, R Jiménez-Vinaja

“…In the last 6 months in prison, 75.8% accepted that they had used drugs, while 18.5% injected them. 36.4% of the latter group participated in the needle exchange program (NEP) of the facility and 54.5% acknowledged that they shared the needles. Spanish people (adjusted odds ratio (AOR = 4,79), recidivists (AOR = 2.67), penalised individuals (AOR = 2.70) and those involved in serious transgressions of prison regulations (AOR = 3.01) showed greater probability of substance use in prison. …”
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Targeting physical activity promotion in general practice: Characteristics of inactive patients and willingness to change by Sánchez-Pinilla Ricardo, Torcal Jesús, Sánchez Alvaro, Grandes Gonzalo, Lizarraga Kepa, Serra Javier

“…</p> <p>Methods</p> <p>A cross-sectional analysis of 4317 Spanish people aged 20–80 years, selected by systematic sampling among those attending 56 public primary health care practices identified as inactive by their GPs in 2003. …”
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Trends in Overcoming the Crisis of the People’s Party of Spain (2018–2022) in the Context of Electoral Processes by Andrey Baranov

“…The purpose of the article is to find out the trends in overcoming the crisis in the Spanish People’s Party (2018–2022) in the context of changes in the party system and electoral processes. …”
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Adaptation and validation of a scale of self‐efficacy and social support for physical activity in Spanish patients with severe mental disorders by David Perez‐Cruzado, Elisa Vera‐Garcia, Fermin Mayoral‐Cleries, Juan Vicente Luciano, Antonio Cuesta‐Vargas

“…Methods This study adapted a scale to assess SE and SS in promoting physical activity in Spanish people with SMDs, as well as provide preliminary evidence of its validity. …”
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TIPOLOGÍA Y GRADO DE PREJUICIO DE UN GRUPO DE ESPAÑOLES HACIA EL COLECTIVO COLOMBIANO. UNA LECTURA CON PERSPECTIVA DE GÉNERO by Daniela Herrera Rubalcaba, Carmenza Sánchez Quintero

“…</p><p> </p><p>Abstract<br />This research paper aims to identify typology and prejudice based on information using a group of Spanish people who live in Almería (Spain), in relation to a group of Colombian immigrants. …”
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De héroes, naciones milenarias y guerras fratricidas. Tres mitos fundacionales en tres relatos historiográficos de la nación mexicana About heroes, ancient nations and fratricidal... by Óscar Javier Linares Londoño

“…This interpretation, built by the nineteenth-century historiographical tales, is based on what we call the nation founding myths: the myth of the ancient nation, the myth of the heroes, and the myth of irreconcilable conflict between Creoles and Spanish people. Nineteenth-century historiography will spread these myths with the firm intention of legitimizing the independence movement and give a consistent story to the emerging nation.…”
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La guerra en la distancia: republicanos y franquistas en Brasil (1936-1939) by Esther GAMBI GIMÉNEZ

“…The proclamation of the Republic and the subsequent Civil War in Spain, and the arrival of the Vargas-Era and the Estado Novo dictatorial system in Brazil, reveal the Spanish people there to be not more anonymous. Then, to be Spanish, got another sense, a political one. …”
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El interés hacia la Guerra Civil durante los años de la Transición: las claves generacionales de su mercado cultural by Gonzalo Pasamar

“…To that purpose we have examined first the changes in memories of the Spanish people, taken place between the 1960s and the early 1980s, and then different cultural scenes, especially that of the historical and memory book, where that emergent curiosity might be detected.…”
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Actitud ante la inmigración en estudiantes de enfermería: Valoración antes y después del 11-M Assessing attitudes of nursing students towards immigration before and after 11 March... by Montserrat Antonín Martín, Joaquín Tomás-Sábado

“…The fact that certain immigrant communities have been involved in terrorist attacks and organizations points to the idea of a possible deterioration of the attitudes of Spanish people toward immigrants. The aim of this study was to compare by means of a transversal descriptive study, the results obtained in the Attitude towards Immigration Scale answered by an accidental sample of 204 nursing students in February 2003 and April 2004. …”
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Greater physical activity levels are associated with lower prevalence of tumors and risk of cancer in Spanish population: A cross-sectional study by Juan Manuel Franco-García, Antonio Castillo-Paredes, Yeray Rodríguez-Redondo, Jorge Carlos-Vivas, Rosa María García-Carrillo, Ángel Denche-Zamorano

“…This study analyzed the tumor prevalence based on sex, age, smoking, BMI, and physical activity level (PAL) in the Spanish people. Data from the Spanish National Health Survey (ENSE) was used, comprising a sample of 17,704 people diagnosed with malignant tumors. …”
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Delimitando las actitudes de los inmigrantes magrebíes hacia la población española: dimensiones principales y variables psicosociales predictoras by Navas-Luque, Marisol, García, María del Carmen, Rojas-Tejada, Antonio J.

“…Results show that the stereotypes kept towards indigenous population offer very varied levels of adhesion, and that the desire of maintain social distance with Spanish people is bigger than the affective prejudice experimented towards this group. …”
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¿Retirarse a tiempo? La visión del Mayo del 68 francés en la España Contemporánea by Álvaro Fleites Marcos

“…The Franco government was frightened by the possibility of the revolts spreading to Spain so that it tried to establish a cordon sanitaire to prevent the news of the gravity of the French events from reaching the Spanish people. However, the Spanish press profited from the theoretical freedom brought by the new Fraga press law of 1966 and initially continued to inform about the seriousness of the revolts. …”
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Cinema, paesaggio e turismo “andaluzadas”: la Spagna andalusizzata, patrimonio retroproiettato / Cinema, landscape and “andaluzadas” tourism: the Andalusian Spain, a rear-projected... by Rocío Liáñez Andrades, María del Carmen Puche Ruiz

“…Aware of their power of attraction over foreign touristic consumers, and even Spanish people, themselves, who demonstrated satirical version of this phenomenon of identity theft on a national scale.In order to corroborate our hypothesis, we made a cinematographic analysis (semiotic and of content) of three key co-productions with national participation and support with the purpose of qualitatively supporting our hypothesis. …”
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Un enfoque original de la inmigración en tiempos de crisis: un proyecto de simbiosis franco- española en los años treinta by Yves DENECHÈRE

“…Noting that most Spanish people were easily assimilated by the French nation, he advocated opening up the French border to regarding immigration was general, but was only guided by concern for the supreme interest of France. …”
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