Universidad Autonoma De Baja California

This study tests whether an 8-week life skills training program can reduce the intention to use substances among 20 teens aged 12-17 living in foster homes. The program teaches emotional control, resisting peer pressure, and critical thinking. Researchers will also use EEG brain …

This study tests whether short, playful activities—like guided drawing, gentle body movement, and acceptance therapy—can reduce stress and anxiety in university students during exams. Sixty students will participate in a single 20-minute session, and a subgroup will have their br…

This study tests a psychological program designed to improve sleep quality in female university students aged 18-25 who have insomnia. The goal is to see if better sleep helps their thinking skills and academic performance. About 35 participants will take part in the program and …

This study tests a psychological program designed to help teenagers (ages 15-19) with painful menstrual cramps. The program focuses on improving emotional control and decision-making to reduce pain and help them cope better. Researchers will measure pain levels and thinking skill…

This study checks how accurate 10 different heart rate monitors are at rest and during exercise in 52 overweight or obese young adults. The goal is to find the best heart rate for burning fat during exercise. This research does not offer treatment but aims to improve future exerc…

This study tests a program designed to improve emotional intelligence and thinking skills in pregnant teenagers aged 14-18 living in rural areas. Participants will complete surveys and tests before and after the program to measure changes in emotional control, planning, and anxie…

This study looks at how a reflective workshop can help teenagers aged 15 to 17 in the Mexicali Valley improve communication and handle conflicts with their families. Researchers will interview teens and observe changes in how they talk about family issues. The goal is to understa…

This study looks at how a training program based on Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) affects eating behaviors, brain activity, and mental health in university students aged 18-30. Researchers will measure changes in eating habits, anxiety, depression, stress, and brain wav…