Calidad de Vida y Salud Mental en Adultos Adoptados

This paper analyses psychological adjustment and checks a suggested theoretical model that relates the presence of psychopathological symptoms to worse health-related quality life (HRQOL) in adult adoptees. The sample consisted 177 young adopted adults (mean age 27.67). Measures (SCL-90), (SF-12), self-esteem (RSES), resilience (BRS) were taken. multiple mediation shows that, addition direct association between symptomatology poorer HRQOL, resilience, have buffering effect on this relationship. As conclusion, empirical evidence impact mental health difficulties HRQOL people is shown. positive resources, such as self-esteem, causes dimensions, anxiety, depression, phobias, or psychoticism decrease. supports inclusion resilience-building programs promotion strategy, especially case psychopathology, among post-adoption services.