Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

se actualiza

English translation:

adjusted/updated/restated

Added to glossary by peter jackson
Nov 6, 2018 12:17
5 yrs ago
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Spanish term

se actualiza

Spanish to English Social Sciences Psychology
This is from a study on risk perception and coping strategies for managing stress in response to landslide and cosatl flooding risk. I have never seen "actualizar" used like this and am wondering if it just means "varies".

Los resultados permiten soportar la hipótesis de la existencia de un efecto del tipo de evento o de riesgo sobre los factores que determinan las estrategias de coping, y en especial el rol que juega la percepción de riesgo. En efecto, el modelo teórico planteado se adecúa a los datos empíricos en ambos casos, pero ***se actualiza*** en función de la naturaleza o características de la amenaza.
Proposed translations (English)
4 +4 adjusted/updated/restated

Discussion

patinba Nov 6, 2018:
@peter The theoretical model is adapted on the basis of experience (datos empíricos) and then modified according to the particular threat.
peter jackson (asker) Nov 6, 2018:
The proposed model deals with the relations between risk perception, personal involvment, place attachment and coping strategies.
peter jackson (asker) Nov 6, 2018:
@Patinba Perhaps I should have clarified that this study does not draw on historical data. It is based on the responses of inhabitants in two locations exposed to the risks studied. I really feel that it is not related to updating, but I suppose I could be completely wrong ...

Proposed translations

+4
3 mins
Selected

adjusted/updated/restated

It is referring to the model wth historical data that is updated with actual details of new threats, I think
Peer comment(s):

agree Walter Landesman
17 mins
Thank you!
agree Robert Forstag
47 mins
Thank you!
agree Maria Iglesia Ramos
1 hr
Gracias!
agree neilmac : Yup...
5 hrs
Ta.
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Many thanks, Patiinba"
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