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Executive Functions: How the Brain Organizes Behavior
Understand what executive functions are and why they are key for behavior, learning, and clinical neuropsychology.
Read full article“Nowadays, being well-trained is not enough; personal brand management is key for a psychologist to enter the market with guarantees”
The XI National Congress of the Collective of Psychology Students closes its doors today after three constructive days, full of…
Read morePractical Case: Couple with Fear of Sex During Pregnancy
Clinical history. A case of fear of sex during pregnancy: The couple attending the consultation consists of…
Read moreThe Treatment of Rotacism
If you want to know more about this, how it occurs, who to contact for a consultation, and what is...
Read moreCase Study: Couple with Fear of Sex During Pregnancy
Clinical history. A case of fear of sex during pregnancy: The couple seeking consultation consists of…
Read moreISEP present at the XVI RUEPEP Meeting
This year we have been invited to be part of the XVI RUEPEP Meeting, which will take place on March 29,…
Read moreHyper/Hyposensitivities: The Great Unknowns of Autism
In the world of Autism, we often encounter boys and girls who develop what we call hyper or hyposensitivities….
Read moreDyscalculia Versus Learning Difficulties in Mathematics
Elementary mathematics along with literacy constitute the basic learning that children acquire in the first school years….
Read moreISEP present at XVI RUEPEP Meeting
This year we have been invited to be part of the XVI RUEPEP Meeting, which will take place on March 29,…
Read moreThe Role of the Father in Female Giftedness
Only 20% of individuals diagnosed as gifted are women in Spain. In the United States, the figure...
Read moreFacing Difficult Emotions: Practices of “Buddhist” Psychology
Difficult emotions are those that often make us suffer and can end up triggering inappropriate behaviors, leading to more...
Read moreForgetting, a Voluntary Process?
It often happens that we wish to forget an event that has left us with an unpleasant, embarrassing, or painful memory. In fact, a…
Read moreThe War After Divorce: An Example of Parental Interference
Divorce is a fact that not only affects the couple, but also involves the children and, at times,...
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