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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 articleThe Neural Circuits of Risky Behaviors
As psychology professionals, we know that “risk behavior is defined as the repeated search for danger, in which...
Read moreStrategies for the development of oral language in Early Childhood Education
Individuals adapt their way of speaking according to the characteristics of the situation they face, the objective...
Read moreWhat to do about school dropout
Spain leads the European Union in school failure, with a rate of 21.9% of young people between 18 and...
Read moreForensic Psychology: A Child Custody Change Case
The economic crisis in which society is immersed has generated many consequences. One of them is that the...
Read moreNew technologies, allies in cognitive stimulation for older adults
Successful aging depends on fostering a healthy old age. There are scientific initiatives aimed at reducing the likelihood of a…
Read moreDenver Method in Children with Autism
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimate that 1 in…
Read moreEmotional Grief: Therapy for Patients Who Have Just Been Left by Their Partner
Most people face a tough emotional grief after a relationship breakdown. The idea…
Read moreIntercultural Education: An Unaddressed Reality
While it is true that today no one doubts that the 21st-century school should include among its...
Read moreDementia and Vitamin B. A Clinical Case
Vitamin B12 deficiency is a very rare cause of reversible dementia, especially as a sole cause. It consists of…
Read moreSocial Media: Friends or Foes of Our Mood?
It is well known that our society is becoming more and more technological, especially since a whole boom emerged in 2011 with social networks...
Read moreAsexuality… A Disorder or One of Many Sexual Orientations?
As psychologists, we know that asexuality is a type of sexual orientation towards no one, meaning an asexual person does not…
Read moreReading and Brain Activation in Young Children
Reading is the activity, par excellence, that brings us closer to information, culture, the world of fiction...
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