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Cristina Martínez de Toda

Neuropsychologist
She is a writer of neuropsychology articles for different specialized media.
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Neuropsychologist
She is a writer of neuropsychology articles for different specialized media.
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social skill resilience

What is resilience?

July 12, 2021 by Cristina Martínez de Toda

“I am a fortunate man. Nothing in my life has been easy” (Sigmund Freud) In life, sooner or later, we all deal with difficult events: the illness or death of a loved one, a romantic breakup, financial problems, the loss of a job, changes or crises, etc. Resilienceis the human capacity to face, adapt successfully, …

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How does insomnia affect executive functions?

May 27, 2021 by Cristina Martínez de Toda

How does insomnia affect executive functions? In today’s society, sleep problems are much more common than in previous decades. This is due, among other factors, to the sensory overstimulation which we are subjected to on a daily basis and to the stress of our accelerated pace of life. Difficulty falling asleep, insomnia and sleepwalking, among other …

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executive functions

Executive functions: Can they be improved?

May 24, 2021 by Cristina Martínez de Toda

Most recent studies in the field of neuropsychology and functional neuroimaging have highlighted the importance of executive functions (EF). Thanks to this post, you will learn more about the significance of executive functions in your daily life, and how to make the most of them. Exploit your brain! What are executive functions? Executive functions were …

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Decision Making from a Psychological Perspective

May 9, 2021 by Cristina Martínez de Toda

The importance of decision making lies in the fact that it is one of the most complex cognitive processes dealt with by human beings. From the moment we get up, until we go to bed, we make countless choices and decisions, both consciously and unconsciously. The problem is that every decision involves one or more …

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the sexual brain neuroscience and sex-related differences

The Sexual Brain: Neuroscience and sex-related differences

April 23, 2021 by Cristina Martínez de Toda

The origin of brain sexuality It is common knowledge that there are anthropomorphic differences between women and men depending on sex. Not only are there biological differences between males and females, but recent neuroscience research has also revealed differences between male and female brain structure. Genetically we are different; females have an XX pair of …

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The Pygmalion Effect and the Power of Expectations

The Pygmalion Effect and the Power of Expectations

April 21, 2021 by Cristina Martínez de Toda

What is the Pygmalion effect? The Pygmalion effect refers to the more or less conscious interpretation and belief of how reality should be. We, therefore, adapt our behavior, thoughts and attitudes to meet expectations. The Pygmalion effect can also be understood as aself-fulfilling prophecy, in which belief in something (whether that be positive or negative) …

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Intertwined

Crossed laterality and learning difficulties

February 24, 2021 by Cristina Martínez de Toda

What is laterality? Laterality is the distribution of functions across the two cerebral hemispheres. The preference for one side of the body over the other (right or left) to perform actions depends on this distribution. This laterality comes from the binary organization of our nervous system. In fact, this duality is found in our body: …

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Executive functions in children

Executive functions in children and adolescents

February 19, 2021 by Cristina Martínez de Toda

Thanks to this post, you will further your understanding of executive functions in children and adolescents, with a special emphasis on ADHD and executive function problems. In addition, you will learn a number of strategies to stimulate and boost the appropriate development of executive function in children. Executive functions in children In the last 20 …

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Get printable exercises to work on different areas of intervention with adults and children. Developed by and for professionals. Hope you like them!

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