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Anterior cingulate cortex: executive control, emotional control

March 1, 2021

Anterior cingulate cortex: executive control, emotional control

Executive control of the ACC Posner et al. (2007), Posner and Rothbart (2007), and Bush, Luu & Posner (2000) have proposed that the anterior

Category iconBrain,  Neuroscience Tag iconAnterior cingulate cortex,  Brain,  emotional control,  executive control,  Neuroscience

February 24, 2021

Asperger Syndrome from the perspective of neuropsychology

February 18th is International Asperger's Day, a still relatively unknown disorder among the general population. Today, NeuronUP would like to discuss

Category iconAsperger Syndrome Tag iconASD,  Asperger Syndrome,  Autism Spectrum Disorder

neurodegenerative disease movie the notebook

February 24, 2021

5 movies depicting neurodegenerative diseases

Health problems and illnesses are part of life; hence they play an important role in the film industry. Through a story plot, cinema is capable of

Category iconNeurodegenerative diseases Tag iconmovies about neurodegenerative diseases,  neurodegenerative diseases

austism and the brain

February 23, 2021

Autism and the Brain

Although each autistic syndrome is different in its symptomatology, this disorder is characterized by two common features: 1) persistent deficits in

Category iconASD Tag iconASD,  Autism Spectrum Disorder

anosognosia

February 23, 2021

Anosognosia: What is it, a History and it’s Neuropsychological Reality

Anosognosia is often an aspect that remains in the background when talking about neuropsychology. Therefore, this article aims to explain what it is,

Category iconCognitive Impairment,  Cognitive Stimulation News Tag iconAcquired Brain Injury,  alzheimer's,  anosognosia,  Memory,  Mild Cognitive Impairment,  neurodegenerative diseases,  neuropsychology

Aphasia

February 19, 2021

Aphasia: Differential Diagnosis

This term comes from the Ancient Greek word ἀφασία which means “speechlessness” [3]. However, this disorder can also compromise—in many different ways

Category iconAcquired Brain Injury Tag iconAcquired Brain Injury,  Aphasia,  cognitive functions,  Communication disorders,  Speech disorders

divided-attention

February 19, 2021

Rehabilitation of divided attention

What is divided attention? Divided attention is the last and highest level of attention inthe clinical model proposed by Sohlberg and Mateer1, in

Category iconAttention Tag iconalternating attention,  attention,  Divided attention

Executive functions in children

February 19, 2021

Executive functions in children and adolescents

Thanks to this post, you will further your understanding of executive functions in children and adolescents, with a special emphasis on ADHD and

Category iconActivities for Executive Function,  Executive Functions Tag iconADHD,  dyscalculia,  dyslexia,  Executive Functions,  Kids,  learning disabilities

Occupational therapy for patients with acquired brain injury

February 17, 2021

Occupational therapy for patients with acquired brain injury

Today, the occupational therapist Ángel Sánchez, after explaining in an earlier post the goals and functions of occupational therapy,

Category iconOccupational therapy Tag iconAcquired Brain Injury,  Brain Injury,  Occupational therapy,  Therapy

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