Neuropsychology occupies a prominent place among the sciences related to education. According to Portellano (2014) it not only helps in the diagnosis
Easter Game for Kids: Easter Eggs
With the arrival of Easter, we wanted to put out an Easter themed game for kids: Easter Eggs. We hope you like it! In what does it consist? It
Autism in women and executive functions
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Players in Order – Episodic memory game for kids
We knew that the adult activity Sticky Notes in Order was going to be very successful, and we were right, its being used a lot! That's why we have
Theory of the mind in schizophrenia
Definition The term “theory of mind” was initially proposed by Premack and Woodruff (1978) and refers to the individual’s ability to infer mental
Episodic memory game for adults
This week we publish a new activity for adults thanks to the suggestion of one of our clients who works at a Brain Injury Rehabilitation Center. It is
New episodic memory game for children!
We are back and refreshed after summer vacations and we are back to the routine of releasing a new activity every 15 days! This week we present
Executive functions: Can they be improved?
Most recent studies in the field of neuropsychology and functional neuroimaging have highlighted the importance of executive functions (EF). Thanks
Working memory and short-term memory: distinction and revision
One distinction we usually make when talking about different human memory systems is between working memory and short-term memory. In the existing