Understanding our mind helps us know ourselves better. With this premise from the Spanish newspaper El País, we recall the Neuroscience and Psychology collection, which brought together experts in the field to offer a scientific perspective on the human being.
This collection, directed by the professor of the Department of Psychiatry at the Faculty of Medicine of the Complutense University of Madrid, Tomás Ortiz Alonso, sought to deepen the understanding of the mind and the functioning of the brain.
Collection compiled by experts in Neuroscience and Psychology
The collection consists of 40 issues written by authors of the stature of Camilo José Cela Conde, professor of Anthropology and director of the Human Systematics Laboratory at the University of the Balearic Islands; Francisco J. Ayala, member of the National Academy of Sciences; Alberto Ferrús, director of the Neurogenetics Laboratory at the Ramón y Cajal Institute; or Helena Matute, PhD in Psychology and Professor of Experimental Psychology at the University of Deusto (Bilbao), among others.
Titles of each issue in the Neuroscience and Psychology collection

| Title | Author |
|---|---|
| 1. We are our memory. Remembering and forgetting | Emilio García García |
| 2. The brain and emotions. Feeling, thinking, deciding | Tiziana Cotrufo and Jesús Mariano Ureña |
| 3. Is the brain born or made? Genes and environment | José Ramón Alonso, Irene Alonso Esquisábel |
| 4. What is intelligence? From IQ to multiple intelligences | Adrián Triglia, Bertrand Regader, Jonathan García-Allen |
| 5. Creating the world. The fascinating journey from the senses to the brain | José Viosca |
| 6. mirror neurons. Learning, imitation and empathy | Silvina Catuara Solarz |
| 7. The map of the brain. An anatomical walk through the thinking machine | Inmaculada Pereda Pérez |
| 8. How do we make decisions? The neuronal mechanisms of choice | Rubén Moreno Bote |
| 9. In search of the self. A philosophy of the brain | Jesús Zamora Bonilla |
| 10. Our mind deceives us. Cognitive biases and errors we all commit | Helena Matute |
| 11. The evolution of the human brain. A journey between fossils and primates | Emiliano Bruner |
| 12. How does the brain learn? Principles of neuroscience to apply to education | Mara Dierssen |
| 13. What is consciousness? An approach from neuroscience | Alberto Ferrús |
| 14. Personal meanings and sense of identity | Guillem Feixas i Viaplana |
| 15. The musical brain. Between neuroscience, technology and art | Victor Maojo García |
| 16. Does the brain have sex? Desire, gender and sexual identity | Ferran Burgaya-Márquez |
| 17. Neural networks and functional plasticity. The brain that changes and adapts | Jorge Sepulcre |
| 18. Prodigious minds. Psychological and neuronal foundations of high abilities | José Viosca |
| 19. The unconscious brain. The automatisms of our mind | Marcos Quevedo Díaz |
| 20. The moral brain. The cerebral keys of ethical judgments | Camilo José Cela Conde |
| 21. Sleep and wakefulness. The brain goes away | Darío Acuña Castroviejo |
| 22. Stress. What it is and how it affects us | Gustavo E. Tafet |
| 23. The mystery of the symbolic mind. Brain, language and evolution | Xurxo Mariño |
| 24. Pleasure and reward. The mechanisms of motivation | Javier Correas Lauffer |
| 25. In the child’s mind. The brain in its early years | Tiziana Cotrufo |
| 26. Nonverbal communication. The silent language beyond words | Núria Jar |
| 27. From the soul to neuroscience. A brief history of knowledge of the brain | José Ramón Alonso |
| 28. Resilience. Between ugly ducklings and black swans | |
| 29. The artistic brain. Creativity from neuroscience | Mara Dierssen |
| 30. The adolescent brain. A mind under construction | Javier Quintero |
| 31. The chemistry of the brain | Cecilio Álamo |
| 32. The merging of mind and machine | Silvina Catuara Solarz |
| 33. Criminal minds. Phenomenology of evil. | Alfredo Calcedo Barba |
| 34. When the brain ages. Myths and certainties about a universal (and inevitable) process | Marina Bentivoglio, Gigliola Grassi Zucconi |
| 35. Neuroeconomics | Elena Ortiz Terán and Joaquín López Pascual |
| 36. Mathematics and neuroscience. A round-trip journey | Daniel Gómez Domínguez |
| 37. Common disorders. Depression, anxiety and other ailments of our time | Gustavo Tafet |
| 38. Eating with your head | Javier Quintero, Miriam P. Félix, Cristina Banzo… among others. |
| 39. The sleep of reason. How the brain works | Nicola Canessa |
| 40. Tactile vision | Tomás Ortiz |

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Useful information about the Neuroscience and Psychology collection
How many issues does the collection have?
The complete collection comprises 40 issues.
On which days were they delivered and how much did it cost?
Each volume was delivered weekly, every Sunday, and cost €9.95 plus the price of the newspaper. Sold together and inseparable.
What is the current availability?
Currently, this collection is no longer available to acquire as a set, but most of its editions can be found individually on the official website of Editorial Salvat.
For more information about the collection Neuroscience and Psychology by El País you can consult the following document: https://elpais.com/promociones/neurociencia/files/neurociencia-elpais-ok.pdf
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