Psychometric properties of the Posttraumatic Growth Inventory (PTGI) in Ecuadorian population by Arias, Patricio R., García, Felipe E., Valdivieso, Isabel Patricia

“…In the study of human behavior concerning the ex-position to highly stressful events, psychology has taken a leap forward, studying not only the negative effects of such events, but also the knowledge a person may gain from them, which is known as posttraumatic growth. …”
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Personal-level explanations in behavioral sciences of non-human animals. by Sánchez, Nicolás Sebastián

“…The distinction between personal and subpersonal levels of psychological explanation has proved useful in order to differentiate ways of understanding human behavior. Yet little has been discussed about how these kinds of explanations would work in making sense non-animals’ intelligent behavior. …”
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The ethics of representation in documentary film by Lanza, Pablo

“…However, these obligations are not explicitly outlined, as the documentary treats reality in a creative way, which forces us to talk about ethics, understood as codesof human behavior. These codes are not unchangeable, but vary from society to society and from age to age, but a constant is the inequality of power between the subjects and the filmmakers. …”
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Intervention on cognitive, behavioral and emotional self-regulation in children: A review of process-based and school curriculum approaches in Argentina by Canet Juric, Lorena, García Coni, Ana, Andrés, María Laura, Vernucci, Santiago, Aydmune, Yesica, Stelzer, Florencia, Richard's, María Marta

“…Self-regulation -a core aspect of adaptive human behavior- is linked to developing healthy social and emotional skills, during childhood. …”
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Black dog syndrome: Review of studies on the influence of dark fur on dog adoption. : revisão de estudos sobre a influência do pêlo escuro na adoção de cães by Díaz Videla, Marcos

“…In order to assess this, a systematic review of studies evaluating the effect of dogs’ fur color on different aspects of human behavior, including adoption, was conducted. The investigations show that the BDS does not appear in a universal and direct fashion, but rather, in a regional and secondary manner. …”
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