Perfectionist's interpersonal difficulties: theoretical considerations about the social disconnection model by Chemisquy, Sonia

“…The present paper describes maladaptive perfectionists and their personal difficulties, and introduces a theoretical description of the social disconnection model. …”
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Development and Validation of an Instrument for the Measurement of Perceived Discrimination in the LGBT Community by González-Rivera, Juan Aníbal, Pabellón-Lebrón, Suham, González-Rivera, Juan Aníbal, Pabellón-Lebrón, Suham

“…The results indicated that the scale fits better into a model of two factors. These factors are Personal Discrimination and Group Discrimination. A total of 20 items matched the criteria of discrimination and presented appropriate factor loadings (10 items by factor). …”
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Tamburrini by Caetano: from testimony to horror film by Dillon, Alfredo

“…The paper considers the problem of transformation of point of view in the transposition of a first person testimony, as well as the use of horror genre codes in the cinematographic representation of concentration camps in Argentina’s last military dictatorship (1976-1983). …”
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The economy of attention: from the reconfiguration of power relations to social control by Boglione, Matías

“…In this context, the use of algorithms and other tools that design personalized instant gratification seems to be directing people's will and intervening in decision-making. …”
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Adaptation of the A and B activity scales of IPP-RIASEC to the university population of Argentina by Cupani, Ricardo Marcos, Perez, Edgardo

“…The results supported that both scales A and B possess an adequate structure and that it can be used with precision to assess the six basic types of personality proposed by Holland. Additionally, we verified the same psychometric properties of the eight best markers of activities in order to develop a unified way. …”
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Knowledge in relation. Thoughts on archaeological fieldwork in the middle and lower basin of the Salado river, province of Buenos Aires by Salerno, Virginia M., González, María Isabel

“…In addition to its role in the recovery of archaeological materials, it is important as an experience of creation of institutional and personal relationships, and reconnaissance of and approach to the landscape and its inhabitants. …”
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The prose’s laught and risk: a comparison between the french bocage and the brazilian sertão by Carneiro, Ana

“…The people of Buracos, populated by small farmers at Minas Gerais state, interior of Brazil, is described here focusing on moments of “schism” and “suspiction” in which certain personal relationships are at risk due to garbled conversations. …”
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The “soul” of Métraux. The intimate experience of a possessed ethnographer by Goulard, Jean-Pierre

“…Bearing in mind the contemporary studies on Métraux’s biography, the paper analyzes his personality and his work, his initiatory ordeal in fieldwork, the later stage of analytical synthesis, and his mature stage of engagement at the UN and UNESCO. …”
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Death, personhood, and relatedness in the South Andes a thousand years ago by Acuto, Felix Alejandro, Kergaravat, Marisa Soledad, Amuedo, Claudia Gabriela

“…The funerary sphere was not strategically used to celebrate particular biographies and personal accomplishments, but rather it was another realm, like daily life, where individual identity dissolved into place and into the collective.…”
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The “dark” world of crime in Buenos Aires. Blackness and police gaze in the Galería de Ladrones de la Capital (1880-1887) by Gimenez, Santiago Manuel

“…Each of these photographs is accompanied by a series of personal data and detailed descriptions of the body of the subjects portrayed. …”
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The abject and the death of the Females in Edgar Allan Poe's "Ligeia" and "Berenice" by Federico, María Eugenia.

“…The stories inscribed in the Gothic period have become a source for readers to have access to mysterious events and eerie circumstances that, through an intimate view into the relationship between the living and the dead/undead, reveal a deeper meaning of personal, social and cultural concerns. In the stories “Ligeia” (1838) and “Berenice” (1835), Edgar Allan Poe describes the agonizing death of young beautiful females, which stirs a morbid and romantic interest in readers. …”
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Exposición a plaguicidas en agroaplicadores terrestres de la provincia de Córdoba, Argentina: factores condicionantes by Lantieri, M.J., Meyer Paz, R., Butinof, M., Fernández, R.A., Stimolo, M.I., Díaz, M.P.

“…Los sujetos con pareja conviviente usan mayor nivel de protección personal. El uso de maquinarias equipadas con filtro de carbono activado e implementación de receta firmada por ingeniero agrónomo se asociaron positivamente al uso de equipos de protección personal.…”
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Translocated roses or the myth of Eldorado: Journeys through time, space, image and silence by Jelin, Elizabeth

“…From this “descentered” center, the history of “Europe” becomes not a history of place but one of flows and webs --of people or of political and institutional links, of economic interests, of personal and family ties. Personal letters and photographs sent and received, auto- and family biographies and the photo album are the means to explore such flows. …”
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Other anthropologies and other histories of the argentine anthropology by Guber, Rosana

“…The decision of his "detachment" to be framed in some academic classification, very typical of a personality inexorably committed to social practice and fieldwork, which for him were synonyms, was one of the many options taken by anthropologists and other social scientists in the 1960s and 1970s. …”
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Auxología humana: un compromiso ético con la comunidad relevada by Ocampo, Susana Blanca, Quintana, Sonia B., Benavidez, Ariel C. R.

“…La investigación del crecimiento y desarrollo infanto-juvenil implícitamente requiere el posicionamiento ético de todo investigador, tanto desde lo profesional, metodológico y en especial, desde lo personal. El relevamiento auxológico revela la relación asimétrica entre investigador-investigado, la cual para equilibrarse debe necesariamente considerar que el infante o joven a medir es libre de decidir su participación, pero al aceptar, simultáneamente le genera el derecho a conocer cuál es el diagnóstico resultante de la evaluación. …”
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