Manifestaciones neurológicas del COVID-19 by Ocampo Rojas, Sebastián Joaquín

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The multifactorial nature of human homosexual behavior: A brief review by Barona, Daniel, Aponte, Héctor

“…In this review, we will try to compile the main genetic, epigenetic, hormonal, neurological and immune explanations of homosexuality, as well as the ultimate evolutionary causes of this complex behavior in the human being, incorporating information from studies in other animal species. …”
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Why religion is nothing special, but it is central by Bloch, Maurice, Visacovsky, Sergio

“…These have a phenomenological existence that is not based on everyday empirical monitoring but on imagined statuses and communities, such as clans or nations. The neurological basis for this type of social, which includes religion, will therefore depend on the development of imagination. …”
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Design and preliminary analysis of a taxonomic conceptual relations assessment tool in spanish-speaking clinical population by Vivas, Leticia, Fernández Liporace, Mercedes

“…We assessed 43 participants with and without neurological disease over 60 years. A discriminant analysis was conducted and it indicated a sensitivity of 90.9 % for the verbal scale and 91 % for the pictorial and a specificity of 100 % for both scales. …”
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Infant Scale of Selective Attention: A Proposal to Assess Cognitive Abilities by Gutiérrez-Hernández, Claudia Calipso, Harmony, Thalia, Avecilla- Ramírez, Gloria Nélida, Barrón-Quiroz, Ivette, Guillén-Gasca, Verónica, Trejo- Bautista, Guadalupe, Bautista-Olvera, María Monserrat

“…The aim of this research was to test the Infant Scale of Selective Attention (EEAS, in Spanish) on healthy infants with no suspected neurological damage, in order to obtain normalcy initial parameters for the use of the instrument.The sample consisted of two hundred babies between two and eight months of age who were enrolled in the daycares of the Instituto Mexicano del Seguro Social. …”
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The role of vocabulary in the resolution of arithmetic problems: A meta-analysis by Ortiz, Sofía Soledad, Sterpin, Lucas Federico, Barreyro, Juan Pablo, Formoso, Jesica

“…We included studies done after 2000, with children aged 3 to 13 and without neurological problems. Our results showed a moderate but statistically significant effect of vocabulary on the ability to solve arithmetic word problems, without difference between its modalities. …”
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Effect of haloperidol on consummatory successive positive contrast in adult rats with adolescent isolation by Cuenya, Lucas, Serafini, Matías, Mustaca, Alba, Kamenetzky, Giselle

“…Rats exposed to adolescent isolation (AA) show neurological and behavioral disorders into adulthood, many of them related to changes in response to appetitive reinforcers. …”
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