Avances en la teoría de toma de decisiones: implicaciones para las políticas públicas de educación financiera en Argentina by Zapata-Antón, Julieta, Castellanos-Alvarenga, Luis Mario

“…Likewise, they do not consider the theoretical advances that allow us to understand the decision process from a perspective of ecological rationality, which includes the consideration of heuristics, emotions, and socioeconomic and cultural variables as central aspects to be treated in the understanding of human being’s decisions. …”
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Invisibilidad Indígena en el Uruguay: Genética, Historia y Género by Sans, Monica

“…These data are not consistent with those observed when studying maternal or autosomal genetic ancestry (35 and 14% native contribution, respectively.The facts and processes that led to the invisibility of native people and their descendants are analyzed from historical sources, and in particular, their geographical distribution and socioeconomic level. It is also analyzed the gender of those who were integrated into the national society, and the lack of voice of women over a long period, since it was indigenous women that were integrated into the national society. …”
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School disengagement: a way of inhabiting real school trajectories in localities of the Río Cuarto department by Magnoli, Pamela, Rauch, Nery Facundo

“…This article aims to contribute to the analysis of the processes of school attachment and disengagement of young people in secondary schools in the context of the pandemic, highlighting the family socioeconomic level in which the young people in this study are embedded.School connection is the subject of extensive debates in our country, mainly since the expansion of the Right to Education where compulsory schooling extends to the secondary level. …”
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Rock art in Central and South America: social settins and regional diversity by Troncoso, Andrés, Armstrong, Felipe, Basile, Mara Valeria

“…for different groups, which they have grouped in terms of their common socioeconomic strategies. The authors argue that rock art research from this region can contribute to the wider understanding of rock art in the world, offering its materialistic and archaeological approaches ranging from the study of social complexity, the domestication of animals, mobility, and memory…”
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Construction of the Brief Scale on HIV Stigmatization in the General Population of Buenos Aires by Cuenya, Lucas, Lugo, Nancy, Contigiani, María Florencia, Sánchez-López, Jorge Mario, Castro, Leila, Radusky, Pablo, Gabini, Sebastián, Cuenya, Lucas, Lugo, Nancy, Contigiani, María Florencia, Sánchez-López, Jorge Mario, Castro, Leila, Radusky, Pablo, Gabini, Sebastián

“…Four hundred (n = 400) participants between 18 and 60 years old were surveyed on public roads in a quota design to achieve representativeness of gender, age, level of education, and socioeconomic level. The BESE-HIV was made up of nine items and showed very good levels of reliability and evidence of adequate internal and external validity, which indicates it is a promising instrument.…”
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El orden socioeconómico del Grupo A de la Baja Nubia (4000 aC – 2800 aC ) by Quintana, Carolina

“… Different interpretations are partly the product of diverse definitions about sedentism, nomadism, and other concepts, conceptual models commonly used to explain the socioeconomical character of A-Group communities. A problem is that these concepts are loosely applied without being clear what is meant by them and what hard evidence supports these models. …”
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Brain clocks capture diversity and disparity in aging and dementia by Ibanez, Agustin, Moguilner, Sebastian, Baez, Sandra, Barttfeld, Pablo

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Construction and validation of a questionnaire to measure community participation in the urban adult population by Capa Luque, Walter, Bello Vidal, Catalina, Mora Silva, Nancy, Manrique Borjas, Gloria, Villanueva Benites, Maritza Evangelina, Ochoa Vigo, Kattia

“…For the analysis of the items, the internal structure of the construct and reliability, we applied to a random sample of 255 residents living in Villa El Salvador district (Lima), aged between 18 and 59 years old, from medium-low or low socioeconomic strata. To examine the validity related to other variables, we considered another sample of 51 inhabitants. …”
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Pastoralism in the post-hispanic Puna, zooarchaeology of the Antigal Laguna site (Barrancas, Jujuy) by Merler Carbajo, Julia

“…In the Argentine Northwest, their incorporation into the local economy was relatively rapid and of great importance within the socioeconomic system imposed by Europeans. This was particularly true in the case of the Puna region, where the preexistence of pastoral practices and the management of herd animals represented an advantage when incorporating these species and favored indigenous participation in the new economic system. …”
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Plasticity of Executive Functions in Childhood and Adolescence: Effects of Cognitive Training Interventions by Karbach, Julia

“…Importantly, executive control is a strong predictor for various life outcomes, such as academic achievement, socioeconomic status, and physical health. Therefore, numerous training interventions have been designed to improve executive functioning in children and adolescents, both in normally developing individuals and children suffering from neurocognitive and developmental disorders. …”
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Dialogues and networks around food sovereignty in critical extension processes: interweaving university and territory by Kostlin, Laura Andrea, Orlando, María Florencia, Pintos, Nicolás Adrián

“…Our interdisciplinary team is integrated by students, teachers and graduates, trained and in training, in different careers of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences of the UNaM (Social Anthropology, Social Communication, Economic Sciences, Treatment and Analysis of Data for Socioeconomic Research), as well as of the Psychology career of the Universidad Cuenca del Plata and of the Nutrition career of the Universidad Gastón Dachary. …”
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New data on oral health and diet in secondary burials of the foundational area of Mendoza (17th - 19th centuries) by Mansegosa, Daniela Alit, Giannotti, Pablo Sebastián, Chiavazza, Horacio Daniel

“…The observed trends differentiate between oral health conditions between the sexes and a progressive deterioration with the increase of the age, as well as between the socioeconomic sectors and a chronological level changes. …”
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Predictores Socioambientales e Individuales del Desempeño en una Tarea Atencional con Demandas de Alerta, Orientación y Control. by Prats, Lucía María, Fracchia, Carolina Soledad, Segretin, Soledad María, Hermida, María Julia, Colombo, Jorge Augusto, Lipina, Sebastián Javier

“…Predictors  were  not  verified  when sociodemographic  variables  (parental  education  and  occupation,  dwelling and  overcrowding)  were  replaced  in  the  model  by  the  predictor socioeconomic  group  (UBN,  SBN).  These  results  suggest  a  differential modulation of individual and environmental factors on different attentional processing networks.Cognitive Development; Attentional Networks; Effortful Control; Maternal Mental Health; Sociodemographic Predictors.      …”
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HEGEMONIC MASCULINITIES AND SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH IN SAN SALVADOR DE JUJUY by Sona Sombory, Federico Matias

“…It is in these places where distinctions are expressed around the masculine capitals put into play, age groups and socioeconomic compositions: I will pay special attention to the age range of the groups observed since it will allow me to show continuities and discontinuities with respect to the notions and practices on they should be male, sexual behaviors and sexual and reproductive health care, over time.…”
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