Análisis de la Escala de Bienestar Psicológico para Adultos usando el modelo de respuesta graduada by Valencia, Pablo D., Alvarez, Naomi

“…All of them performed acceptably only at low levels of the construct, while they performed poorly at average and higher levels of psychological well-being. …”
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The role of the Dark Triad in academic procrastination and academic dishonesty by Hidalgo-Fuentes, Sergio, Martínez-Álvarez, Isabel, Sospedra-Baeza, María Josefa

“…Using hierarchical regression analyses, controlling for age and gender, it was found that machiavellianism and low narcissism were significative predictors of academic procrastination; while machiavellianism was the only significative predictor of academic dishonesty. …”
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Depression among Peruvian teenagers during pandemic: A network Analysis by Sánchez-Villena, Andy Rick

“…Although no significant differences were found, the first two symptoms seem to have more centrality in males, while anhedonia had more centrality in females.…”
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Economic and Politico-Institutional Variables Applied to the Analysis of Subnational Public Speding in Argentina by Rezk, Ernesto

“…Using a panel data with fixed effect for the period 1993-2004, we aim at ascertaining whether the participation of public expenditure categories in total public spending of Argentine provinces was influenced by economic, fiscal and politico-institutional variables, such as provinces’ political sign; possibility of reelection of the executive branch; provisions limiting public spending, public debt, or restrictions to the use of credit; and the structure of the legislative bodies. While estimated coefficients for fiscal effort, financial sufficiency, and public debt were significantly different from zero, results fell short of being conclusive for the other variables, except for categorical variables standing for limits on spending and credit use.…”
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The pandemic as a mirror: what did we learn about kindergarten work? by Brailovsky, Daniel

“…The health restrictions caused by the Covid-19 pandemic had severe effects on early childhood education. While in classrooms that receive older children or young people, proposals to "recover content" or ways to "move to virtuality" were discussed, in kindergartens the scene was configured in a different way. …”
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Assessment of emotionalindicators of The Human Figure Drawing in children at psychological ambulatory consultation by Brizzio, Analía, López, Lucila, Luchetti, Yanina, Brizzio, Analía, López, Lucila, Luchetti, Yanina

“…Specifically, it will refer to the Emotional Indicators (EIs) (Koppitz, 1984) by analyzing its use as a tool for identifying children with emotional problems, and to discriminate among them, those with Mood Disorders, Anxiety Disorders and Parent-child problems.We propose to compare the presence of these IEs in a sample of 44 children aged between 6 to 12 years, residents of Metropolitan Area of Buenos Aires, who receive psychological assistance, with a control group of children from the general population, balanced according to sociodemographicvariables.Data analysis shows that the number of EIs proposed (Koppitz, 1984) does not dicriminate productions of children with emotional problems. …”
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Student adaptation to college questionnaire (CAVU): development, factor structure and initial validation by Rodriguez-Ayan, Maria Noel, Sotelo, María Eugenia

“…As hypothesized, the three components  positively correlate with learning goals, while academic and institutional dimensions negatively correlate with emotional exhaustion, but those are weak associations, with |r| < .30; academic and social adaptation predict academic achievement. …”
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Work engagement at universities. An approach from positive occupational health psychology by Marsollier, Roxana Graciela

“…Results show high levels of vigor and dedication at work, while absorption levels are lower. The qualitative aspect of the research, in turn, is based on predominantly positive views of self-performance and of the university as a work environment.…”
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Les araignées de la Terre de Feu et de la Patagonie comme point de départ de comparaisons géographiques entre diverses couches faunistiques by Merian, P.

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Contributions a la flore de la Terre de Feu I : Observations sur la végétation du canal de Beagle by Alboff, Nicolás

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Natural accumulation and distribution of guanaco bones in the southernmost tip of Tierra del Fuego (Argentina): taphonomic analysis and archaeological implications by Alunni, Daniela Verónica, Gutiérrez, María A., Zangrando, Atilio Francisco Javier

“…Natural processes such as marine abrasion largely affected the preservation of specimens, while weathering is a conspicuous effect observed on bones from the forest. …”
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Elongated odontoid process in late Holocene skeletal remains from B6 archaeological site, Mendoza, Argentina by Suby, Jorge Alejandro, Novellino, Paula Silvana, Da Peña Aldao, Gabriela Verónica, Pandiani, Cynthia Daniela

“…The odontoid process of the axis can be affected by congenital or acquired pathologies. While abnormalities such as os odontoideum, agenesis, and fractures are reported in archaeological remains, the abnormality of an elongated length of the odontoid process has not been described in the paleopathological literature. …”
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Disputar la reforma, disputar la filosofía: Valoraciones y la Revista de Filosofía by Galfione, Maria Carla

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El paredón de Junín by Fernetti, Gustavo

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Material arqueológico de un sitio histórico en el Desmochado. Aportes a la construcción de la historia local y regional. by Biscaldi, Marianela

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Zooarchaeological studies in the middle basin of Parana River: Arroyo Las Mulas 1 site (Entre Ríos, Argentina) by Ottalagano, Flavia V.

“…The zooarchaeological assemblage is composed predominantly by fish andsecondarily by rodents, while deer exhibits marginal representation. The data obtained suggest that human action is the principal agent of formation and modification of the zooarchaeological set.…”
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The space, the device and agriculture: a foucoltean view on the configuration of the agricultural production space in the lra site, Valle de Ambato, Catamarca, Argentina by Rodríguez Oviedo, Melisa

“…This valley is bounded to the west by the mountain range called Ambato-Manchao (4050 masl), while to the east the territorial limit is given by the Serra Graciana-Balcozna (1850 masl). …”
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Citizen participation or political participation? An approach to a comunal consultative council by Coto, Joaquín Alberto Oscar

“…The explored perspective tries to understand how participation is produced in the relations and practices made by the actors that participate in the Consultative Council. While studying this institution, it becomes clear that its functioning is heavily related with relations that exist beyond the institution and before it. …”
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Zooarchaeological studies in the middle basin of Parana River: Arroyo Las Mulas 1 site (Entre Ríos, Argentina) by Ottalagano, Flavia V.

“…The zooarchaeological assemblage is composed predominantly by fish and secondarily by rodents, while deer exhibits marginalrepresentation. The data obtained suggest that human action is the principal agent of formation and modification of the zooarchaeological set.…”
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Technomorphological analysis of shell beads from North Patagonia: Juan Bautista Ambrosetti Etnographic Museum Collection by Leonardt, Sabrina

“…We also discussed the implications of different metrics variables (shell bead diameter, thickness and perforation size diameter) to assess standardization. It is proposed that while shape and diameter of shell beads depend on the choice of artisan, the thickness, and perforation size would be determined mainly by the characteristics of the raw material (mainly thickness of the shells), and by the technique and instrument used, respectively.…”
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