The gap: the science of what separates humans and animals by Salgado Mendoza, Sebastian Camilo

“…Decorated by the Australian Academy of Social Sciences, the Australian Psychological Society and the American Psychological Association, Suddendorf is also the author of one of the most cited articles in the area of neuroscience and behaviour - Mental Journey through Time and the Evolution of the Human Mind (Suddendorf & Corballis, 1997) - in which he explores mental travel through time, one of the central axes on which he analyses the differences between humans and the other species of the animal kingdom.…”
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Coping styles as predictors of perinatal grief: Afrontamiento y duelo perinatal by Mota, Cecilia, Sánchez Bravo, Claudia, Carreño Meléndez, Jorge, Gómez López, María Eugenia

“…Perinatal loss causes psychopathological problems in some women; during grief, psychological resources, such as coping styles are activated to elaborate the loss. …”
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Work Process, Capital Accumulation and its Impact on Health by Neffa, Julio César, Neffa, Julio César

“…There are already validated knowledge about the consequences of working conditions and environment on physical health, but there is no full conscience yet of the impact that changes in working processes that spread as consequence of the crisis of the productive system, have on psychic and mental dimensions, naturalized phenomenon that has become invisible due to theoretical inadequacy, shortage of researches and because they seek its cure in the psychological treatment, without perceiving that workers somatise pain and suffering, which causes numerous illnesses. in the psychological treatment, without perceiving that workers somatise pain and suffering, which causes numerous illnesses. …”
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Persistent Affections: Episodic Memory and Animal Ethics by Corda, Gabriel, Marte, Fernando

“…Next, we review the debate on the second issue and demonstrate the role that the properties of episodic memory have played in the attribution of personhood in the philosophical tradition, along with more deflated conceptions of these capacities, understood as a psychological unity or continuity. The final section argues that these contemporary conceptions, which link certain features of memory to psychological unity, allow for the attribution of personhood to nonhuman animals.…”
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Mental Health Impacts in Argentinean College Students During COVID-19 Quarantine by López Steinmetz, Lorena Cecilia, Leyes, Candela Abigail, Dutto Florio, María Agustina, Fong Shao, Bing, López Steinmetz, Romina Lucrecia, Godoy, Juan Carlos

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Impacto psicológico de la pandemia por COVID-19 en adultos mayores de Argentina by Cervigni, Mauricio, Martino, Pablo, Caycho-Rodríguez, Tomás, Barés, Ignacio, Calandra, Manuel, Gallegos, Miguel

“…The objective was to evaluate the psychological variables of older adults in Argentina during COVID-19 pandemic, and to identify psychological predictors of fear of COVID-19. 198 older adults from Rosario, Argentina participated (Mage= 66.6 years old, DE=4,8). …”
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In Memoriam Ernesto Pollitt (1938-2016) by Arias Gallegos, Walter L.

“…Ernesto Pollitt has dedicated 40 years of his life to investigating the consequences of malnutrition on the psychological development of children in various parts of the world, including Peru. …”
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Fictional and Real Cyborgs: Notes on Literature, Cinema, Technoscience, and Psychoanalysis by Suárez, Claudia

“…This article provides examples of "fictional cyborgs" in science fiction literature and film and highlights some psychological effects. It also recovers testimonies of “real cyborgs” from the documentary Cyborgs among us (Duran, 2017), and points out processes of identification and idealization. …”
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“Siento un dolor en el alma”: metáfora o realidad? by Mustaca, Alba Elisabeth

“…The bulk of evidence confirms that the neural and psychophysiological mechanisms of both phenomena are similar, although some recent research not shows complete identityKey Words: Physical Pain; Psychological and Social Pain, Neural Mechanisms.   …”
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