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

“…According to this model, maladaptive perfectionists experience subjective and objective social disconnection throughout their own relational styles that involves interpersonal hostility and sensitivity. In turn, the social disconnection leads to increased levels of psychological vulnerability. …”
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SUPER-EXPLOITATION OF LABOR: PERSPECTIVES ON PRECARITY AND ON THE PROLETARIAN CONDITION FROM THE STANDPOINT OF DEPENDENCY THEORY by Sotelo Valencia, Adrián, Felix, Gil

“…In this respect, we first analyze certain global trends in the world of work and then turn to transformations in the regimes of labor super-exploitation in dependent countries, as well as its contemporary emergence as a phenomenon in central capitalist countries. …”
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A new approach for disabilities: model of communication and legitimate acknowledgement by Argento Nasser, Ana, Vega, Juan Pablo

“…This article traces a journey from the first model to the present. In turn, it proposes a new one: the Model of Communication and Legitimate Acknowledgement of Disability (MCLAD), which is characterized by a paradigm shift: moving from inclusion to acknowledgment. …”
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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

“…Reliability analysis yielded ordinal alpha values of .985 for the verbal scale and .983 for the pictorial scale. In turn, evidences of convergent validity were obtained by correlating with WAIS´ Analogies subtest, Picture sorting from the EMSDA and word-picture matching from the BEA.…”
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Argentine diplomats facing political transformations in Spain: from the proclamation of the Second Republic to the Civil War (1931-1936) by Ferreyra, Alejandra Noemí

“…In this paper, we propose to analyze the particular look across which the diplomatic servants Argentinians in Spain observed the changeable political process from the proclamation of the Republic II Spanish in 1931 up to the Civil war in 1936.We will support as principal hypothesis that the perceptions that the ministerial agents were constructing of the political peninsular reality these years, they constituted one of the principal parameters from which the Argentine State observed the events that were developing in Spain,and mostly, they helped to the deployment of policies tending to restrict the revenue of Spanish immigrants to the country from the beginning itself of the civil contest. Dispositions that in turn, were taken to the practice by consular civil servants by these social representations constructed in the same ministerial area.…”
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Monetary Order and Income Distribution. The case of Argentina 1991-2011 by Chena, Pablo Ignacio

“…The present article analyzes the relationship that exists between the income distribution and the institutions of monetary order based on two complementary theoretical schemes. First, we turn to the institutionalist monetary theory of Aglietta and Orléan, to account for the institutional mechanisms through which the monetary regime biases the income distribution between creditors and debtors, depending on the functions assigned to the Central Bank. …”
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Work engagement at universities. An approach from positive occupational health psychology by Marsollier, Roxana Graciela

“…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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Bureaucratic logic, notes and documents. Libraries and the cultural sector by Mihal, Ivana

“…This paper reconstructs through a reflexive perspective about the ethnographic practice how notes and documents required for my inclusion in the field turn into the first approach to cultural politics of reading. …”
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Liberating heritage: The museum as a tool for conflict resolution by López Suárez, Fabio Alberto

“…The importance of museums as agents of social transformation lead to think about the role they play as an instrument for the resolution of conflicts and how the underlying assets, whether material or immaterial, turn out to be liberating assets and that individuals are involved as a critical agent and the environment of education as the axis of that transformation. …”
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The cultural export of Galician identity and nationalism in exile by Real López, Inmaculada

“…It was there where, in turn, the Galician identity was developed trying to re-establish the fracture that it had suffered with Franco's Spain. …”
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Motivation and sport Injuries in handball players by Olmedilla Zafra, Aurelio, Blas Redondo, Amador, Laguna Tudela, Maria

“…Although it may seem paradoxical, it is possible that an excessively high motivation leads to overachievement and risk behaviors, which in turn facilitate the appearance of lesions.…”
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Spatial learning and their relevance in amphibians by Muzio, Rubén N., Daneri, María Florencia

“…Analysis of learning strategies has proved that amphibians, as many other groups, are capable of spatial orientation using either a turn strategy (own body reference) or a guide strategy (use of a visual cue or beacon) and that distance between this visual cue and the reinforcer has an effect on the learning rate. …”
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Dossier “El Elias antropólogo: sociología figuracional, trabajo de campo y reflexividad” by Colabella, Laura, Vargas, Patricia

“…Subsequently, thanks to the generous initiative of Gustavo Sorá and Rosana Guber, it was possible to turn these presentations into a set of articulated texts that gave shape to this dossier.…”
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The memories of represion in the walls. The Santa Lucía military base. Dpto. Monteros, Tucumán 1975-1982) by Cattaneo, Constanza

“…The reading of the graffiti enables the historic reconstruction process of “La Base” and helps us getting closer to this traumatic past; both the constructions and the marks are transformed in remnants of a past which in turn are re-signified through time, becoming vehicles into it.…”
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The new protective state and the legitimacy of exception: a global approach by Torres, Esteban

“…The expansion of the protective function, in turn, is co-producing a new political legitimacy of exception in record time. …”
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Contextos de bilingüismo e interculturalidad y formación docente by Zidarich, Mónica

“…In this text we systematize seven trips made by students from three ISFDs in the city of Córdobato schools and communities with a native population in the Province of Salta. …”
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«Chomaso que hablen x vos». Derechos Sexuales y (no) Reproductivos y juventudes cordobesas. by Bertoni, Rocío, Foltz, Rocío Isabel

“…Both seek to consolidate the participation of young people of the school IPEM No. 416 of the neighborhood-city Ciudad de Mis Sueños in the exercise of sexual and non-reproductive rights (DSyNR). This, in turn, will serve as a starting point to think about collective health practices in the neighborhood. …”
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THE ORIENTATION OF THE USHNU OF “EL SHINCAL DEL QUIMIVIL” (CATAMARCA, ARGENTINA) by Corrado, Gustavo, Giménez Benítez, Sixto

“…The site consists of many building structures such as a square 175 m on a side, one ushnu 16m side and a pair of kallanka buildings in the public area and several other remains equally important. In turn, two terraced hills with imposing staircases rise on the east and west sides of the square. …”
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Heritage, policy and protected areas: the contribution of Public Archaeology to regional development (Buenos Aires Province, Argentina) by Degele, Pamela Esther

“…Protected areas are a valuable opportunity for regional development and to incite educational, economic, recreational and scientific initiatives, which places them, in turn, as relevant spaces for patrimonial activation. …”
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