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Academic papers
This section contains the publications corresponding to the academic papers of the research team of the Institute of Family Sciences.
The protective role of emotional intelligence and its dark side. Open Classroom, 53(2), 189-196.
Authors: González, R., Zalazar-Jaime, MF, Richaud de Minzi, MC, & Medrano, LA (2024).
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Assessing complex emotion recognition in children. A preliminary study of the CAM-C: Argentine versionEducational Psychology, 30(1), 19-28.
Authors: González, Rocío, Zalazar-Jaime, MF, & Medrano, LA (2024).
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The Thousand Days-Nation Program in comparative perspective with the Thousand Days-San Miguel Program two years after its enactment. Economic News, 33(109), 11–32.
Authors: González, María Sol & Santos, ME (2023).
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«Sustainable Cities, Smart Investments: A Characterization of “A Thousand Days-San Miguel”, a Program for Vulnerable Early Childhood in Argentina» Sustainability 15, no. 16:12205.
Authors: González, María Sol & Santos, ME (2023).
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Is there an emotional profile in adolescents according to their sex? Ciencia Latina Multidisciplinary Scientific Journal, 7(2), 627-645.
Authors: González, Rocío, Arroniz, L., & Parra-Bolaños, N. (2023).
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Neuropsychology of anxiety disorders. Ciencia Latina Multidisciplinary Scientific Journal, 7(1), 5206-5221.
Authors: González, Rocío., & Parra-Bolaños, N. (2023)
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Post-mortem filiation, a checkmate to the filial system. Note on the ruling. EL DERECHO Journal of Doctrine and Jurisprudence, December 2023, ED 304, No. 15.668, pp. 2-5. ISSN 1666-8987.
Author: Bolzon, Lorena. (2023)
Resilience, family coping and work-life balance, After the COVID-19 pandemic: a Latin American multinational study. Cabrera-García, Victoria Eugenia; Docal-Millán, María del Carmen; Acuña-Arango, Lina María; Campos-García, Ángela Ximena; Riveros Munevar, Fernando; Bolzón, Lorena Claudia; Dimier de Vicente, María Dolores; González, María Sol; Bein, Victoria; Valle Galo, Ericka Elizabeth; Blanco Castro, Viviana; Alegría, Macarena; Cereceda Martínez, Maité; Castro Salinas, Rodolfo; Fortín, Lourdes; and Aguirre Burneo, María Elvira. Heliyon Magazine
Author: Dolores Dimier De Vicente
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Positive and negative aspects of personal and family life in Chile, Argentina and Ecuador: Lessons learned after the socio-health crisisBlanco Castro, Viviana, Dimier de Vicente, María Dolores, Aguirre Burneo, María Elvira, Bustamante Granda, Byron Fernando, Moyano Yugovic, María Vinka, Bein, Victoria, González Larre, María Sol, Santana, Nelson Jaime, Bolzon, Lorena Claudia, Cereceda Martinez, Maite, Zabaleta Costa, Luz Ivonne, Ludeña Jaramillo, Fabiola Edith, Enrique Ortega, Elsa Rosa Nora. Alternatives. Social Work Notebooks.
Author: Dimier De Vicente, Dolores (2023)
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A Thousand Days-A program for vulnerable early childhood in Argentina: Targeting, dropout risk factors and correlates of time to graduation. Child Care Health Dev. 2023 Jan;49(1):170-180. doi: 10.1111/cch.13030. Epub 2022 Aug 29. PMID: 35788960.
Authors: Gonzalez MS, Santos ME.(2022).
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Parenting Alliance Measure: Factor Structure in an Argentinian Sample. Psychological Thought, 15(1), 265.
Authors: Bein, V., Ursino, D., Perez Chada D. (2022).
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Differences in text comprehension, inhibitory control and working memory of university students and graduates of the Psychology degree in Argentina. Digital Innovation and Sustainable Development Journal – IDS, 2(2), 27-35.
Authors: González, R., Parra Bolaños, N., Custodio, J., & Gobbo, ME (2022).
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Current challenges: The feminization of care in intergenerational relationships. Persona y Familia Journal, Volume 11 (No. 1) of 2022. https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2859-5926;
Author: Dimier, María Dolores
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«Family coping strategies post Covid-19 confinement: Multinational Latin American study», in IAFP Conference “Families in Difficult Times: Conflict, Covid, and Cyberspace. International Academy of Family Psychology, online, October 10-12, 2022.
Authors: Acuña Arango, L.; Aguirre Burneo, ME; Alcocer Orozco, B.; Alegría, M.; Blanco, V.; Bolzon, L.; Cabrera García, V.; Carias, D.; Castro, R.; Cereceda, M.; Dimer de Vicente, MD; Docall Millan, MC; Fortin, L.; González Larre, MS; Valle Galo, E.; Zabaleta Costa, L., (2022)
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Trait Meta-Mood Scale-24: factor structure, validity and reliability in Argentine university studentsBordón, 73(3), 63-80.
Authors: González, R., Custodio, J., Zalazar-Jaime, MF, & Medrano, LA (2021).
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Psychometric properties of the Trait Meta-Mood Scale-24 in Argentine university students. Psicogente, 23(44), 1-26.
Authors: González, R., Custodio, J., & Abal, FJP (2020).
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Social marketing and interpersonal violence. An applied model for the development of prevention programs. Quaderns de Pítiques Familiars. UIC. Barcelona. ISSN: 2385-5215.
Authors: Rivera, RG, Sanchez, MC, & de Vicente, MDD (2020).
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Comparative analysis of parents' and teachers' perceptions of ADHD symptoms in children. Research in Psychology, 24 (2), 50-57.
Authors: Russo, D., Rubiales, J., González, R., Bakker, L., & Pompa, JPP (2019).
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Chapters of the book
The following publications correspond to book chapters in which we have collaborated from the research area.
Social policies for family support in early childhood: Challenges and opportunities for their implementation. In The Family in Latin America: Studies in Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru. University of La Sabana.
Authors: González, M. S; Olaguibe, JI, (2024).
The redefinition of older people and intergenerational family dynamics. Approaches to vulnerability. Editorial@UPAEP.mex: Mexico. (pp.108- 134) ISBN 978-607-69993-4-9
Author: Dimier De Vicente, Dolores (2024)
Challenges of demographic transformation in Argentina. New responsibilities of older people in the family: between care and mistreatmentElder Abuse: From a Throwaway Culture to Emotional Responsibility. Hugo Benjamín Publishing House: Buenos Aires. Fondo Bookstore and Arnaldo Orfila Reynal Cultural Center (pp. 52-68) ISBN 978-631-6548-28-3
Author: Dimier De Vicente, Dolores (2024)
Family, a place of hope, in ILFAM – Unda Costa, Ana Lucía (Dir.) Learning to Be + Family, Loja, Ecuador, EDILOJA, November 2023, pp. 19-24 (ISBN: 978-9942-26-336-0)
Author: Bolzon, Lorena (2023)
Equality of parentage, in Santiago, Alfonso and Basset, Úrsula (Dir.) Treatise on constitutional-conventional family law, La Ley, Autonomous City of Buenos Aires (2022), pp. 185 – 209 (ISBN: 978-987-03-4409-4).
Author: Bolzon, Lorena (2022)
Institute of Family Sciences (ICF) Collection
The following publications correspond to the Interpersonal Relationships Collection, which address the topics of dissemination and research of the Institute of Family Sciences of the Universidad Austral.
In celebrating the first 25 years of the Institute of Family Sciences (Universidad AustralWithin the framework of strengthening the family, this publication invites a deeper understanding of marriage as a natural institution, affirming the importance of defending the principle of equality in personal dignity, in the innate vocation to love and happiness; and of complementarity, which facilitates enrichment.
mutual in difference.
Congress Collection
The following titles correspond to the publications of the International Congresses organized by the Center for the Study of Interpersonal Relations of the Universidad Austral.
To celebrate the first 20 years of the Institute of Family Sciences, and in the context of the International Year of the Family, the Center for the Study of Interpersonal Relationships (CERI) organized the first conference in 2014, "The Family, Between the Public and the Private," with the aim of initiating a long series covering different topics each year. It continued in 2015 with "Violence and Society," which delved into one of the issues of greatest concern to Argentines. In 2016, CERI focused on inclusion, in this case of older adults, under the title "Discarding vs. Inclusion. Towards a Redefining the Older Adult." This conference analyzed the new lifestyles of older adults, highlighting the important role of grandparents as educators and transmitters of values, and their legacy in family ties and intergenerational relationships.
In these days of scientific exchange and outreach, we aim to rethink the invisible faces of poverty, and to do so from a comprehensive perspective. We understand that poverty is a complex and multidimensional phenomenon that transcends the economic dimension and refers to any social deprivation or deficiency that affects the full development of human potential. Thus, a person who would not qualify as poor based on their monetary income may be multidimensionally poor, presenting social, educational and cultural, civil and political, and interpersonal deficiencies.
This publication contains the papers presented at the VI International Congress on Interpersonal Relations: “Human Development in Times of (Re)evolution 4.0”, held on September 25 and 26, 2019, at the Campus of the Universidad Austral (Pilar, Buenos Aires) and in the golden hall of the Buenos Aires City Legislature (CABA), respectively.
Collaborative publications
This section displays publications that have been produced in conjunction with other institutions and universities.
The compendium was presented by the UPAEP publishing house (Mexico). “Approaches to Vulnerability” which deals with topics such as childhood, adolescence, older adults, women, disability, migration and more.
It was carried out in collaboration between the Institute of Family Sciences of the Universidad Austral, the Center for Family and Society Studies (CEFAS) of UPAEP, Mexico, and the University of Navarra, Spain.
UPAEP Publishing House stated that “this joint project seeks to raise awareness about the importance of recognizing and addressing the vulnerabilities that surround us, starting with the family space, where the first comforting embrace is given and received. Just as in the family, it is crucial in universities to maintain an empathetic perspective that does not lose sight of the needs of each individual.”
They also noted that “this joint effort of the Universidad AustralThe collaboration between the University of Navarra and UPAEP has resulted in a work that invites reflection on human interdependence and social commitment.”
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