Abordajes neurocognitivos en el estudio de la pobreza infantil: consideraciones conceptuales y metodológicas
; Segretin, María Soledad
; Lipina, Sebastián Javier
; Benaros, Sol ; Colombo, Jorge Augusto 
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06/2010
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Universidad de Almería
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International Journal of Psychology and Psychological Therapy
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Diferentes estudios realizados desde mediados del siglo XX han demostrado que la condición de pobreza compromete en forma significativa el desarrollo cognitivo y emocional infantil. Con el objetivo de favorecerlo, durante las últimas décadas se han diseñado distintos programas de intervención en todo el mundo, algunos de los cuales han logrado obtener efectos positivos y han permitido además identificar criterios de eficacia. Sin embargo, tales criterios aún no han sido integrados conceptual y metodológicamente con los abordajes que se han propuesto durante la última década desde el campo de la Neurociencia Cognitiva. En base a ejemplos de intervenciones implementadas desde perspectivas de la Psicología del Desarrollo y de la Neurociencia Cognitiva, en el presente estudio se plantean algunos de los aspectos que deberían ser considerados en tal integración. En forma complementaria, se incluyen consideraciones sobre los potenciales aportes de la Neurociencia Cognitiva al diseño de los programas de intervención en pobreza.
Several studies carried out since the second half of the XXth century have demonstrated that poverty significantly influences child cognitive and emotional development. In the last decades, several intervention programs have been implemented to optimize the development of children living in poverty. Some of them had positive effects, and also allowed the identification of effectiveness principles. However, such approaches have not yet been integrated conceptually and methodologically with the intervention efforts proposed by Cognitive Neuroscience. Based on examples of interventions implemented by Developmental Psychology and Cognitive Neuroscience, the present study analyzes some of the main aspects to be considered in such integration. Our work further evaluates several potential contributions from Cognitive Neuroscience to the design and implementation of intervention programs for children living in poverty.
Several studies carried out since the second half of the XXth century have demonstrated that poverty significantly influences child cognitive and emotional development. In the last decades, several intervention programs have been implemented to optimize the development of children living in poverty. Some of them had positive effects, and also allowed the identification of effectiveness principles. However, such approaches have not yet been integrated conceptually and methodologically with the intervention efforts proposed by Cognitive Neuroscience. Based on examples of interventions implemented by Developmental Psychology and Cognitive Neuroscience, the present study analyzes some of the main aspects to be considered in such integration. Our work further evaluates several potential contributions from Cognitive Neuroscience to the design and implementation of intervention programs for children living in poverty.
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