Psicología y Neurociencia. Y viceversa / Psychology and Neuroscience. Viceversa
Until the last decades of the 20th century, the scientific disciplines of psychology and neuroscience developed independently; often with indifferent, if not openly hostile, looks at each other due to the apparent disparate and irreconcilable principles on which each of them is founded. In the mid-80s of the last century, however, this situation began to change drastically with the advent of cognitive neuroscience, a new field of purely interdisciplinary research in which psychology and neuroscience converge inexorably and which has imposed itself in both fields of knowledge. This convergence has opened a vast and fruitful field of research, which increases and enriches the contributions of each of these disciplines separately to previously unsuspected limits.
The conference aims to reflect on some relevant achievements reached by the scientific confluence between psychology and neuroscience in research with human subjects.
The conference aims to reflect on some relevant achievements reached by the scientific confluence between psychology and neuroscience in research with human subjects.
Contenido de la serie
"Presentation of the Meeting"
Alejandro Higuera Matas
decano de la Facultad de Psicología, UNED
Julio Gonzalo Arroyo
vicerrector adjunto de Investigación, Transferencia del conocimiento y Divulgación científica, UNED
Paloma Enríquez de Valenzuela
profesora del Departamento de Psicobiología, UNED
"Round table: Psychology and Neuroscience: An obligated confluence"
Ernst Pöppel
psicólogo y neurocientífico alemán, profesor emérito de psicología médica , Universidad de Múnich
José Manuel Reales Avilés
profesor Dpto. Metodología Ciencias del Comportamiento, UNED
Paloma Enríquez de Valenzuela
profesora del Departamento de Psicobiología, UNED
Antonio Guillamón Fernández
catedrático Emérito del Departamento de Psicobiología, UNED
Ángel Gómez Jiménez
catedrático del Departamento de Psicología Social y de las Organizaciones, UNED