Community Connections: Exploring Social Policies in Uruguay through the Lens of Community Psychology

— Introduction Imagine a nation where the focus of governance is not just on economic growth or global presence but on building resilient communities. Uruguay, a small yet vibrant country in South America, is at the forefront of weaving social policies into the essence of its communities, prioritizing the well-being of its citizens. But what […]

The Congress That Never Was: Unpacking the Unseen Psychology Gathering of 1936

Introduction Picture the streets of Madrid, bustling with scholars speaking a symphony of languages, all converging to exchange groundbreaking ideas about the human mind. This was not just any gathering; it was the highly anticipated 11th International Congress of Psychology, slated for September 1936. Yet, as history would reveal, this much-anticipated congress never came to […]

The Art and Science of Learning: Unraveling Multimedia Instruction

Introduction Imagine trying to assemble a complex piece of furniture with a manual written in a language you don’t understand. Frustrating, right? Now, imagine the same task assisted by a comprehensive video tutorial. Suddenly, the process becomes more manageable and even enjoyable. This scenario highlights the difference effective multimedia instruction can make. At the heart […]

When Power Feels Like a Prison: Understanding Women’s Fear of Losing Control

— Introduction Imagine standing on the edge of a cliff, tectering between safety and the unknown—this sensation mirrors the profound yet under-explored psychological landscape many women traverse daily. A hauntingly universal fear—the fear of losing control—can shape the decisions, careers, and lives of women across the globe. The 2007 Presidential Address: Fear of Losing Control: […]