Wednesday 11 March 2020

DISLEXIA: DIFICULTADES DE COMPRENSIÓN LECTORA

XORNAL ESCOLAR: LA REGIÓN

LA DISLEXIA: COMPRENSIÓN LECTORA

25 ANIVERSARIO AUTISMO GALICIA



#25ANIVERSARIOAUTISMOGALICIACAMPAÑA «A VIDA DESDE UN CRISTAL DIFERENTE: VIVINDO O ESPECTRO» CLAVE 1 // #ESPECIALIZACIÓN E #ESPECIFICIDADE. MANUEL OJEA RÚA, presidente da Asociación TRASCOS, fálanos da ESPECIFICIDADE e os MODELOS DE #MEDIACIÓN #COGNITIVA



Vídeo: https://youtu.be/gqxMUB8oKP8

Tuesday 18 February 2020

ÁLEX

Álex, un alumno de 14 años, que forma parte de la Asociación TRASCOS, responde a los periodistas en el Dia Internacional del Síndrome de Asperger: 18-2-2010.
https://www.lavozdegalicia.es/ourense/




Wednesday 12 February 2020

DIAGNÓSTICO Y TEA

Todavía falta mucho para alcanzar el 100% de los diagnósticos de TEA.LA REGIÓN, 12-2-2020

Acceder al documento:

Can you send me the manuscript correction template?



Sunday 16 June 2019

INSTITUTO DE INVESTIGACIONES CIENTÍFICAS

En el marco de la Asociación TRASCOS, se ha creado el Instituto de Investigaciones Científicas (integrantes), que comienza su andadura con la implementación del proyecto de investitgación: "Análisis de las etiología de componente genético en personas con Trastornos del Espectro Autista".








Friday 15 February 2019

Descriptive Factors of Emotional Disturbance in People with Autism Spectrum Disorders: A Family Perspective


Descriptive Factors of Emotional Disturbance in People with Autism Spectrum Disorders: A Family Perspective


Manuel Ojea (2018)


SOJ PSYCHOLOGY. Symbiosis





Saturday 9 February 2019

Wednesday 6 February 2019

INNOVACIÓN EDUCATIVA

INNOVACIÓN EDUCATIVA: CAMBIO DE ROLES EN LA EDUCACIÓN

Manuel Ojea 6-2-2019


DIARIO LA REGIÓN (OURENSE).

Thursday 29 November 2018

Sunday 14 October 2018

PREDICTIVE ANALYSIS OF ANXIETY INDICES IN PEOPLE WITH ASD



Manuel Ojea Rúa
Adrián Tizón Ramírez




Abstract
Individuals with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) have high anxiety indices due to complexity to understand the social interactions in which they participate, which may be due to the intrinsic characteristics that form diagnosis, investigated by the perceptual-cognitive hypotheses of the cognitive central theory (Happe, 1997; Happe and Frith, 2006). Likewise, it's particular form of processing involves deficits in the development at neural interrelation of the cognitive system throughout the information processing operation during the interactions carried out –both lived and perceived– leads to immediate consequences in perceptual- cognitive process (Simmons and Barsalou, 2003). Then, according to these hypotheses, both clinical characteristics of personality and the confrontation of unforeseen contexts may involve significant predictive factors that high increase of anxiety levels in people with ASD. This research therefore aims to describe the possible explanatory predictive models for highlighted anxiety in students with ASD. A total of 111 students with ASD were involved in this study through the answers given by professionals directly related in their specific educational process to an ad hoc questionnaire, which is composed of 23 items relate to different possible explanatory variables of anxiety processes in students with ASD (see Appendix 1). Results found through statistical analysis of regression equation conclude that anxiety indices are related with following predictor variables: 1) “inattention" variable (attention deficit and hyperactivity), 2) "unpredictable" variable (context not foreseen), 3) “diagnosis” variable (disorder diagnosis), and 4) “internal” variable (personality characteristics, internal conflicts lived or perceived), which are included in predictive models to explain possible causes of increased anxiety in people with ASD. Furthermore, comparative analysis carried out through Tukey HSD test for the "diagnosis" and "age" variables, and the t independent samples test for the variable "sex", didn´t show any differences in the anxiety levels with regard to the variables, so anxiety isn´t influenced for these static variables in people with ASD.