El síndrome disejecutivo en la psicopatía
@article{NavasCollado2004ElSD, title={El s{\'i}ndrome disejecutivo en la psicopat{\'i}a}, author={E. Navas-Collado and Javier Mu{\~n}oz-Garc{\'i}a}, journal={Revista De Neurologia}, year={2004}, volume={38}, pages={582-590} }
Introduction. The executive function is a collection of cognitive abilities that allow the anticipation and establishment of goals, the formation of plans and programs, the beginning of activities and mental operations, the auto regulation of tasks, and the ability to carry on them efficiently. Both psychopathy and disexecutive syndrome have been considered as prototypes of frontal lobe damage, although they have been related very recently. Development. Psychopathy construct is not clear…
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