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Recently, the use of educational data mining techniques has gained great relevance when applied to performance prediction, creation of predictive models of retention, behavior profiles, school failure, among others. In this paper we present the application of the attribute selection algorithm to identify the most important factors that influence the decision to drop out, decision trees are used to define patterns that can alert an imminent dropout. A tool was adapted and administered via web to 300 students from public HEIs and 200 students from private HEIs currently enrolled in higher level program. By means of the algorithm of attribute selection, 27 relevant factors were found. Within the three main factors, the lack of counseling, the lack of an adequate student environment and the lack of academic follow-up were recognized, while, by means of the decision tree, 7 patterns were found, where one of them includes factors such as: student environment, insufficient financial support, experience of an uncomfortable situation, place of career choice, among others. Finally, it has been seen that school drop-out does not depend on a single factor, but is multifactorial and that it is imperative to expand the sample to other cities so that various algorithms can be applied that provide greater information leading to the establishment of accurate mechanisms for reducing university drop-out rates according to the characteristics of the student population in each region. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Andalusia must face up to the challenge posed by curricula if it is to improve results in schools. Educational psychologists offering support services hold a strategical position and systemic vision that allow them to act as consultants in curriculum development. This paper analyzes the circumstances under which they may perform this role, and the methodology used. It taps into the grounded theory of these professionals with a case study from a biographical-narrative and dialog-based approach. The informant, who has a long career and professional recognition, supplies 35 in-depth interviews about his professional experience and the principles that underpin it. The study uses discourse analysis with emerging categories from his account, and concludes that it is necessary to make changes in the mindset of counselors in order to improve teaching at its core. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper describes the most relevant results of the research project "Audience analysis of student radio programs", performed by the author in 2006 - 2008 at Universidad de Costa Rica. The study focused on the experience of Proyecto CONTRASTES, the oldest student radio project at the School of Mass Communication Sciences. The research's rationale was to determine the audience characteristics as well as their information and guidance necessities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This manuscript presents a critical synthesis of empirical research evidence and theoretical developments that give support to the importance of the body and body image regarding the construction of identity and its psychotherapeutic reconstruction. The paper is based on a relational constructivist conceptual framework, and it follows a structure focused on the dialectics between the (social and personal) construction of the self, and the construction of the (also social and personal) ideal. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The integrative approach to psychotherapy has been growing worldwide during the last few decades. However, there is very little information about this group of psychotherapists in Argentina. This paper is aimed at finding out more about psychotherapists who use an integrationist framework. Out of a total sample made up of 525 psychotherapists from different major cities of Argentina, 39.8% reported integrating theories in their clinical practice. This result places the integrationist group second as the most important psychotherapeutic trend in this country, behind psychoanalytic psychotherapists (53.1%). In order to get a better knowledge of this group of psychotherapists we focused our attention on the theories being integrated, the main reasons for integrating those theories, certain aspects of their professional education, and their psychotherapeutic goals. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In this paper the relevance of understanding the different meanings of culture in the counseling profession is presented. Two approaches to the concept of culture as they relate to counseling are suggested: the first approach stresses the organisational culture of the institution where the counselor works; the second --the multicultural approach-- calls for the complex recognition of the variety of ethnic cultural backgrounds of those involved in the counseling situation. Professional practices are analysed as means for the reinforcement of present conditions or as ways for changing them. The concepts of empowerment of and advocacy for our clients are put forward as main components in the challenging new roles of the counseling profession. Implications for counselors are suggested. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article is a consequence of an empirical research about the association between psychological and social variables and adherence to treatment in HIV infected patients. We present here theoretical conclusions infered from the empirical data and the literature about this topic. The discussion is about four subjects: what counseling means in clinical practice, the necessary conditions for behavior change, the improvement of the physician-patient relationship, and the interaction between mind and body. In the last years, many articles in scientific medical journals have focused on such topics, however, it lacks a theoretical framework evolved trough behavioral research in social sciences. The goal of this paper is to encourage researchers and clinicians to give as much attention to these aspects in the face of serious illness as they do to the treatment of biological symptoms. The result will be a better adherence and quality of life by the patients. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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