Vol. 11 Núm. 2

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Publicado: 2026-05-07

Presentacion

Toward a Conceptually Grounded and Socially Engaged Social Psychology: Risk, Memory, Civic Life, and Migration

Darío Páez, Gaston Becerra, Hugo Simkin

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Artículos

Construcción y Validación del Cuestionario Multifactorial de Riesgo Psicosocial en jóvenes: enfoque bioecológico

Juan Andrés Escalante Guachamín, Edgar Fabian Torres Hernández, Luis Gabriel Hidalgo Anangono

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Methods Without Ideas: The Silent Risk of Contemporary Latin American Social Psychology

Luis Carlos Jaume, Jorge Biglieri, Arie W Kruglanski

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Compromiso cívico de personas mayores en Chile: un análisis de perfiles latentes

Sara Caro Puga, María Loreto Martinez Guzmán

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Dissonance in the Collective Memory of the Malvinas War: A Comparative Study of the Structural Approach in Civilian and Military Populations

Fernanda Sosa

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Purpose in Life as a Protective Factor Against Trauma: Empirical Evidence in War Veterans

Cecilia Belén Yaccarini

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Dossier

The Social Representations of Migrants as Studied by Transnational Teams

Luis Roniger

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Imagining Israel: Social Representations among Argentine Jews

Ivan Federico Basewicz Rojana, Tomer Maron, Alon Banon

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Social representations of violence among Argentinian immigrants to Israel

Rodrigo Martin, Ophir Lotan, Hodaya Lev

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Navigating the Digital Aliyah: Social Representations of Technology Among Argentine Immigrants in Israel

Bruno Gambino, Amit Gerstein, Maryam Ghasemisarukolai

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Interviews

Interview with Distinguished Professor Arie Kruglanski: a life in social psychology.

Luis Carlos Jaume, Arie Kruglanski

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