This research group studies the cognitive mechanisms that allow us to control thoughts, memories, and language.
Its work addresses these processes in the general population, as well as changes associated with aging, schizophrenia, and bilingual language control.
Its main lines of research are:
- Impairment of memory control in aging and intervention programs.
- Cognitive control, memory, and non-invasive brain stimulation.
- Cognitive learning: language, numbers, and arithmetic.
- Cognitive flexibility, hormonal changes, and aging.
- Language control mechanisms in bilinguals and translators.
- Mechanisms of memory and language control.
- Memory and attention processes in schizophrenia.
- Cognitive, neuronal, sociocultural, and genetic factors that determine success or failure in learning processes at school.
Coordinator: Mª Teresa Bajo Molina : mbajo@ugr.es