The authors of Invenio visited the conference Supporting Talent in Ústí nad Labem, which took place on Wednesday 10th, April in the beautiful conference hall of the Regional Office of the Ústí nad Labem Region. The conference was intended for school principals, educational advisors, coordinators of giftedness in schools, and others interested in the issue of giftedness from the Ústí nad Labem Region. The event was sponsored by Ing. Jindra Zalabáková, Councillor for Education, Youth and Sport. The conference was opened by the leading Czech neurosurgeon, prof. MUDr. Vladimír Beneš, DrSc.
The following week, on April 17, the Invenio team presented the diagnostic system directly to Ing. Mgr. Zuzana Fišerová, Ph.D., the Zlín Regional Councilor for Education and Culture. After a nice welcome and presentation of the individual diagnostic games, they agreed on future cooperation within several schools in the Zlín Region.
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Can viewing pornography lead men to see women as objects rather than human beings? A new study co-authored by Anna Ševčíková and Lukas Blinka from INPSY shows that the problem goes beyond the issue of frequent porn viewing.
The perception of one's own body, known as interoceptive awareness (IA), plays a key role in both mental health and the psychotherapeutic process. It helps us to recognize bodily signals such as hunger, heartbeat or breathing and connect them to our emotions. Scientists are still trying to better understand how people perceive their bodily signals and how these signals relate to their mental health. The team of authors from INPSY/Center for Psychotherapy Research set out to investigate the interrelationships between different aspects of IA, and to test the properties of the Czech version of the MAIA questionnaire that measures IA.
