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The Official College of Psychology of Madrid has announced the XXIX Edition of the "Rafael Burgaleta" Psychology Awards 2022. The awards are open to research papers in the field of Applied Psychology, with a special emphasis on their applicability. The papers must be written in Spanish, have a maximum of 100 pages, and be submitted by registered psychologists in Spain. The deadline for submitting the papers is March 4, 2022, and the jury's decision will be announced in April. Two awards of 3,000 euros each will be granted, one for the area of Clinical Psychology and another for other areas of Psychology. The awarded papers may be published by the Official College of Psychology of Madrid. [Extracted from the article]

The Official College of Psychology of Madrid has announced the XXIX Edition of the "Rafael Burgaleta" Psychology Awards 2022. The awards are open to research papers in the field of Applied Psychology, with a special emphasis on their applicability. The papers must be written in Spanish, have a maximum of 100 pages, and at least one of the authors must be a registered psychologist in Spain. The deadline for submitting papers is March 4, 2022, and the jury's decision will be announced in the second half of April 2022. Two awards of 3,000 euros each will be granted, one for Clinical Psychology papers and another for papers in other areas of Psychology. The awarded papers may be published by the Official College of Psychology of Madrid. [Extracted from the article]

The article features Taller Digigráfico, a workshop in Madrid, Spain specializing in high-quality reproductions and conservations of the graphic and photographic works created by José Miguel Quintanilla and Tomás Barbado. It states that the workshop has been approved by Epson Digigraphie process. It says that the workshop is committed to working with artists and manufacturers to achieve their common goal.

The paper highlights the major effect on road service life of works in which the pavement is opened up and restored for the installation or repair of underground utilities under urban streets. It then analyses the technical and economic feasibility of installing utility tunnels as a possible solution to avoid the effects of such works, describing a methodology for monitoring and control applied with considerable success in Madrid in 2000-2003. A methodology is proposed for reducing the number of roadworks on public thoroughfares by means of integral maintenance operations. Finally, given the large number of agents involved in urban roadworks, a management model is proposed as a means of coordinating all the work done on such roads. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The present paper studies the impact of the social and linguistic factors concerning the pronunciation of the postnuclear phoneme -/s/ in the district of Salamanca (Madrid). This area is traditionally characterized by its high socio-economic level. The research is based on material extracted from the corpus of Proyecto para el Estudio Sociolingüístico del Español de España y de América (PRESEEA). The results of this analysis can be compared with three other studies which were carried out in various areas of the Community of Madrid -Getafe, Alcalá de Henares and some rural municipalities in the northeast of the Community- in order to make generalisations about the Madrilean way of pronouncing the -/s/. Analyzing the speech in Madrid is particularly interesting because it is considered as the model of pronunciation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper aims at studying, in a sociolinguistic perspective, the intervocalic use of the phoneme -/d/- in one of the districts of Madrid, Salamanca, which is traditionally characterized by its high socio-economic level and its "posh" form of speech. The research is based on material extracted from the corpus of Proyecto para el Estudio Sociolingüístico del Español de España y de América (PRESEEA). The results of this analysis can be compared with three other studies which were carried out in various areas of the Community of Madrid : Getafe, Alcalá de Henares and some rural municipalities in the northeast of the Community. Thus, we try to establish general remarks on the Madrilean way of speaking, which is popularly considered as the model of pronunciation due to the political and economical central position of the capital. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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More than 9,000 male and female members already use the Logo/Brand of the Official College of Psychology of Madrid. This free service allows psychology professionals to use the logo/brand on their website, stationery, and/or identification plaque. The objective is to improve the social perception of psychology and the quality of the services provided. Additionally, the College's Library offers books of professional interest to its members, in order to make room for new acquisitions. [Extracted from the article]

The Library of the Official College of Psychology of Madrid is giving away books to its members. This service allows psychology professionals to use the college's logo/brand on their website, stationery, and identification plaque. The objective is to support and enhance the work of the members, as well as improve the social perception of psychology and the quality of the services offered. Additionally, the library is offering a set of professionally relevant books that were part of its catalog and have had less use, in order to make room for new publications. Members can take up to ten books per day. [Extracted from the article]

El artículo se enfoca en la eficiencia laboral en cuanto a los juzgados civiles y las reformas relacionadas a la justicia civil. El autor discute los aspectos pertinentes sobre los juzgados civiles, incluyendo el uso y análisis del Consejo General del Poder Judicial (CGPJ), la eficiencia técnica de los Juzgados de Madrid y Barcelona y los factores de la producción desaprovechados.

The article offers information on the Ivorypress photobook show curated by Horacio Fernandez to be held in Madrid, Spain.