André Oliveira, Beatriz Pereira, Camila Aguiar, Pedro Rosário e Paula Magalhães, researchers from Learning, Instruction and

CIPsi is pleased to announce the renewal of the ‘International Associated Laboratory ESTRA’. 

In an interview with journalist Tiago Ramalho, published in the Público newspaper on 5 January 2025, Liliana Capitão, researcher at CIPsi’s Psychological Neuroscience Laboratory, highli

The “helicopter parents” phenomenon, defined as an overprotective parenting style, was the topic of an interview with researcher Teresa Freire for Notícias Magazine.

The UMinho Prize for Initiation in Scientific Research 2024 ceremony took place on December 5th at the Gualtar campus in Braga, showcasing the work of thirty undergraduate students who presented their research projects developed within UMinho's distinguished research teams.

The School of Psychology at the University of Minho (EPsi) hosted the V International Seminar on Career Development and Counseling on November 28-29, 2024.

Participation Request in the “Word Prevalence in Portuguese” Project

On November 18, 2024, the School of Economics and Management will host the workshop of the Nudging Out of Loneliness (NOLA) project. The event aims to foster a dialogue on the effects of loneliness and social isolation on the well-being of the elderly, exploring how enhancing social relationships can contribute to improvements in cognitive capacities and neuroplasticity.

Are you a university student interested in contributing to research on how sleep affects academic performance and well-being?

We invite you to participate in a study designed to better understand university students’ sleep habits and their impact on academic performance and overall well-being.

The article by Gonçalves et al. in the Clinical Psychology in Europe (CPE) journal presents the European Psychotherapy Consortium (EPoC), which aims to standardize the outcome measurement in psychotherapy in all of Europe.

André Oliveira, Armanda Pereira, Sílvia Lopes, Ana Guimarães and Pedro Rosário, researchers from the University Research Group on Self-regulation of the Psychology Research Center, in co-authorship with José Carlos Núñez and Guillermo Vallejo (Faculty of Psychology, University of Oviedo, Spain) and Raquel Abreu (Physiotherapy Department, Braga Cerebral Palsy Association), published in the Inter