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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Instituto de Ciências Matemáticas e de Computação (ICMC) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Isabela Zaine is a psychologist (UFSCar), specialist in Clinical Behavioral Psychology at the Instituto de Terapia por Contingências de Reforçamento (ICTC-Campinas), Master of Psychology (UFSCar), PhD in Psychology (UFSCar), with a period of Research Abroad at Arizona State University - USA (Faculty of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Department of Psychology) and Visiting Researcher at the Max Planck Institute - Germany (Department of Developmental Psychology and Comparison), Oregon State University - USA (Department of Animal and Rangeland Sciences) and Eotvos Lorand University - Hungary (Department of Ethology). Currently holds a postdoctoral fellowship at the Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science of the University of São Paulo (ICMC - USP), with a period of Research Abroad at the University of Surrey, UK (Digital World Research Center), working with research for the development and application of interactive technologies applied to health and education contexts. She works in the fields of applied and experimental behavior analysis, basic learning processes, programmed teaching, individualized computer teaching, gerontotechnology, intellectual deficiency and animal behavior. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The present research project aims to model the Experience Sampling and Programmed Intervention Method (ESPIM). The method combines selected procedures from programmed teachingtechnologies, Experience Sampling Method (ESM) techniques and ubiquitous computing toplan, create and implement intervention programs. The method will be modeled based on theusage of theories associated to ESM and pr…
Animal experimentation with several species contributes to knowledge and understanding of different learning principles and aspects of human behavior. The domestic dog has been appointed as interesting to the comparative study with humans because of the long history of sharing the same physical and social environment. Among the lines of research pursued with dogs, two are of greater impor…
A period of study and research abroad will be used to design a specific ESPIM-based healthcare application and evaluate it in a small scale field trial with elderly people. This will be done at Digital World Research Centre at the University of Surrey which is specialized in new media innovation. The project will be part of an assistive media for health and wellbeing research theme in the…
Studies conducted with animals contribute to the understanding of human behavior. The canine species is particularly interesting for comparative studies with humans because of the obvious sensitivity of these animals to the reinforcement contingencies arranged by humans. Among the most investigated areas are communication skills between dogs and humans, and there is evidence that dogs res…
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