The nonlinearity of pupil diameter fluctuations in an insight task as criteria for detecting children who solve the problem from those who do not.

Insights, characterized by sudden discoveries following unsuccessful problem-solving attempts, are fascinating phenomena. Dynamic systems perspectives argue that insight arises from self-organizing perceptual and motor processes. Entropy and fractal scaling are potential markers for emerging new and effective solutions. This study investigated whether specific features associated with self-organization in dynamical systems can distinguish between individuals who succeed and those who fail in solving insight tasks. To achieve this, we analyzed pupillary diameter fluctuations of children aged 6 to 12 during the 8-coin task, a well-established insight task. The participants were divided into two groups: successful (n = 24) and unsuccessful (n = 43) task completion. Entropy, determinism, recurrence ratio, and the ß scaling exponent were estimated using Recurrence Quantification and Power Spectrum Density analyses. The results indicated that the solver group exhibited more significant uncertainty and lower predictability in pupillary diameter fluctuations before finding the solution. Recurrence Quantification Analysis revealed changes that went unnoticed by mean and standard deviation measures. However, the ß scaling exponent did not differentiate between the two groups. These findings suggest that entropy and determinism in pupillary diameter fluctuations can identify early differences in problem-solving success. Further research is needed to determine the exclusive role of perceptual and motor activity in generating insights and investigate these results' generalizability to other tasks and populations.

Spatial patterns in ecological systems: from microbial colonies to landscapes.

Self-organized spatial patterns are ubiquitous in ecological systems and allow populations to adopt non-trivial spatial distributions starting from disordered configurations. These patterns form due to diverse nonlinear interactions among organisms and between organisms and their environment, and lead to the emergence of new (eco)system-level properties unique to self-organized systems. Such pattern consequences include higher resilience and resistance to environmental changes, abrupt ecosystem collapse, hysteresis loops, and reversal of competitive exclusion. Here, we review ecological systems exhibiting self-organized patterns. We establish two broad pattern categories depending on whether the self-organizing process is primarily driven by nonlinear density-dependent demographic rates or by nonlinear density-dependent movement. Using this organization, we examine a wide range of observational scales, from microbial colonies to whole ecosystems, and discuss the mechanisms hypothesized to underlie observed patterns and their system-level consequences. For each example, we review both the empirical evidence and the existing theoretical frameworks developed to identify the causes and consequences of patterning. Finally, we trace qualitative similarities across systems and propose possible ways of developing a more quantitative understanding of how self-organization operates across systems and observational scales in ecology.

Internet of Things for Mental Health: Open Issues in Data Acquisition, Self-Organization, Service Level Agreement, and Identity Management.

The increase of mental illness cases around the world can be described as an urgent and serious global health threat. Around 500 million people suffer from mental disorders, among which depression, schizophrenia, and dementia are the most prevalent. Revolutionary technological paradigms such as the Internet of Things (IoT) provide us with new capabilities to detect, assess, and care for patients early. This paper comprehensively survey works done at the intersection between IoT and mental health disorders. We evaluate multiple computational platforms, methods and devices, as well as study results and potential open issues for the effective use of IoT systems in mental health. We particularly elaborate on relevant open challenges in the use of existing IoT solutions for mental health care, which can be relevant given the potential impairments in some mental health patients such as data acquisition issues, lack of self-organization of devices and service level agreement, and security, privacy and consent issues, among others. We aim at opening the conversation for future research in this rather emerging area by outlining possible new paths based on the results and conclusions of this work.

Self-Propulsion Enhances Polymerization.

Self-assembly is a spontaneous process through which macroscopic structures are formed from basic microscopic constituents (e.g., molecules or colloids). By contrast, the formation of large biological molecules inside the cell (such as proteins or nucleic acids) is a process more akin to self-organization than to self-assembly, as it requires a constant supply of external energy. Recent studies have tried to merge self-assembly with self-organization by analyzing the assembly of self-propelled (or active) colloid-like particles whose motion is driven by a permanent source of energy. Here we present evidence that points to the fact that self-propulsion considerably enhances the assembly of polymers: self-propelled molecules are found to assemble faster into polymer-like structures than non self-propelled ones. The average polymer length increases towards a maximum as the self-propulsion force increases. Beyond this maximum, the average polymer length decreases due to the competition between bonding energy and disruptive forces that result from collisions. The assembly of active molecules might have promoted the formation of large pre-biotic polymers that could be the precursors of the informational polymers we observe nowadays.

The Clostridioides difficile Cysteine-Rich Exosporium Morphogenetic Protein, CdeC, Exhibits Self-Assembly Properties That Lead to Organized Inclusion Bodies in Escherichia coli.

Clostridioides difficile is an obligately anaerobic, spore-forming, Gram-positive pathogenic bacterium that is considered the leading cause of nosocomial diarrhea worldwide. Recent studies have attempted to understand the biology of the outermost layer of C. difficile spores, the exosporium, which is believed to contribute to early interactions with the host. The fundamental role of the cysteine-rich proteins CdeC and CdeM has been described. However, the molecular details behind the mechanism of exosporium assembly are missing. The underlying mechanisms that govern exosporium assembly in C. difficile remain poorly studied, in part due to difficulties in obtaining pure soluble recombinant proteins of the C. difficile exosporium. In this work, we observed that CdeC was able to form organized inclusion bodies (IBs) in Escherichia coli filled with lamella-like structures separated by an interspace of 5 to 15 nm; however, CdeC expression in an E. coli strain with a more oxidative environment led to the loss of the lamella-like organization of CdeC IBs. Additionally, dithiothreitol (DTT) treatment of CdeC inclusion bodies released monomeric soluble forms of CdeC. Deletions in different portions of CdeC did not affect CdeC's ability to aggregate and form oligomers stable under denaturation conditions but affected CdeC's self-assembly properties. Overall, these observations have important implications in further studies elucidating the role of CdeC in the exosporium assembly of C. difficile spores.IMPORTANCE The endospore of Clostridioides difficile is the vehicle for transmission and persistence of the pathogen, and, specifically, the exosporium is the first contact between the host and the spore. The underlying mechanisms that govern exosporium assembly in C. difficile remain understudied, in part due to difficulties in obtaining pure soluble recombinant proteins of the C. difficile exosporium. Understanding the exosporium assembly's molecular bases may be essential to developing new therapies against C. difficile infection.

Ante el COVID 19: ¿Revolución urbana? La ciudad de Caracas durante la pandemia / Towards COVID-19, an urban revolution? Caracas city during the pandemic

Este ensayo tiene por objeto exponer una serie de reflexiones sobre la situación de la Gran Caracas durante el período marzo-junio 2020, enmarcado en la Pandemia declarada por la Organización Mundial de la Salud (OMS) en fecha 11 de marzo de 2020. Estas reflexiones sobre la ciudad, entendida como un sistema complejo y auto-organizado, dan cuenta de una revolución urbana en nuestro territorio, desde comunidades organizadas que se contraponen a los modelos hegemónicos de urbanización planetaria, hasta una divergencia en los modelos de producción y abastecimiento local en el territorio. Aunque podía parecer que el SARS-COVID-19 es una amenaza para las iniciativas urbanas que se verían coartadas o limitadas por las medidas de confinamiento en la lucha contra el Virus, observamos experiencias de base y siempre comunitarias que resisten y se fortalecen en medio de las presentes dificultades. Nos interesamos en estas experiencias ya que aportan a la reflexión necesaria acerca de la transformación de nuestro entorno urbano. El estudio se realiza a partir de un pensamiento complejo, que trata de tejer las interacciones y aportes de un sujeto (la comunidad) que co-construye su realidad (la ciudad como sistema) revelando una vez más la potencia de un pueblo creador. Finalmente se plantean algunas consideraciones sobre estas iniciativas y sus posibilidades, enmarcadas en las profundas luchas por la reivindicación de los derechos al territorio, a la vida, a la cultura y a la ciudad, y que en palabras de Harvey (2013) atraviesan el camino de una revolución urbana(AU)

This essay aims to present several reflections on the situation of the "Gran Caracas" between March and June 2020, during the pandemic period declared by the World Health Organization on March 11, 2020. These considerations on the city, understood as a complex and self-organized system, tell of an urban revolution in our territory, from organized communities that oppose the hegemonic models of world urbanization, to a divergence in the production and local supply models on the territory. Although it may seem that SARS-COVID-19 is a threat to urban actions that would be inhibited by confining measures in order to control the virus, we observe bottom-up and always community- based experiences that resist and become stronger in the midst of the present challenges. We are interested in these experiences since they contribute to the necessary discussion about the transformation of our urban environment. This study is based on a complex thought, which tries to weave the interactions and contributions of a subject (the community) that co-creates its reality (the city as a system) revealing, once again, the potential of creative people. Finally, some considerations are raised about these proposals and their possibilities, framed in the deep struggles for the vindication of the rights to territory, to life, to culture and to the city, and that in David Harvey's words (2013, pág. 16) cross the path of an urban revolution (AU)

A critical analysis of human improvement projects from the perspective of the self-organization theory

Based on the theory of self-organization, the objective of this paper is to critically discuss the theses defended by the postulators of two projects that aim to improve human nature: eugenics and transhumanism. We will try to show that the "science of eugenics", proposed by Francis Galton (1883), and the contemporary transhumanist project, outlined since the second half of the 20th century, share the controversial belief that human beings, through science and technology, are able to successfully control the evolutionary processes of human species. We will try to show that this belief disregards the central characteristics of the complex self-organized adaptive evolutionary processes of organisms in general. For this purpose, we will critically analyse the central theses of the transhumanist project and the "status quo bias" argument proposed by Bolton and Ord (2006) in defence of such theses. We conclude by emphasizing that the proponents of the contemporary transhumanist project would benefit from a fallibilistic perspective that would allow them to face the project's social and ethical possible implications with epistemic prudence.

Nest Turrets of Acromyrmex Grass-Cutting Ants: Micromorphology Reveals Building Techniques and Construction Dynamics.

Acromyrmex fracticornis grass-cutting ants construct conspicuous chimney-shaped nest turrets made of intermeshed grass fragments. We asked whether turrets are constructed by merely piling up nearby materials around the entrance, or whether ants incorporate different materials as the turret develops. By removing the original nest turrets and following their rebuilding process over three consecutive days, age-dependent changes in wall morphology and inner lining fabrics were characterized. Micromorphological descriptions based on thin sections of turret walls revealed the building behaviors involved. Ants started by collecting nearby twigs and dry grass fragments that are piled up around the nest entrance. Several large fragments held the structure like beams. As a net-like structure grew, soil pellets were placed in between the intermeshed plant fragments from the turret base to the top, reinforcing the structure. Concomitantly, the turret inner wall was lined with soil pellets, starting from the base. Therefore, the consolidation of the turret occurred both over time and from its base upwards. It is argued that nest turrets do not simply arise by the arbitrary deposition of nearby materials, and that workers selectively incorporate large materials at the beginning, and respond to the developing structure by reinforcing the intermeshed plant fragments over time.

Guiding the Self-Organization of Cyber-Physical Systems.

Self-organization offers a promising approach for designing adaptive systems. Given the inherent complexity of most cyber-physical systems, adaptivity is desired, as predictability is limited. Here I summarize different concepts and approaches that can facilitate self-organization in cyber-physical systems, and thus be exploited for design. Then I mention real-world examples of systems where self-organization has managed to provide solutions that outperform classical approaches, in particular related to urban mobility. Finally, I identify when a centralized, distributed, or self-organizing control is more appropriate.

Conditions of adaptation to the higher education process in students with disabilities and limited health capacities

This paper is devoted to the pressing issue of obtaining professional education by persons with disabilities and limited health capacities in the inclusive context, which is a factor in their successful socialization. Adaptation to studying at a higher education institution is a difficult task for many students with special educational needs. The purpose of the experimental study is to look into the characteristics of adaptation to the educational process of a pedagogical university in undergraduate students with disabilities and limited health capacities, to identify the reasons for their under-performance in educational activities and to develop recommendations for overcoming them in the process of educational and methodological support. The object of the study is the process of educational adaptation of students with disabilities and limited health capacities at university. The obtained data indicate the need for educational and methodological support for the education of students and the development of methodological recommendations for adaptation of educational material and teaching methods for students with disabilities and limited health capacities, which have, in turn, been performed by the authors. In view of the results of the analysis of scientific research on the problem of teaching people with disabilities and limited health capacities at higher education institutions, as well as the features of self-organization of students of this category that have been identified during the experiment, it is necessary to build educational and methodological support for the educational process that would take these features into account. The recommendations developed by the authors regarding the adaptation of educational material and teaching methods for students and their implementation in the development of appropriate teaching material by university teachers in collaboration with specialists of the university resource teaching and methodological center will contribute to the development of self-organization skills in people with disabilities and limited health capacities and will ensure the activation of academic activity among such students, which will create the necessary conditions for their successful education.

(Auto)narrativas em/na família: cognição e emoção / (Auto) narratives in / in the family: cognition and emotion

A análise apresentada no presente artigo parte das ações desenvolvidas na pesquisa "Na ponta dos dedos: o IPAD como instrumento complexo de cognição/subjetivação", trazendo consigo os vetores teóricos do Grupo que executa a pesquisa, construídos a partir da convergência entre "educação e complexidade". Portanto, os entendimentos que configuram a análise vinculam-se ao Paradigma da Complexidade e à Teoria da Autopoiesis. A metodologia proposta é de cunho qualitativa, tendo como base a pesquisa intervenção, envolvendo os sujeitos que acompanham crianças com Transtornos do Espectro Autista (TEA). Os instrumentos utilizados foram as narrativas coletivas e autonarrativas como propulsores de intervenções, produzindo sentidos por meio das conversações formais e informais nos encontros presenciais. As ações descritas convergem para reflexões sobre o processo de aprendizagem de forma complexa, isto é, unindo as dimensões cognição/emoções, que foram cindidas e que marcam a cultura da modernidade. Ao final, o trabalho pretende contribuir para que as famílias possam (re)organizar-se a partir das reflexões sobre as vivências dentro de suas realidades/mundos.(AU)

The analysis presented in this article starts from the actions developed in the research "At your fingertips: the iPad as a complex instrument of cognition / subjectivation", bringing with it the theoretical vectors of the research group, built from the convergence between "education and complexity". Therefore, the understandings that configure the analysis are linked to the Complexity Paradigm and the Autopoiesis Theory. The proposed methodology is qualitative, based on intervention research, involving subjects who accompany children with Autistic Spectrum Disorders (ASD). The instruments used were the collective and selfnarrative narratives as propellers of interventions, producing meanings through formal and informal conversations in face-to-face meetings. The described actions converge to reflections on the learning process in a complex way, that is, uniting the cognition / emotions dimensions, which were split and that mark the culture of modernity. In the end, the work aims to contribute so that families can (re) organize from the reflections on the experiences within their realities / worlds.(AU)

Exploring the effects of deep-defending vs high-press on footballers' tactical behaviour, physical and physiological performance: A pilot study

Abstract AIMS The aim of this study was to explore the effects of a deep-defending vs high-press defending strategy on footballers' tactical behaviour, physical and physiological responses, when in numerical difference. METHODS Nineteen elite professional footballers (outfield players) participated in this study, playing an 11vs10 match (simulating an early dismissal) for two halves of 10 minutes on a full-sized regulation pitch. The 11-men team was instructed by the head coach to defend closer to goal in the first half (deep-defending) and then defend higher up the pitch in the second half (high-press). Players' positional data were used to calculate the distance between team centroids, players' distance to own and to opponent centroid, teams' effective playing space (EPS), teams' length per width ratio, distance covered and player velocity. Heart rate was measured via short-range radio telemetry. RESULTS Relative-phase analysis of teams' EPS showed 61.6% of anti-phase synchronisation pattern (i.e. the values change in opposite directions) in the deep-defending game. In the high-press game, teams' centroid distances were closer (% difference in means; ±90% CL, -21.0%; ±9.5%), while players' distances to own and opponent centroids were 20% more regular. Distance covered (-19.8%; ±2.5%), player velocity (-20.0%; ±2.5%) and heart rates also decreased in the high-press game. CONCLUSION These findings suggest that, adopting a high-press defending strategy can elicit closer centroid distances, more regular movement patterns, decreased synchronisation patterns of EPS, lower distance covered, lower player velocity, and lower heart rates. Coaches may also consider adopting a high-press strategy, when in numerical superiority, to decrease players' physical and physiological demands.

Selforganization of modular activity of grid cells.

A unique topographical representation of space is found in the concerted activity of grid cells in the rodent medial entorhinal cortex. Many among the principal cells in this region exhibit a hexagonal firing pattern, in which each cell expresses its own set of place fields (spatial phases) at the vertices of a triangular grid, the spacing and orientation of which are typically shared with neighboring cells. Grid spacing, in particular, has been found to increase along the dorso-ventral axis of the entorhinal cortex but in discrete steps, that is, with a modular structure. In this study, we show that such a modular activity may result from the self-organization of interacting units, which individually would not show discrete but rather continuously varying grid spacing. Within our "adaptation" network model, the effect of a continuously varying time constant, which determines grid spacing in the isolated cell model, is modulated by recurrent collateral connections, which tend to produce a few subnetworks, akin to magnetic domains, each with its own grid spacing. In agreement with experimental evidence, the modular structure is tightly defined by grid spacing, but also involves grid orientation and distortion, due to interactions across modules. Thus, our study sheds light onto a possible mechanism, other than simply assuming separate networks a priori, underlying the formation of modular grid representations.

DINÁMICAS COMPLEJAS EN EL DESARROLLO DEL PRIMER SEGMENTO TARSAL DE Drosophila melanogaster / Complex Dynamics in the Development of the First Tarsal Segment of Drosophila melanogaster

La interacción de grupos de genes, proteínas, y células es necesaria para el desarrollo de un organismo multicelular. Por tal motivo, la teoría de la complejidad puede ser una herramienta indispensable para entender cómo diversos procesos embriológicos y evolutivos suceden. Sin embargo, en la mayoría de los programas de investigación estas áreas permanecen aisladas. En un esfuerzo por crear un punto de integración entre el Evo-Devo y las ciencias de la complejidad, en este documento propongo que las dinámicas celulares de epitelios pueden tener comportamientos que se asemejan a los encontrados en sistemas complejos. Dichas dinámicas celulares, además de regular la densidad celular de los epitelios, pueden conferir alta evolucionabilidad a estos tejidos. Para lograr este objetivo, utilizo como sistema el desarrollo del primer segmento tarsal de las patas anteriores de Drosophila melanogaster. Primero doy un ejemplo en el cual dinámicas aleatorias a nivel celular pueden generar la emergencia de patrones organizados a nivel del tejido. En seguida muestro como la modificación de características morfológicas del epitelio puede generar dinámicas celulares altamente organizadas o por el contrario aleatorios. Como resultado, planteó que el desarrollo de los epitelios muestra rasgos de comportamientos complejos y propone que la retro-alimentación entre tensión mecánica y procesos celulares son básicos para entender cómo se desarrollan y evolucionan los organismos multicelulares. Estos estudios ponen en evidencia las bases mecánicas de procesos complejos que conectan diversos niveles de organización.

Gene, protein and cell interactions are vital for the development of a multicellular organism. As a result, complexity theory can be a fundamental tool to understand how diverse developmental and evolutionary processes occur. However, in most scientific programs these two fields are separated. In an effort to create a connection between the Evo-devo and complexity science, this article shows how the cell dynamics of epithelia can display behaviours with similar features to complex systems. Here, I propose that these cell dynamics, in addition to control cell density in epithelia, can provide high evolvability to this type of tissue. To achieve this goal, I used a as a systems the development of Drosophila melanogaster front legs. First, I provide an example in which order at the tissue level emerge from apparently random cell dynamics. Then, I show that small modifications in epithelial cellular components can produce highly organized or the opposite random cell dynamics. Therefore, this work shows that a developing epithelium displays signs of complex behaviours and I propose that the feedback between tension and cellular processes are key for understanding how multicellular organisms development and evolve. Such studies may reveal the mechanistic basis of complex processes that bridge several levels of organization.

Reciclagem Pessoal a partir do Trafar da Ansiedade / Personal Recycling Starting from the Weak Trait Anxiety / Reciclaje Personal a Partir del Trafar de la Ansiedad

Este artigo é síntese dos resultados da autopesquisa, originalmente focada na superaçãoda ansiedade. Tem por objetivo compartilhar casuística e estratégias utilizadaspara promover reciclagens intraconscienciais autovivenciadas. A metodologia utilizadana pesquisa incluiu registros e anotações pessoais, pesquisa bibliográficae técnicas autoaplicadas, sendo as mais relevantes, detalhadas ao longo do texto. Aolongo do trabalho, foram experimentadas técnicas voltadas à auto-organização, identificaçãoe revisão de prioridades, que originaram insights e aprendizagens, a exemploda descoberta de gargalos evolutivos mantenedores de dificuldades anteriormente inconscientes.O processo de autoinvestigação ampliou a homeostase holossomáticae autocompreensão. A continuidade e aprofundamento na autopesquisa, intensificadaspelo autoenfrentamento, revelaram-se essenciais para as autossuperações resultantes.Na experiência da autora, o diagnóstico do trafar ansiedade pouco permite o aprofundamentode recins, sendo normalmente máscara de trafares mais difíceis de seremidentificados(AU)

This article is synthesis of self-research results, originally focused in the surpassingof anxiety. It has for objective to share casuistry and strategies used to promoteself-experienced intraconsciential recyclings. The methodology used in the researchincluded records and personal annotations, bibliographical researches and self-appliedtechniques, being the most relevant ones, detailed along the text. Along thework were tried techniques directed to self-organization, identification and revision ofpriorities that originated insights and learnings, as for example the discovery of evolutionarydifficulties maintainers of previously unconscious hindrances. The self-investigationprocess amplified the holosomatic homeostasis and self-comprehension.The continuity and deepening in self-research, intensified by self-confrontation, revealedessential for the resulting self-surpassings. In the author's experience the diagnosisof the weak trait anxiety little allows the serious study of intraphysical recycling,being weak traits masks normally more difficult of being identified(AU)

Este artículo es síntesis de los resultados de la auto-investigación, originalmenteenfocada en la superación de la ansiedad. Tiene por objetivo compartir la casuísticay las estrategias utilizadas para promover reciclajes intraconcienciales auto-vivenciados.La metodología utilizada en la investigación incluye registros y anotaciones personales,investigación bibliográfica y técnicas auto-aplicadas, siendo las más relevantes,detalladas a lo largo del texto. Asimismo, fueron experimentadas las técnicasvolcadas a la autoorganización, identificación y revisión de prioridades, que originaroninsights y aprendizajes, a ejemplo del descubrimiento de dificultades evolutivassostenedoras de otras, anteriormente inconscientes. El proceso de auto-investigaciónamplió la homeostasis holosomática y la autocomprensión. La continuidad y profundizaciónen la auto-investigación, intensificadas por el auto-enfrentamiento, se revelóesencial para las auto-superaciones resultantes. En la experiencia de la autora, el diagnósticodel trafar de la ansiedad permitió poca profundización en recines, siendo normalmenteuna máscara de trafares más difíciles de ser identificados(AU)

Long-range correlations and patterns of recurrence in children and adults' attention to hierarchical displays.

In order to make sense of a scene, a person must pay attention to several levels of nested order, ranging from the most differentiated details of the display to the integrated whole. In adults, research shows that the processes of integration and differentiation have the signature of self-organization. Does the same hold for children? The current study addresses this question with children between 6 and 9 years of age, using two tasks that require attention to hierarchical displays. A group of adults were tested as well, for control purposes. To get at the question of self-organization, reaction times were submitted to a detrended fluctuation analysis and a recurrence quantification analysis. H exponents show a long-range correlations (1/f noise), and recurrence measures (percent determinism, maximum line, entropy, and trend), show a deterministic structure of variability being characteristic of self-organizing systems. Findings are discussed in terms of organism-environment coupling that gives rise to fluid attention to hierarchical displays.

Relato de Vivências de Recéxis e Recins nas Etapas de Preparação e Prática da Tenepes / Relato de Vivencias de Recexis y Recins en las Etapas de Preparación y Práctica dela Teneper / Report of Experiences related to Extra and Intraphysical Recycling in the Stages of Penta Preparation and Practice

O trabalho objetiva apresentar relatos casuísticos de integrantes do Colégio Invisívelda Recexologia, correlacionados a vivências de reciclagens existenciais (recéxis)e de reciclagens intraconscienciais (recins) na etapa antecedente e na fase deconsecução das práticas da tenepes. Cada pesquisador de si mesmo expõe as autovivências.As conclusões apontam para o fato de a mobilização para a realização da tenepesse caracterizar em oportunidade de promover reciclagens pessoais qualificando-seintraconsciencialmente, além de, conforme o momento ou o contexto devida do autopesquisador permitir-lhe iniciar, e manter práticas interassistenciais emalto nível, a partir de sua autodeterminação lúcida e cosmoética(AU)

The work aims to present casework reports of members of the Invisible School ofExtraphysical Recyclelogy, correlated to the experiences of existential recyclings (extraphysicalrecycling) and of intraconsciential recyclings (intraphysical recycling) inthe antecedent stage and in the consecutive phase of the penta practices. Each re ­searcher of itself exposes their own self-experiences. The conclusions point to the factof the mobilization for the penta accomplishment if characterized as opportunity forpromoting personal recyclings intraconscientially auto-qualifying, besides, accordingto the moment or the context of the self-researcher life to allow him/her to begin, andto maintain interassistential practices in high level, starting from his/her lucid self-determinationand cosmoethics(AU)

El trabajo presenta relatos casuísticos de integrantes del Colegio Invisible de laRecexología, correlacionados con vivencias de reciclajes existenciales (recexis) y dereciclajes intraconcienciales (recins) en la etapa precedente y en la fase de consecuci­ón de las prácticas de teneper. Cada auto-investigador expone las propias autovivencias.Las conclusiones apuntan a señalar el hecho de que la movilización para la realizaciónde la teneper se caracteriza por la oportunidad de promover reciclajes personales, autocalificándose intraconciencialmente, bien como, según el momentoo el contexto de vida del autoinvestigador, permitiéndole iniciar y mantener prácticasinterasistenciales en alto nivel, a partir de su autodeterminación lúcida y cosmoética(AU)

Técnica de Autorreflexão Proexológica sobre as Metas Anuais / Technique of Existential Program Self-Reflection on Annual Goals / Técnica de Autorreflexión Proexológica sobre las Metas Anuales

Neste artigo, o autor apresenta o processo de elaboração da técnica de autorreflexãoque objetiva a manutenção coordenada da proéxis, visando atingir as metas anuaisestabelecidas. No texto são abordados a estruturação da planilha proexológicaanual, o método de aplicação da técnica, estudos de casos e os efeitos autoconsciencioterapêuticosresultantes: melhoria da auto-organização e autodisciplina, melhor nívelde autocriticidade e discernimento nas condutas pessoais e aumento do grau de autoincorruptibilidadeante a proéxis. A principal resultante da técnica da autorreflexãopara o experimentador é gerar contínuos aprimoramentos e reciclagens intraconscienciais,visando qualificar o nível de coerência entre a conduta pessoal (performance)e as metas proexológicas anuais estabelecidas(AU)

In this article the author presents the elaborative process of the self-reflectiontechnique that has as objective the coordinated maintenance of the existential program,seeking to reach the established annual goals. In the text the structuring of theannual existential-programological spreadsheet, the method of the technique application,case studies and the resulting self-conscientiotherapeutic effects are approached:improvement of self-organization and self-discipline, better self-critic level and discernmentin the personal conducts and increase the degree of self-incorruptibility beforethe existential program. The main resulting from the technique of the self-reflectionfor the trier is to generate continuous improvements and intraconscientialrecycling seeking to qualify the coherence level among the personal conduct (performance)and the annual existential-programological goals established(AU)

En este artículo el autor presenta el proceso de elaboración de la técnica de autorreflexióncuyo objetivo es el mantenimiento coordinado de la proéxis, con vistas a alcanzarlas metas anuales establecidas. En el texto son abordados la estructuración dela planilla proexológica anual, el método de aplicación de la técnica, el estudio de ca -sos y los efectos autoconciencioterápicos resultantes: mejoría de la autorganizacióny la autodisciplina, mejor nivel de autocriticidad, discernimiento en las conductaspersonales y reducción del grado de autoincorruptibilidad ante la proéxis. El principalresultado de la técnica de autorreflexión para el experimentador, es generar continuosperfeccionamientos y reciclajes intraconcienciales para cualificar el nivel de coherenciaentre la conducta personal (performance) y las metas proexológicas anuales establecidas(AU)