Jose Flores

Feb 3, 2024 | medium.com | Jose Flores |José Flores

Video games have come a long way since I first picked up an Atari controller in 1990. Back then, I sat fascinated for hours making a chicken cross a road, or making a frog cross a road, or playing 3-on-3 hockey with a stick figure, a fairly healthy looking individual, and a man who, in retrospect, was clearly too obese to be able to get around on skates.

Jan 24, 2024 | mdpi.com | Jose Flores |José Flores |Gian Luca Rovesti |Jesus Rodriguez-Quiros |Jose Antonio |José Antonio

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Jan 8, 2024 | soundstudiesblog.com | Petra Rivera-Rideau |Dorothy Santos |Jose Flores |José Flores |J. Stoever

Usually when we celebrate our year in review, we get a little bit loud. . .okay, well, maybe we get REAL loud! We’re not usually ones to shy away from joyous bombast, especially when celebrating the hard work of our writers and editors, and the deep relationship we have with our readers. We wouldn’t be here without your clicks, your sharing, and your inspiration, and we love the excitement of readers becoming writers.

Nov 8, 2023 | flipboard.com | Jose Flores |José Flores

People Who Are Good at Dealing With Conflict Ask This 1 Question, Says a Harvard Communications ExpertWhen conversations get tough, good leaders get curious. "What are you thinking?" When you're in the middle of a difficult conversation--giving tough feedback, sharing bad news, or dealing with conflict--this simple question can help break down barriers, build trust, and start you on your way toward …

Oct 25, 2023 | jamanetwork.com | Luis C. Farhat |Jose Flores |José Flores |Victor J. Avila-Quintero

Key PointsQuestion  Are unlicensed doses of stimulants associated with positive treatment outcomes in adults with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)? Findings  In this systematic review and meta-analysis of group averages, unlicensed doses of stimulants were associated with small, possibly nonclinically meaningful, additional reductions of ADHD symptoms and increased risk of treatment discontinuation due to adverse events in comparison with licensed doses of these medications.