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Cuando el articulo no se trate de un artículo original, porque ha sido previamente concertado con
la asesora deben quedar claramente establecidos los parámetros evaluativos del estos aspectos
que no coincidirían con el presente formato.
Formulación de preguntas orientadoras que lleven a la discusión del artículo por parte del grupo
de estudiantes
Deben describirse las conclusiones del autor, el contraste de estas conclusiones con publicaciones
previas y las conclusiones profesionales presentadas por los estudiantes durante la discusión
desde la articulación de los hallazgos con la práctica.
METODOLOGÍA:
The vestibular system, located in the inner ear, is primarily responsible for maintaining balance
and spatial orientation. It consists of fluid-filled canals and sensory receptors that detect head
motion. This system provides continuous feedback to the brain about the body's position in
space. The integration of vestibular information with other sensory inputs, such as vision and
Scientific studies have consistently shown that movement is closely linked to cognitive
development in children. From infancy, activities such as crawling, rolling, and eventually
walking stimulate the vestibular system, enhancing neural connections and cognitive functions.
The stimulation of this system through various motor activities has been associated with
improved attention, spatial awareness, and problem-solving skills in children.
The vestibular system also plays a significant role in emotional regulation. Studies have shown
that activities involving movement, such as swinging, rocking, or spinning, can have a calming
effect on individuals, reducing stress and anxiety. This calming effect is attributed to the
vestibular system's influence on the autonomic nervous system, which regulates physiological
responses to stress.
The vestibular system interacts closely with other sensory systems, particularly the visual and
proprioceptive systems. When these systems work together seamlessly, individuals can
efficiently process sensory information from their environment. However, when the vestibular
system is not functioning properly, it can lead to sensory processing disorders. For instance,
individuals with vestibular dysfunction may experience sensory overload, leading to behavioral
challenges and difficulty adapting to new environments.
Research also suggests a link between the vestibular system and social behavior. For example,
children with vestibular processing issues may struggle with social interactions due to
difficulties in understanding spatial relationships and body language. This can lead to behavioral
challenges and social isolation. Addressing vestibular issues early through therapy and
interventions can help improve social outcomes.
Recognizing the importance of the vestibular system and movement in shaping behavior has
significant clinical implications. Occupational therapists, physical therapists, and other
healthcare professionals often incorporate vestibular and movement-based interventions into
their treatment plans for individuals with sensory processing disorders, autism, and other
neurological conditions.
CONCLUSION
The vestibular system and movement are integral components of human behavior that are
often overlooked. Scientific evidence highlights their critical roles in cognitive development,
emotional regulation, sensory processing, and social behavior. By understanding and
addressing the influence of the vestibular system, we can better support individuals in
optimizing their behavior and overall well-being. This knowledge underscores the importance
of incorporating movement and sensory-based interventions into educational and therapeutic
settings to promote healthier and more adaptive behaviors in individuals of all ages.