Applied human neuroscience: Fostering and designing inclusive environments with the 3E-Cognition perspective.
The European journal of neuroscience August 1, 2024 Francisco J Parada, Aitana Grasso-Cladera, Alejandra Rossi et al. 11 citations
The 3E-Cognition perspective—emphasizing the embodied, environmentally scaffolded, and enactive nature of cognition—offers a paradigm shift away from deficit-based views of neurodiversity. By focusing on the dynamic interplay between brain, body, and environment, it promotes inclusive practices in education, workplace, and healthcare. Examples illustrate how spaces, methodologies, and roles can be designed to accommodate diverse strengths. Challenges include the need for technological advances and real-world research, with mobile brain/body imaging suggested as a solution. The perspective values diverse ways of experiencing the world, fostering well-being, innovation, and creativity.