INVESTIGACIÓ DE L'ACTIVITAT CEREBRAL VINCULADA ALS FACTORS COGNITIUS - Teoría de la Reorganización Silenciosa del Aprendizaje Adquirido

Original academic research developed within the Corpus Project. Based on longitudinal investigations initiated in 1975 and extended through successive theoretical developments, the present work advances the thesis that observable alpha configurations constitute manifestations of organizational architectures generated by structures and operators. The investigation argues that alpha activity should not be interpreted solely as a biological or electrophysiological event, but as an observable trace of deeper organizational processes governing persistence, accessibility, reorganization, and behavioral possibility. Integrating observational, electrophysiological, structural, operational, mathematical, and configurational approaches, the study develops a formal framework intended to explain how organizational structures generate alpha configurations, how operators select and transform those configurations, and how alpha activity participates in the organization of behavioral space