ExperimentsWhy the Tuskegee Experiment Should Never be Forgotten
The Tuskegee experiment in Macon Country, Alabama has been described as an egregious case of racism in science. Indeed, this…
About the author
Cristina Roda Rivera has a degree in Psychology from the University of Almería (2008). She also has a Master's degree in Psychological Intervention in Justice, Health and Social Welfare from the University of Córdoba (UCO) and a PIR master's degree at APIR Academy. In 2010, she carried out several internships in various health centers in Córdoba, among which her position as a psychologist for the Provincial Institute of Social Welfare of Córdoba stands out.
She worked as a psychologist and health educator at Asociación Emet Arcoiris and as coordinator of psychologists at Menteágil. Between the years 2017-2018, she was a psychologist and trainer for children's schools (Barcelona, company Talkabout). She has also worked as a clinical psychologist for the Spanish-speaking community in Paris and has extensive experience directing projects and activities related to senile dementia and cognitive well-being.
He has directed therapy groups and workshops aimed at people involved with drugs and various psychological problems. Along with the psychologist José Olid, he wrote a book on third-generation therapies. Currently, he directs a project @psicotiadanas, an initiative aimed at outreach and psychological counseling for the resolution of interpersonal problems.
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