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About the author
Graduated in Psychology from the University of Seville (2012), she has a Master's degree in Neuroscience and Pain from the University of Granada (2013) and a doctorate in Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience from the latter house of studies (2020).
She has carried out research stays at the University of South Florida (2018) and has undertaken various projects and scientific publications related to her area of training. She has been a monitor of children's workshops and a volunteer psychologist in different associations. She has also worked with cognitive stimulation platforms, in university hospitals, and as a scientific technician. His experience in the latter area is very solid, as he also specializes in neuromarketing, behavioral economics applied to business, and advertising.
She is currently part of the Academic Secretariat of the University of Almería, in Spain. She is a visiting professor and co-director of the postgraduate course in Clinical Neuropsychology at this house of studies. Her interests today focus on the psychology of advertising, communication, social neuroscience, and art.
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