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Degree in Psychology from the University of Salamanca , a Masters in Multivariate Data Analysis from the University of Salamanca. He is an expert in research methodology and data processing, and works professionally as an advisor and professor in different theses, Master's thesis, and final degree projects, in addition to working with state institutions such as the CIS (Center for Sociological Research). Co-author of the works Self-efficacy and social support in entrepreneurial intention, Entrepreneurial motivation and intention, and Entrepreneurial intention as a career choice. He has participated in several international conferences, such as Psychology in a changing world and crisis: intervention proposals or Family and couple psychotherapy. Has been a c ontent and style editor for La Mente es Maravillosa since its founding.
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