Deborah has worked on a variety of companies and contributed to several psychological studies in her impressive career.

In 2004, she began her bachelor's degree in psychology with a clinical focus at the Universidad de Monterrey and graduated Magna Cum Laude four years later. She then decided to gain professional experience and worked in various positions until 2014. For example, she was a psychologist and administrative assistant at DAISA in Mexico, a psycho-educational expert at the Tree of Knowledge Psychoeducational Help Centre, and later a forensic psychologist in the Criminal Psychology Department of the Nuevo Leon Public Prosecutor's Office.

From 2015 to 2016, she pursued her Master's degree in Research Methods in Psychology at the University of Southampton in the UK, which she also completed with distinction. At the same time, she worked as an intern in the Affective and Criminal Neuroscience Lab, where she was responsible for the coordination between researchers and participants.

Between 2018 and 2020, she worked as a research assistant at the University of Konstanz, where she was in charge of various research projects.

Deborah is a specialist in the field of psychology and statistical analysis due to her extensive research and professional experience. Through her work as a psycho-pedagogical expert and later as a tutor in the context of research at the University of Konstanz, she is also able to quickly recognise the learning needs of students and to convey facts accordingly.

• Teaching experience: 3 years
• Research experience in the field of: Psychology, Structural Equation Modelling (SEM), Generalised Linear Models
• Programming and scripting languages: R, HTML
• Software: Rstudio, SPSS, Amos