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Laura Carmona Navajo
Originally from Spain, Laura Carmona Navajo is a Psychology undergraduate student at the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid. She is currently working on her Bachelor's thesis, an empirical study of the intergenerational collective memory of the Francoist dictatorship in Spain. She first became involved in PFV during her exchange at York University, where she studied for a semester driven by her passion for theoretical and critical Psychology. Her main research interests are collective memory and the history of Psychology, as well as the connections between these fields.
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Laura Carmona Navajo
Originally from Spain, Laura Carmona Navajo is a Psychology undergraduate student at the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid. She is currently working on her Bachelor's thesis, an empirical study of the intergenerational collective memory of the Francoist dictatorship in Spain. She first became involved in PFV during her exchange at York University, where she studied for a semester driven by her passion for theoretical and critical Psychology. Her main research interests are collective memory and the history of Psychology, as well as the connections between these fields.