Dolores Frías-Navarro is Full Professor of Research Methods and Designs in the Department of Behavioral Sciences Methodology at the University of Valencia, Spain. She doctor in Psychology. Its scientific production has been developed within the scope of research design and the application of statistical techniques. Statistical cognition, statistical re-education, effect size, meta-research, and the uses and abuses of statistical significance tests are prominent areas of her research unit. From the area of applied research, she has a long career in the study of minority stress (LGBT +, immigrants and other groups) and modern prejudice. Also noteworthy is the work she does on women in Science, the gender gap, the culture of research, the integration of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) in university teaching together with the gender perspective and anxiety academic before the evaluation. From the field of teaching, he has carried out several teaching innovation projects making use of new tools for learning research design and data analysis such as cinema, analogies, exam wrappers and critical reading (active) of articles and research reports. She has developed measurement instruments to measure the variables linked to these themes.

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