Aimée C. Pérez-Doble is a Puerto Rican Master’s student in Social-Communitary Psychology at the University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras Campus. She currently works as a Research Assistant on the Identities and Beliefs Study, a collaborative project between Rutgers University and UPRRP. Her academic interests focus on politics, beliefs, prejudice, and discrimination, exploring how social and psychological processes shape individual and collective attitudes. Passionate about research that bridges theory and real-world social issues, Aimée is committed to understanding the dynamics of identity and societal bias. 

Aimée C. Pérez-Doble is a Puerto Rican Master’s student in Social-Communitary Psychology at the University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras Campus. She currently works as a Research Assistant on the Identities and Beliefs Study, a collaborative project between Rutgers University and UPRRP. Her academic interests focus on politics, beliefs, prejudice, and discrimination, exploring how social and psychological processes shape individual and collective attitudes. Passionate about research that bridges theory and real-world social issues, Aimée is committed to understanding the dynamics of identity and societal bias. 

Aimée C. Pérez-Doble is a Puerto Rican Master’s student in Social-Communitary Psychology at the University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras Campus. She currently works as a Research Assistant on the Identities and Beliefs Study, a collaborative project between Rutgers University and UPRRP. Her academic interests focus on politics, beliefs, prejudice, and discrimination, exploring how social and psychological processes shape individual and collective attitudes. Passionate about research that bridges theory and real-world social issues, Aimée is committed to understanding the dynamics of identity and societal bias.