well, no, but your point is?
i understand that not everyone knows what "exculpatory" means, but CBF works in mental health - PTSD - research. has she never worked with anyone in the legal community, ever, regarding a case of assault, abuse, etc? i just don't find that credible. for someone with her "trauma" history, she did not come across as a professional who has resolved her own trauma in an effort to be a confident advocate for others. this is nonsensical for me.
that should be a super easy dig.
not sure if this has been linked before:
Christine Blasey, Ph.D.
PROFESSOR
PALO ALTO UNIVERSITY
Dr. Blasey earned a Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from the University of
Southern California and completed her dissertation in the laboratory of Dr.
Gayla Margolin, working on the Family Studies Project. Her dissertation was the
development of a new measure to assess coping among young children. Since
that time, she has worked for 20 years as Research Psychologist and
Biostatistician both in academia (Stanford University Department of Psychiatry)
and in the biotech industry (Director of Biostatistics, Corcept Therapeutics). At
Stanford, she was formally mentored and supervised by Dr. Helena Kraemer. In
industry, she gained experience conducting statistical analyses within a regulatory
environment, collaborating with statisticians from the FDA, and presenting
annually at their Statistics in Industry conference. Dr. Blasey has served as a
statistical reviewer for several journals in psychiatry and psychology. In 2009,
Dr. Blasey earned an MS in Epidemiology with specialization in Biostatistics
from the Stanford School of Medicine, Department of Health Research and
Policy. She has previously taught statistics, research methods, and psychometrics
courses at Pepperdine University and Stanford, and currently teaches the
Statistics and Psychometrics sequence at PAU.
https://www.paloaltou.edu/sites/default/files/pau_2015_2016_catalog_10_27_15_final.pdf
what's interesting about this is the PHD in "Counseling" Psychology…if true, then YES, she can call herself a "doctor" and a "psychologist"..although CA may still require that she have a counseling license to be called "doctor" by patients.