Teresa Garcia Marques works in the area of Social Sciences with an emphasis on Psychology (Social and Cognitive). She completed her Habilitation in Psychology in 2007 at the University of Lisbon, a PhD in Psychology in 1999 at the University of Lisbon, a Master's in Probability and Statistics in 1994 at the University of Lisbon, and a Bachelor's in Psychology, specializing in Social Psychology, in 1986 at the University of Lisbon She is a Full Professor at Ispa- Instituto UNiversitário, and a Researcher at the William James Center of Research financed by the Foundation for Science and Technology. She holds the positions of President of the Scientific Council and director of the Bachelor's Program in Cognitive and Behavioral Sciences at ISPA - University Institute. She has published over 270 articles in national and international specialized journals, authored 14 book chapters, and edited 3 books. She has participated in numerous scientific events as a keynote speaker, presenting oral communications and posters. She has supervised 17 doctoral theses, most of which were funded by FCT, with one currently ongoing. She has supervised over 70 final undergraduate and master's dissertations. She has been involved in three award-winning projects. She was an FCT Doctoral Fellow and obtained funding for 12 research projects, 9 of which were as the principal investigator. In her publications, she has collaborated with 224 co-authors. She participates in organizing various scientific meetings and serves on evaluation panels. She participates in different evaluation panels for national (e.g., FCT) and international research projects (e.g., ERC, AAPG, FNNC). She was the editor of a national journal (Laboratorio de Psicologia) and is currently an associator editor of Social Psychology and the European Journal of Social Psychology an ad hoc reviewer for various international specialty publications, being on the editorial boards of 8 journals.