Ramon Arce Fernandez

Ramon Arce Fernandez is a Professor in the Department of Political Science and Sociology at the Faculty of Psychology, University of Santiago de Compostela. His academic work is deeply rooted in social and forensic psychology, with a focus on legal decision-making processes.

His research interests include:

• Social Psychology
• Forensic Psychology
• Legal Psychology
• Jury deliberation and verdict formation
• Psychosocial behavior in judicial contexts

He is a member of the Forensic Psychology Unit (GI-1754), a research group dedicated to understanding psychological factors within the legal system. His doctoral research, completed in 1989, explored psychosocial profiles and jury deliberation, laying the foundation for his ongoing contributions to the field.

While no publications or awards are listed in the current profile, his long-standing academic position and research group affiliation indicate sustained scholarly engagement.

He advises students and contributes to academic training within his department, though specific advisees are not listed. His work bridges psychology, sociology, and law, contributing to interdisciplinary legal research.

He is actively involved in the Forensic Psychology Unit, where he collaborates on research projects related to criminal justice and psychological assessment in legal settings.