Wanderley Codo

Wanderley Codo earned his Ph.D. in Psychology (Social Psychology) from the Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo in 1981. He is a retired full professor of Social Psychology at the University of Brasília (UnB). Throughout his career, he supervised several master's and doctoral theses. He has authored 33 book chapters and 14 books, including "O que é Alienação" (What is Alienation) from the Primeiros Passos series, published by Editora Brasiliense, and "Educação: Carinho e Trabalho" (Education: Care and Work) and "Indivíduo, Trabalho e Sofrimento" (Individual, Work, and Suffering), both published by Editora Vozes.He developed the Integrated Work Diagnosis, which has been applied to over 100,000 workers since 2005. He has 115 technical production items, focusing on Work and Organizational Psychology. In his professional activities, he collaborated with 78 co-authors in scientific publications. In his Lattes Curriculum, the most frequent terms used to contextualize his scientific, technological, and artistic-cultural output are: work, mental health, education, alienation, social psychology, behavior, subjectivity, and diagnosis.Wanderley Codo is the author and developer of a conception of Work Psychology, which he applied in research and publications over the years, starting in 1981. Currently, he is a researcher on Fascism and the author of the book "The Protofascist Bible Between Sacred Texts and Fascist Shadows: Unveiling Hidden Narratives in the Bible."Contact: codo@uol.com.br (Source: Lattes Curriculum)