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E-mail: barbara dot gonzalez at ulosofona dot pt

 

 

Barbara Gonzalez is an Assistant Professor at University Lusófona and a Researcher at COPELabs.  She has a Ph.D in Clinical Psychology by University of Lisbon and a Master degree in Health Psychology by ISPA. She is a certificated trainer in these fields and has been doing research in personality, health behaviours and pain. 

 

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Degrees
2013 PhD in Psychology, specialty in Clinical Psychology, Faculty of Psychology of University of Lisbon
2002 MsC in  Health Psychology, ISPA- University Institute, Lisbon.
1999 Degree in Psycholgy –  University Lusófona of Humanities and Technologies, Lisbon

Working Experience
2013- Researcher, COPELABS, Universidade Lusófona.
2011-2013 Associate Professor of Psychology, University Lusófona

2006-2008

2004-2008

Psychological intervention with children and adolescents, Psychological and Therapeutic Center of Dyslexia.

Trainer in psychology and pedagogy, different Centers of Teachers Training.

Main Research Interests

  • Personality and other personal determinants of health behaviors.

    Pain, fatigue and quality of life.

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For an up to date version of this list, please check COPELABS Scicommons
  •  Gonzalez, B., Baptista, T., Branco, J., & Ferreira, A. (2013). Fibromyalgia: antecedent life events, disability and causal attribution. Psychology, Health & Medicine, 18(4): 461-70. Doi:10.1080/13548506.2012.752098.
  •  Gonzalez, B. (2012). Pain and personality (or the difficult relation between to feel and to be). In J. C. Branco & T. M. Baptista (Eds.), Pain and it´s circumstances (pp.99-112). Lisbon: Lidel Ed. 

  • Gonzalez, B. & Pais-Ribeiro, J. (2004). Health behaviors and personality dimensions in young college students. Psychology, Health & Diseases, 5(1), 117-127.

 

 

 

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