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Universidade Federal de São Carlos (UFSCAR). Centro de Educação e Ciências Humanas (CECH) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Received Psychologist degree from Mackenzie Presbyterian University (2002) and specialized in Transit Psychology in Cruzeiro do Sul University (2003). Graduated in master (2006) and doctor (2010) in Psychological Assessment in São Francisco University, with split PhD in University of Évora (Portugal) and in University of Toledo (USA). Has experience in counseling and in academic field, working mainly with the following themes: construction of instruments, emotional intelligence and personality, computerized adaptive testing. Was associate professor at State University of Londrina (UEL) during 2010-2020, and currently is adjunct professor at São Carlos Federal University (UFSCar). Is ad hoc consultant of Federal Council of Psychology's Consultive Committee in Psychological Assessment, being also member of the Committee in 2013. Was invited researcher at the University degli Studi di Torino (Italy) in 2015-2016 and at the University of Toledo in 2018, where conducted postdoctoral research. Participates in ANPEPP's Work Group (GT) Psychological Assessment and Psychopathology. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Emotional intelligence (EI) is a psychological construct that comprises the capacities of emotional perception, emotional facilitation of thought, emotional understanding, and emotional management. EI is present in the most varied contexts, given that certain emotions and emotional responses are more frequently evoked in specific situations. The sports context is one of them, more specifi…
Currently, Brazil is facing an alarming scenario of a high number of cancer diagnoses, which require patients to have great tolerance due to treatments, often involving unpleasant experiences. This situation generates a significant emotional impact and, consequently, a high-stress level. In this context, psycho-oncology stands out since psychological interventions are carried out with bot…
Emotional intelligence (EI) has been widely studied as a crucial factor for psychological well-being and interpersonal success. EI is associated with various areas of life, including the quality of romantic relationships, significantly influencing these bonds. However, some of these relationships can be dysfunctional and harmful to the individuals involved, especially when there is emotio…
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The research project proposes to investigate the relationship between shopping compulsiveness and emotional intelligence, specifically focusing on emotional understanding and emotional regulation, within the Brazilian population. The research aims to involve approximately 300 individuals over 18 years old who regularly engage in online shopping. The TOHE and QoRE questionnaires will be us…
Studies on dating violence reveal its serious prevalence and its status as a public health issue. One strategy to mitigate its effects involves the development of psychoeducational interventions aimed at breaking the cycle of violence. This project's main objective is to assess the feasibility of developing an online psychoeducational program for the secondary prevention of dating violenc…
Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) is characterized by unusual disturbances in personality that lead to dysfunctional features such as mood instability, interpersonal relationship instability, self-image disturbances, as well as impulsive and self-harming behaviors. Among the instruments used to assess aspects present in BPD are the Difficulties in Emotion Regulation Scale (DERS), the …
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Approximately one million adults identified as homosexual or bisexual in Italy, according to a 2012 survey. The results indicate that they experience greater discrimination at school, university, and work compared to heterosexuals. Lesbians and gay men belong to a stigmatized social category and are subjected to chronic psychological stress, known as minority stress. Internalized homonega…
Chronic stress can cause harmful effects on physical and mental health. Associated with chronic diseases such as cancer, it can intensify negative emotions at the time of diagnosis and during treatment, as well as result in cognitive changes. Managing stress effectively through adaptive coping strategies such as seeking social support, problem-solving, and practicing relaxation techniques…
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