Joaquin Gonzalez-cabrera MS, PhD

Joaquín Gonzalez-Cabrera has worked as a researcher since completing his bachelor's degree in Psychology through national or regional scholarships and contracts. Currently, He has a Doctor in Psychology, he has three official master's degrees, and the accreditation of Contracted Doctoral Professor and Private University Professor by ANECA. He collaborates and research together with him in the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology III where we study stress from a psycho-physiological point of view. Currently, he is the Principal Investigator of an emerging research group on "Cyberbullying and emotional intelligence". To date, he has published more than twenty works, most of them in JCR impact journals (with an IF=16).

In addition to a book, several book chapters and more than sixty communications to national and international conferences. Of all the productions, he highlights three works published in Q1 magazines, especially the paper: González-Cabrera, J., Fernández-Prada, M., Iribar, C. and Peinado JM (2014). Acute and chronic stress increase salivary cortisol: a study in the real-life setting of a national examination undertaken by medical graduates. Stress, 17, 149-52. In addition, he has participated in four national and international research projects. Today, he is fortunate to belong to the faculty of the International University of La Rioja (UNIR) where he teaches Personalized Education. Anthropological, philosophical, and psychological foundations of early childhood education (first year) and Education of Intelligence and Affectivity (First-year elective). He also directs final degree projects (TFG). In co-direction with the University of Granada, he directed various Master's final projects (TFM) and a doctoral thesis. Specialties: Violence, stress, cortisol, psychosocial risks, burnout, social support, perceived health, design and validation of questionnaires.