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FACULTY OF PSYCHOLOGY. UNIVERSITY OF THE BASQUE COUNTRY

 

DIRECTION OF RESEARCH SUFFICIENCIES: DEA (5)

 

1.Denomination: An analysis of violence among peers during adolescence. Duration: 2003-2004. Doctoral Student: Research work (12 credits) and Research Sufficiency (DEA) of José Antonio Oñederra presented at the UPV in November 2004.

2.Denomination: Relationships of self-concept with socio-emotional factors: a study with adolescents aged 14 to 16 years. Duration: 2003-2004. Doctoral Student: Research work (12 credits) and Research Sufficiency (DEA) of Ainhoa Durá. DEA presented at the UPV in November 2004.

3.Denomination: Drug dependence prevention program. Duration: 2005-2006. Doctoral Student: Research work (12 credits) and Research Sufficiency (DEA) of Javier González. DEA presented at the UPV in November 2006.

4.Denomination: Fibromyalgia: personality and psychopathological characteristics. Duration: 2005-2006. Doctoral Student: Research work (12 credits) and Research Sufficiency (DEA) of Leila Govillard presented at the UPV in November 2007.

5.Denomination: An analysis of the relationships between intellectual, psychomotor, and socio-emotional development in children aged 5 to 6 years. Duration: 2006-2007. Doctoral Student: Research work (12 credits) and Research Sufficiency (DEA) of Raquel Amigo presented at the UPV in November 2007.



DIRECTION OF MASTER'S THESIS: OFFICIAL MASTER OF RESEARCH IN PSYCHOLOGY (PART OF THE DOCTORAL PROGRAM WITH MENTION OF QUALITY AND MENTION TOWARDS EXCELLENCE) (18)

 

1.Denomination: Teacher burnout in the Autonomous Community of the Basque Country: epidemiology and associated psychological factors. Duration: 2006-2007. Doctoral Student: Master's Thesis (15 credits) presented by Diego Brizuela Cieza

2.Denomination: Sexism in relation to personality factors, social skills and psychopathological symptoms in Colombian adolescents. Duration: 2006-2007. Doctoral Student: Master's Thesis (15 credits) presented by María R. Donado Badillo

3.Denomination: Aggressiveness in adolescents: Influence of socialization and attachment styles. Duration: 2006-2007. Doctoral Student: Master's Thesis (15 credits) presented by Miriam Gallarín Enríquez

4.Denomination: Psychoeducational intervention in teaching staff: A program for the development of intercultural integrative competencies. Duration: 2007-2008. Doctoral Student: Master's Thesis (15 credits) presented by Lorena Alonso. June 2008. Grade: 9.

5.Denomination: Triadic Therapy and MtF Transsexuality (Man to Woman): Personality Styles, coping strategies, adaptation and quality of life. Duration: 2007-2008. Doctoral Student: Master's Thesis (15 credits) presented by Jon Belaunzarán

6.Denomination: Burnout syndrome in caregivers of adults with mental retardation. Duration: 2007-2008. Doctoral Student: Master's Thesis (15 credits) presented by Mikel Casares

7.Denomination: Intergenerational transmission of sexism in adolescents and other modulating factors. Duration: 2008-2009. Doctoral Student: Master's Thesis (15 credits) presented by Jone Aliri. June 2009. Grade: 9.5.

8.Denomination: Criteria for partner selection and relationship with personality, attachment, alexithymia and satisfaction in the couple. Duration: 2008-2009. Doctoral Student: Master's Thesis (15 credits) presented by Javier Antón. June 2009. Grade: 9.

9.Denomination: Cyberbullying in adolescents from Cantabria: Prevalence and relationship with personality, family and school factors. Duration: 2009-2010. Doctoral Student: Master's Thesis (15 credits) presented by Aída Fernández Tomé. June 2010. Grade: 10.

10.Denomination: Design and evaluation of a psychological intervention program for cancer patients. Duration: 2009-2010. Doctoral Student: Master's Thesis (15 credits) presented by Iñigo Díaz de Villafranca. June 2010. Grade: 8.5.

11.Denomination: Intervention in cyberbullying: Design and evaluation of a program for adolescents. Duration: 2010-2011. Doctoral Student: Master's Thesis (15 credits) presented by Vanesa Martinez. June 2011. Grade: 10.

12.Denomination: Development of an intervention program for the reduction of sexism and the prevention of gender violence in adolescents. Duration: 2010-2011. Doctoral Student: Master's Thesis (15 credits) presented by Beatriz León. June 2011. Grade: 8.5.

13.Denomination: Bullying in students with Asperger's syndrome: prevalence and relationships with intellectual and personality factors. Duration: 2010-2011. Doctoral Student: Master's Thesis (15 credits) presented by Ana Ciarreta. June 2011. Grade: 8.5.

14.Denomination: Design and Evaluation of a Program to promote Emotional Intelligence during adolescence and its relationship with psychosomatic factors. Duration: 2011-2012. Doctoral Student: Master's Thesis (15 credits) presented by Ainize Peña Sarrionandia. June 2012. Grade: 9.2.

15.Denomination: Characteristics of parents associated with child well-being in adoptive families and foster families. Duration: 2011-2012. Doctoral Student: Master's Thesis (15 credits) presented by Fátima Cristina Marques Dos Santos. June 2012. Grade: 9.4.

16.Denomination: Bullying and Cyberbullying in children aged 10 to 12 years: Prevalence and connections with personal variables and the family context. Duration: 2012-2013. Doctoral Student: Master's Thesis (15 credits) presented by Juan Manuel Machimbarrena. June 2013. Grade: 10.

17.Denomination: Homophobic Bullying in the school context. Duration: 2015-2016. Doctoral Student: Master's Thesis (15 credits) presented by Enara Larrain Mariño. June 2016. Grade: 9

18.Denomination: Bullying/Cyberbullying in students with high abilities: Prevalence and connection with personality and psychopathology. Juan Pablo Mollo. June 2017. Grade: 7

                                                                    

DIRECTION OF MASTER'S THESIS: OFFICIAL MASTER OF GENERAL HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY (12)

 

1.Denomination: Idrissa Program of Interculturality and Coexistence. Duration: 2015-2016. Master's Thesis in General Health Psychology (15 credits) presented by Itziar Sánchez Garigorta. June 2016. Grade 10.

2.Denomination: Filio-Parental Violence: conceptualization, evaluation and treatments. Duration: 2015-2016. Master's Thesis in General Health Psychology (15 credits) presented by Ruth Lasanta Martínez. June 2016. Grade 9.

3.Denomination: Report of a psychological evaluation: A case of persistent depressive disorder with comorbid Attention Deficit Disorder. Laura Herrero. June 2017. Grade: 7.5

4.Denomination: Program to prevent bullying from 8 to 10 years old. Lucía Nodar. June 2017. Grade: 9

5.Denomination: Psychological Evaluation of a Clinical Case. Tatiana Alarcón. June 2017. Grade: 8.5

6.Denomination: Intervention program to improve self-esteem in young people and adults. Amanda Jimemzez. June 2018. Grade: 9.

7.Denomination: Design of a bullying prevention program in the first cycle of primary school (6-8 years). Andrea Castro. June 2018. Grade: 9.

8.Denomination: Prevention program of bullying and cyberbullying in university population. Aridana Vidan. June 2018. Grade: 9.5.

9.Denomination: Proposal for a group psychoeducational intervention to reduce stress in people with cancer. Virginia García Mena. Grade: 7.5.

10.Denomination: Design of an intervention program to prevent bullying in children aged 5 to 6 years. Ana Avilés Vallejo. Grade: 9.

11.Denomination: Dating violence: A systematic review of primary and secondary prevention programs. Ane Murua Illarramendi. Grade: 9

12.Denomination: Evaluation and Proposal of Psychological Intervention of a case of victimization of bullying and cyberbullying. Maria Irurzún Mancera. Grade: 8

 

UNIVERSITY OF VALENCIA. MASTER MEPIAR.

 

Denomination: Prevention of Risk Situations in the Home. Duration: 2015-2016. Master's Thesis (6 credits) presented by Ana Penela Gurutzealde. June 2016. Grade 9.

 

AUTONOMOUS UNIVERSITY OF YUCATÁN (MEXICO). MASTER IN APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY.

 

Denomination: Aggressive Behaviors: Intervention through cooperative play and the promotion of prosocial behavior. Duration: 2015-2016. Master's Thesis presented by Fatima Carolina Díaz Zapata. September 2016.