Jose Maria Leon-Perez

Associate Professor

Universidad de Sevilla

Spain

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Jose Maria Leon-Perez is an Associate Professor at Universidad de Sevilla, Spain. His research areas include workplace bullying, leadership dynamics, and occupational health psychology, with recent publications exploring the effects of workplace environments on mental health and well-being. He has also investigated the impact of personal beliefs on illness in clinical settings and the role of educational practices on student self-efficacy.

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Articles (13)

Your Job Makes us Lose Sleep: The Effect of Workplace Bullying on Own and Partner’ Insomnia

The Relationship between Laissez-Faire Leadership and Cyberbullying at Work: The Role of Interpersonal Conflicts

Leadership and the Promotion of Health and Productivity in a Changing Environment: A Multiple Focus Groups Study

Harmonious Passion at Work: Personal Resource for Coping with the Negative Relationship between Burnout and Intrinsic Job Satisfaction in Service Employees

Dancing toward Well-Being: Effects on Mood and Well-Being of a 12-Week Flamenco Dance Workshop in Women Aged 60–80 Years

The role of job insecurity and work-family conflict on mental health evolution during COVID-19 lockdown

Effective Educational Practices and Students' Well-being: The Mediating Role of Students' Self-efficacy

Personal Beliefs about Illness Questionnaire-Revised (PBIQ-R): Spanish adaptation in a clinical sample with psychotic disorders

Effectiveness of a Humor-Based Training for Reducing Employees’ Distress

Evaluation of an Assertiveness Training Based on the Social Learning Theory for Occupational Health, Safety and Environment Practitioners

Emerging Issues in Occupational Health Psychology

Emerging Issues in Occupational Health Psychology

Effectiveness of a Humor-Based Training for Reducing Employees' Distress

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Mirko Antino

Francisco Javier Cantero Sánchez

Alejandro Orgambídez

Jose Maria Leon-Rubio

David Cobos Sanchiz

Raquel Vázquez-Morejón

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