Pablo Clemente Espinosa Breen

Pablo Clemente Espinosa Breen is a researcher at the University of A Coruña's Department of Psychology, specializing in Social Psychology, Criminology, and Legal Psychology. He has taught courses like Community Psychology and Applied Social Psychology across degrees in Social Education, Sociology, and Applied Psychology.

• Research focuses on Dark Tetrad personality traits, cyberbullying, moral disengagement mechanisms, and psychosocial risks.
• Collaborates with researchers like Miguel Clemente Díaz and Patricia Faraldo Cabana on funded projects (e.g., Ministry of Education grants 2021-2026).

His publications in journals such as International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health and PLOS ONE examine intersections between personality psychology, digital behavior, and health outcomes. He supervises Master's and PhD theses on topics including psychosocial violence and moral disengagement in adolescents.

Active in international conferences (Burgos, Lisbon, São Paulo) and academic collaborations across Spain, Portugal, and Brazil, he contributes to forensic psychology literature and community intervention frameworks.