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Activities:
Advanced academic courses (5 CFU);
Seminars and laboratory activities (15 CFU);
Research activities (35 CFU);
Educational and research activities chosen by the PhD student and approved by the Phd professor board (5 CFU);
Advanced academic courses:
• Basic research methods in Cognitive Social and Affective Neuroscience (literature, hypotheses, designs, techiques);
• Matlab (Sapienza).
• EEG course
• Regression, mediation e moderation
• An introduction to structural equation modeling (SEM) using Mplus
• Factorial Invariance and item bias in Mplus: MG approach with continuous and categorical variables
• Analysis of variance
• Theoretical models of personality development
• Personality and positivity
• Advanced research on burnout
• Diversity within organizations
Programmed study plan starting from 1/11/2019:
Student reviews Paths of Excellence, prof. Laura Borgogni
-Seminary “Un'introduzione ai Modelli di Equazioni Strutturali (SEM) con Mplus" prof. Michele Vecchione.
Wednesday 27th Nov 2019. h 9.30 -13.30
Friday 29th Nov 2019. h 9.30 -18.30
-Seminary “Analisi della varianza” prof.ssa Laura Di Giunta
Wednesday 18th December 2019. h 9.00 a.m. -13.00 p.m.
-Seminary "Stereotype Threat in the Workplace: Health and Safety Outcomes of Pregnancy and Work-Family Stereotype Threats" prof.ssa Thaira Michelle Probst della Washington State University
Wednesday 18th December 2019 h 14:00
-Seminary "Introduzione alla mediazione, alla moderazione e ai processi condizionali" prof. Guido Alessandri
Tuesday 14th January 2020 h 10:00 -17:00
-Seminary "Introduzione alla mediazione, alla moderazione e ai processi condizionali - corso avanzato (focus su mediazione moderata e moderazione mediata)" prof. Guido Alessandri
Tuesday 21st January 2020 h 10:00 -17:00
-Seminary : "Job Insecurity: Definitions, Measurement and Outcomes" Prof. Antonio Chirumbolo
Wednesday 22nd January 2020
-Seminary “Cluster Analysis" prof.ssa Maria Gerbino
Monday 24th February 2020h 9.30 -13.30
-Seminary "La gratitudine in una prospettiva psicosociale" prof. Camillo Regalia
Friday 28th February 2020 h 10.00 -12.00
-Seminary "Positivity and Personality" Prof. Gian Vittorio Caprara
Wednesday 26th 2020 February
-Seminary "Scientific Writing" prof. Arnaldo Zelli
Tuesday 28th January 2020 h 9.30 – 12.30
Wednesday 5th february 2020 h 9.30 - 12.30
-Seminary "Factorial Invariance" Prof. Claudio Barbaranelli
Tuesday 11th February 2020
Wednesday 18th February 2020
-Seminary "The Body in the Brain & The Social World"
Speakers:
Sarah Garfinkel, University of Sussex, UK
Giovanni Pezzulo, CNR, IT
Maria Serena Panasiti, Sapienza University, IT
Andrea Serino, University of Lausanne, CH
Friday 28th February 2020 h 10.30 -13
Method of choosing the subject of the thesis
Each PhD student will be assigned a tutor, who will supervise the work and support the student’s growth along the three years. A research topic will be chosen in accordance with the training program, and it will constitute the subject of the PhD thesis. Research topic and technique are chosen by taking into account student's interests and Lab's priorities and resources. Students are trained in responsible conduct of research with human participants.
Admission to the second year
By the end of the first year (in October), PhD students will present to the Board of Professors a report of the addressed topics, their work, and their scientific production (publications, conference presentations…), in order to be admitted to the second year. At the end of the first year, PhD students are required to provide the Coordinator with a report of their activities in terms of educational training, scientific activities, eventual periods abroad, and attended national or international conferences. The Board of Professors will approve the admission to the following year.
Students are required to attend regular seminar, lab meetings (only for CoSAN PhD students 8 out of 12 planned) and courses planned within the programme in order to reach a minimum of 40/60 credits
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