“Schizophrenia in the flesh; Revisiting schizophrenia as a disorder of the bodily self” Prof. Sohee Park, Professor of Psychology, Vanderbilt University
23/11/2022
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"Proactive work behaviors in JD-R theory" prof. Arnold Bakker, Erasmus University Rotterdam
18/10/2022
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“On the dynamics of synchrony”, Prof. Ilanit Gordon, Social Neuroscience Lab, Bar-Ilan University (Israel);
10/11/2022
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"Development of COR as a broad-spectrum Stress Theory." Prof. Stevan Hobfoll, Rush University Medical Center, United States
12/09/2022
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"The Role of Healthcare Professionals’ Passion in Predicting Secondary Traumatic Stress and Posttraumatic Growth in the Face of COVID-19: Practical Implications". Prof.ssa Eva Garrosa, Universidad autonoma de Madrid.
28/06/2022
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"Incivism at work and gender" Prof. Isabel Carmona Cobo, University of Jaen, Spain
27-28/06/2022
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"Job design nei nuovi contesti di lavoro" Prof. Franco Fraccaroli, Università di Trento.
13/06/2022
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"Behavioural and neural underpinnings of implicit processing of percepts and emotions" Prof. Marco Tamietto, Università di Torino; Prof. Carlo Alberto Marzi, Università di Verona
31/05/2022
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Crafting papers for publication: novelty and convention in academic writing. Prof. Gerardo Patriotta, Warwick University (UK).
23/05/2022
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CoSAN Lab Meeting "The human neurobiology of affiliative emotions and stimuli"
19/05/2022
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"Latent Profile Analysis"- Prof. Valerio Ghezzi
26/04/22_28/04/22
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"Cluster Analysis"- Prof.ssa Maria Gerbino
21/04/22
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"Cluster Analysis"- prof.ssa Maria Gerbino
21/04/22
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"The value of work"-prof. Konrad Konefal
20/04/22
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"Italy, for Example, Is Just Incredibly Stupid Now”- Dot.ssa Lorella Viola
31/03/2022
“Italy, for Example, Is Just Incredibly Stupid Now”. European Crisis Narrations in Relation to Italy's Response to COVID-19
Crisis narratives shape public understanding and, consequently, the response to the crisis itself. In the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, when in February 2020 Italy was experiencing more cases than any other country, the Italian response to the crisis originated debates over how to best respond to the outbreak. Informed by Critical Discourse Analysis theory and using narrative networks as a framework for the critical analysis of narratives, in this presentation I analyze the discourse strategies employed by experts, politicians and other social actors from Spain, France, the Netherlands, and the UK when presenting their domestic measures in relation to Italy's response to coronavirus. My analysis shows that the narratives attached to nation-specific decisions were highly culturalized and connected to country-specific shared experiences, such as a sense of national exceptionalism built in opposition with the denigration of Italy as the Other-identity. Attribution of blame and blameworthiness was also found to be a common pattern across countries according to which Italians were framed as wrongdoers but also as deserving blame. Finally, I also present a comprehensive “timeline of narratives” which opens avenues for a critical reflection on the impact such narratives may have had on the understanding of the crisis, including the creation of a negative climate of division and inappropriate crisis responses.
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"Avanzamento nella ricerca sul burnout” - Prof.ssa Chiara Consiglio
21/03/2022
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Cosan lab meeting
17/03/2022
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"Invarianza di Misura - Applicazione multigruppo" - Prof. Barbaranelli
15-22-29/03/2022_05/04/2022
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" Perdono e gratitudine aspetti teorici e di ricerca "- prof. Camillo Regalia
11/02/2022
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"Introduzione alla mediazione, alla moderazione e ai processi condizionali"- Prof. Guido Alessandri
07/02/2022_09/02/2022
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