ON THE MEDIA
ON THE MEDIA
ON THE MEDIA
2022
THE BRITISH PSYCHOLOGICAL SOCIETY
April 7, 2022: Moon mission simulation explores how isolation affects astronauts’ wellbeing
EARTH SKY
April 10, 2022: Moon habitat project: Can we cope with the loneliness of space?
POPULAR SCIENCE
April 9, 2022: How researchers in a simulated moon habitat survived extreme isolation.
IL GIORNO
April 9, 2022: L’isolamento sociale visto dalla “luna”.
SPACE DAILY
April 7, 2022: Arctic simulation of Moon-like habitat shows wellbeing sessions keep you sane.
GLOBAL SCIENCE
April 6, 2022: Cosa protegge la salute mentale dall’isolamento prolungato nello spazio.
2020
ANSA.it
October 27, 2020: ‘Phubbing’, come smartphone interferisce tra genitori e figli
SKY TG24
October 29, 2020: L’uso dello smartphone può incrinare il rapporto genitori-figli? Il fenomeno del phubbing
LA REPUBBLICA
October 29, 2020: Phubbing: quando lo smartphone è un ospite ingombrante della vita familiare
UNIVERSITY OF SURREY
June 20, 2020: Investing social isolation in Moon-like environments
IL GIORNO
June 13, 2020: Isolati dal mondo, rinchiusi: in due sulla “Lunark”
IL MATTINO
June 13, 2020: Lockdown in ambiente lunare: lo studio sulle reazioni umane all’isolamento
LA REPUBBLICA
June 13, 2020: Lo studio sulla quarantena per la Luna
2019
IL MESSAGGERO
June 28, 2019: Cuori solitari online: un “no” accende l’aggressività maschile
LA REPUBBLICA
June 27, 2019: Studio: nei siti d’incontri un “no” accende l’aggressività maschile
2017
PSYPOST.ORG
August 22, 2017: Stimulating area of the brain can reduce aggressive behavior elicited by violent video games
2016
THE TELEGRAPH
April 14, 2016: Men who play sexist video games less likely to feel empathy for female victims of violence
THE WASHINGTON POST
April 13, 2016: What happens to boys who kill women in video games
TIME
April 13, 2016: Here’s What Sexist Video Games Do to Boys’ Brains
MEDICAL DAILY
April 13, 2016: Sexist, Violent Video Games Reduce Empathy For Female Victims Of Violence
2015
THE BRITISH PSYCHOLOGICAL SOCIETY
October 7, 2015: Slot machines are more addictive when we see them as having human-like intentions
CORRIERE DELLA SERA
October 2, 2015: Slot machine: i giocatori che le considerano macchine «pensanti» giocano (e perdono) di più
DICA33
September 28, 2015: Le slot “umane” che ci invogliano a perdere di più
OGGI SCIENZA
September 28, 2015: Perdi di più se la slot machine è “umana”
RESEARCH ITALY
September 22, 2015: A study by the University of Milano Bicocca finds the key to reducing slot machine gambling
AVVENIRE
September 22, 2015: Azzardo, l’ultima trappola: slot dal «volto umano»
FOCUS
September 21, 2015: Ricerca: se la slot avesse un ‘cuore’? Così giocatori perdono più soldi
SLATE
September 3, 2015: Study: Gamblers Risk More When Slot Machines Seem Humanlike
2014
IL MATTINO
April 19, 2014: Videogame, l’allarme dagli esperti: «La metà di quelli più venduti sono troppo violenti»
PACIFIC STANDARD
March 10, 2014: Violent Video Games and Bad Behavior: The Evidence Mounts.
2013
CORRIERE DELLA SERA
December 20, 2013: La paura di soffrire ci rende più sensibili al dolore fisico e psicologico
CONTROCAMPUS
December 11, 2013: Università Bicocca: la paura amplifica la percezione del dolore fisico e sociale
ANSA
December 11, 2013: La paura rende più sensibili al dolore
LE FIGARO
December 11, 2013: L’impact d’un jeu vidéo violent et immoral
MEDICALNEWSTODAY.COM
November 29, 2013: Violent video games reduce teens’ self-control, study shows
THECONVERSATION.COM
November 28, 2013: Do violent video games make teens ‘eat and cheat’ more?
SCIENCE20.COM
November 25, 2013: Violent Video Games Make Teens Eat More And Cheat More
NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR THE CLINICAL APPLICATION OF BEHAVIOUR MEDICINE – NICABM.COM
January 21, 2013: Rewiring the Brain to Buffer Social Pain
2012
SCIENCE DAILY
December 5, 2012: Brain Stimulation May Buffer Feelings of Social Pain
AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION
December 4, 2012: Brain Stimulation May Buffer Feelings of Social Pain
2011
CONTROCAMPUS
September 15, 2011: Il dolore, fisico o psicologico, ci fa sentire soli e ignorati
VANITY FAIR
April 7, 2011: Perché la sofferenza femminile si nota di meno