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  • Framing Physical Activity

    Framing Physical Activity

    How to make communication aimed at promoting physical activity more effective.
  • Artificial Intelligence & Framing Effects

    Artificial Intelligence & Framing Effects

    The achievements of social psychology with those of artificial intelligence.
  • Framing Food Communication

    Framing Food Communication

    How to make food communication more effective, to promote purchasing and consumption choices in harmony with the health and well-being of people, as well as with the environment.
  • Framing Environment

    Framing Environment

    The effects of communication aimed at promoting public policies of mitigation and adaptation to climate change.
  • Counterfactuals and Political/Legal Communication

    Counterfactuals and Political/Legal Communication

    How people develop different alternative representations and explanations of events with political or legal significance, as well as the effects of attacks and defenses on people's reputations.
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Proenvironmental self identity as a moderator of psychosocial predictors in the purchase of sustainable clothing

Carfora, V., Buscicchio, G., & Catellani, P. (2024). Proenvironmental self identity as a moderator of psychosocial predictors in the purchase of sustainable clothing. Scientific Reports, 14, 23968.

Populism and the effects of political attacks on male and female candidates.

Bertolotti, M., Catellani, P., & Picciafoco, L. (2024). Comunicazione Politica, 25, 195-218.

Regulatory fit to enhance user engagement with an app promoting healthy and sustainable eating. An experimental study to match regulatory concern and anticipated emotions.

Carfora, V., Festa, S., Pompili, S., Azzena, I., Guidetti, M., Scaglioni, G., ... & Catellani, P. (2024) Sustainability, 16 (15), 6388. https://www.mdpi.com/2071-1050/16/15/6388

Environmental messages to promote sustainable seafood choices: An explorative mobile app intervention.

Carfora, V. & Catellani, P. (2024). Journal of Environmental Psychology, 94, 102255. https://www.sciencedirect.com

Psychosocial drivers influencing local food purchasing: Beyond availability, the importance of trust in farmers.

Carfora, V. & Catellani, P. (2023). Frontiers in Nutrition, 10, 1204732. Articolo

A theory-based and data-driven approach to promoting physical activity through message-based interventions.

Catellani, P., Carfora, V., Biella, M. Brischigiaro, L., Manera, M., Nardone, A., & Piastra M. (2023). Frontiers in Psychology, 14, 1200304. Articolo

A dual pathway to pro-environmental behavioural intention: Individual vs collective efficacy and their moderators.

Bertolotti, M., Valla, L.G., & Catellani, P. (2023). Psicologia Sociale, 18 (3), 291-310. Articolo

The Social Psychology of Eating.

Catellani, P. & Carfora, V. (2023). Springer Nature.

Le opinioni e le emozioni degli elettori di fronte al cambiamento climatico

Bertolotti, M. e Catellani, P. (2023). In ITANES (a cura di), Svolta a destra? Cosa ci dice il voto del 2022. Bologna, Il Mulino, pp. 227-237.

EASP Meeting Amsterdam 2014 - Farewell Dinner Hotel KrasnapolskyWe took part in EASP meeting, the European Association of Social Psychology, located in a wonderful Amsterdam. The farwell dinner was organised in the main hall of Krasnapolsky hotel. It was really worth it!!!

We introuced three papers together with Mauro Bertolotti:

Catellani, P. & Bertolotti, P. (2014).The effects of counterfactual attacks and defences on social judgments. Paper presented at the “XVII General Meeting of the European Association of Social Psychology”, Amsterdam, 8-12 July.

Bertolotti, M. & Catellani, P. (2014). Fifty shades of green: The effects of message framing in policy communication on climate change. Paper presented at the “XVII General Meeting of the European Association of Social Psychology”, Amsterdam, 8-12 July.

Catellani, P. (2014). Counterfactual is better: The effectiveness of counterfactual defences. Paper presented at the pre-conference of the General Meeting of the EASP “Causation, counterfactuals, and blame”, Amsterdam, 8 July.

 

Patrizia Catellani

Professore ordinario
di Psicologia Sociale
Dipartimento di Psicologia
Università Cattolica di Milano
Largo Gemelli, 1
I-20123 Milano
Tel: 02-72342906
Cell.: 3356741468
Fax: 02-72342280
E-mail: patrizia.catellani@unicatt.it

 

 

 

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