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1 Contributo su Rivista 70726
- 1.1 Articolo in rivista 66581
- 1.2 Recensione in rivista 1081
- 1.3 Scheda bibliografica 86
- 1.4 Nota a sentenza 662
- 1.5 Abstract in rivista 2295
- 1.6 Traduzione in rivista 21

2 Contributo in Volume 21054
- 2.1 Contributo in volume (Capitolo o Saggio) 18534
- 2.2 Prefazione/Postfazione 504
- 2.3 Breve introduzione 176
- 2.4 Voce (in dizionario o enciclopedia) 921
- 2.5 Traduzione in volume 124
- 2.6 Recensione in volume 77
- 2.7 Schede di catalogo 718

3 Libro 2995
- 3.1 Monografia o trattato scientifico 2767
- 3.2 Concordanza 5
- 3.3 Indice 12
- 3.4 Bibliografia 9
- 3.5 Edizione critica 65
- 3.6 Pubblicazione di fonti inedite 25
- 3.7 Commento scientifico 41
- 3.8 Traduzione di libro 71

4 Contributo in Atti di Convegno (Proceeding) 21176
- 4.1 Contributo in Atti di convegno 16247
- 4.2 Abstract in Atti di convegno 3899
- 4.3 Poster 1030

5 Altro 1994
- 5.01 Composizione 20
- 5.02 Disegno 60
- 5.03 Design 145
- 5.04 Performance 35
- 5.05 Esposizione 164
- 5.06 Mostra 315
- 5.07 Manufatto 2
- 5.08 Prototipo d'arte e relativi progetti 35
- 5.09 Cartografia 32
- 5.10 Banca dati 27
- 5.11 Software 20
- 5.12 Altro 1035
- 5.13 Progetto architettonico 104

6 Brevetti 309
- 6.1 Brevetto 309

7 Curatele 1660
- 7.1 Curatela 1660

8 Tesi di dottorato 270
- 8.1 Tesi di dottorato 270

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The Human Brain Network for Social Cognition: Connectome Topology, Individual Differences, and Vulnerability to Acquired Brain Injury

Social cognition encompasses the cognitive and affective processes that enable individuals to interpret social signals, infer others’ mental states, and regulate behaviour according to social norms. Although these functions have traditionally been associated with specific brain regions, current evidence suggests that they emerge from the coordinated activity of distributed neural systems. However, how the global topological organisation of the human connectome supports social-cognitive abilit...

INTERGENERATIONAL KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER IN THE WORKPLACE. Measurement, antecedents, and intervention in the Italian Public Administration.

The increasing relevance of knowledge-based work and the demographic aging of the workforce have made intergenerational knowledge transfer a critical challenge for contemporary organizations, particularly within public administrations undergoing processes of generational renewal. Preserving organizational know-how while fostering collaboration between younger and older employees requires a deeper understanding of the psychological, relational, and organizational mechanisms that underpin...

Designing With and Through Care: From empathy to relational accountability

In contemporary design practice, care risks becoming an imperative that obscures asymmetric power relations. This paper interrogates the relationship between design and care, asking: how can design shift from producing solutions to cultivating relations of care without reproducing paternalistic logics? Through a comparative analysis of case studies through the lenses of knowing, making, and defining with care, we treat caring about, caring for, and caring with as simultaneous and co-present d...

Neural correlates of emotional false memory in healthy elderly and mild cognitive impairment

False memory (FM) occurs in both healthy individuals and in patients with Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) and is often influenced by stimuli's emotional content and individuals' mood. The present study investigated the impact of emotional content on FM and its neural correlates in healthy elderly (HP) and in patients with MCI also exploring the relationship between FM and depressive symptoms. All participants performed an adapted version of the Deese-Roediger-McDermott word recognition paradi...

Cortical correlates of apathy in cerebral autosomal-dominant arteriopathy with subcortical infarcts and leukoencephalopathy with two different pathogenic mutations in the NOTCH3 gene

Objective: Cerebral autosomal-dominant arteriopathy with subcortical infarcts and leukoencephalopathy (CADASIL) patients may frequently manifest apathy. The cognitive and neural mechanisms underlying apathy in CADASIL have not been assessed systematically. The aim was to investigate neuropsychological and brain morphological features associated with apathy in patients with p.R1006C in exon 19 (nucleotide change c.3016C>T) and p.G528C in exon 10 (nucleotide change c.1582 G>T) mutations o...

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