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RICHETIN, JULIETTE
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Continente #
NA - Nord America 8.428
EU - Europa 5.206
AS - Asia 1.873
OC - Oceania 23
SA - Sud America 22
Continente sconosciuto - Info sul continente non disponibili 6
AF - Africa 5
Totale 15.563
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Nazione #
US - Stati Uniti d'America 8.236
IT - Italia 1.709
CN - Cina 747
DE - Germania 747
SE - Svezia 516
SG - Singapore 482
DK - Danimarca 468
IE - Irlanda 398
RU - Federazione Russa 391
GB - Regno Unito 274
UA - Ucraina 260
HK - Hong Kong 234
VN - Vietnam 211
CA - Canada 186
FR - Francia 86
FI - Finlandia 83
AT - Austria 65
NL - Olanda 59
TR - Turchia 57
BE - Belgio 47
CH - Svizzera 29
KR - Corea 25
IN - India 22
AU - Australia 19
ID - Indonesia 16
RO - Romania 15
JP - Giappone 14
ES - Italia 12
IR - Iran 11
PK - Pakistan 11
PL - Polonia 10
TW - Taiwan 9
BR - Brasile 8
CY - Cipro 8
CL - Cile 7
GR - Grecia 7
PH - Filippine 6
RS - Serbia 6
HU - Ungheria 5
IL - Israele 5
SA - Arabia Saudita 5
EU - Europa 4
MY - Malesia 4
NO - Norvegia 4
NZ - Nuova Zelanda 4
AR - Argentina 3
EE - Estonia 3
MX - Messico 3
PE - Perù 3
SK - Slovacchia (Repubblica Slovacca) 3
BG - Bulgaria 2
BM - Bermuda 2
JO - Giordania 2
LT - Lituania 2
A1 - Anonimo 1
A2 - ???statistics.table.value.countryCode.A2??? 1
AE - Emirati Arabi Uniti 1
AZ - Azerbaigian 1
BZ - Belize 1
CZ - Repubblica Ceca 1
EC - Ecuador 1
GH - Ghana 1
HR - Croazia 1
KZ - Kazakistan 1
MA - Marocco 1
ME - Montenegro 1
PT - Portogallo 1
SC - Seychelles 1
SI - Slovenia 1
TH - Thailandia 1
TN - Tunisia 1
ZA - Sudafrica 1
Totale 15.563
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Città #
Ann Arbor 2.372
Houston 577
Woodbridge 567
Fairfield 547
Wilmington 510
Milan 504
Chandler 500
Frankfurt am Main 497
Singapore 408
Dublin 386
Ashburn 370
Jacksonville 287
Hong Kong 224
Seattle 210
Princeton 201
New York 200
Dearborn 193
Santa Clara 190
Cambridge 173
Nanjing 117
Dong Ket 114
Shanghai 107
Rome 103
Beijing 73
Munich 66
Altamura 65
Lawrence 61
Montréal 58
Boardman 56
Mcallen 56
Vienna 56
Guangzhou 53
San Diego 52
Lachine 43
Shenyang 38
Nanchang 37
Andover 34
Helsinki 29
Ottawa 28
Brussels 27
Toronto 27
Kunming 24
London 24
Los Angeles 21
Dallas 20
Chicago 19
Gallarate 19
Hebei 19
Tianjin 19
Monza 18
Washington 18
Zhengzhou 18
Jiaxing 17
Kocaeli 17
Sacramento 17
Jakarta 16
Jinan 16
Norwalk 15
Torino 15
Hangzhou 14
Huizen 14
Edmonton 13
Melzo 13
Busto Arsizio 12
Taizhou 12
Carate Brianza 11
Falls Church 11
Maastricht 11
Aprilia 10
Brescia 10
Changsha 10
Chengdu 10
Cologno Al Serio 10
Dalmine 10
Kiev 10
Ningbo 10
Redmond 10
Turin 10
Verdello 10
Florence 9
La Spezia 9
Mountain View 9
Padova 9
Pune 9
Berlin 8
Hefei 8
Nicosia 8
Verona 8
Bergamo 7
Magnago 7
Perugia 7
Philadelphia 7
Amsterdam 6
Auburn Hills 6
Brooklyn 6
Genova 6
Istanbul 6
Napoli 6
Palermo 6
Pavia 6
Totale 10.922
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Nome #
The Self-Referencing task: Theoretical overview and empirical evidence 594
Stability and variability of personality networks. A tutorial on recent developments in network psychometrics 588
Personality traits in social interactions: A tutorial on network analysis of personality dynamics 376
Motivation modulates the effect of approach on implicit preferences 375
Automatic processes and individual differences in aggressive behavior 354
Indirect measures as a signal for evaluative change 337
Rejection sensitivity and psychopathology symptoms in early adolescence: The moderating role of personality organization 333
Le rôle des cosmétiques dans les premières impressions : le cas particulier du maquillage 320
How Can Implicit and Explicit Attitudes Both Be Changed? Testing Two Interventions to Promote Consumption of Green Vegetables 293
The emotional components of rejection sensitivity as a mediator between Borderline Personality Disorder and biased appraisal of trust in faces 287
On the assumptions that we make about the world around us: A conceptual framework for feature transformation effects 277
Changing attitudes towards healthy food via self-association or nutritional information: What works best? 265
Individual cognitive style affects flood-risk perception and mitigation intentions. 264
Not all positive categories are alike: Exploring the superiority of the self as a positive source for associative attitude change via intersecting regularities 263
Not doing is not the opposite of doing: Implications for attitudinal models of behavioral prediction. 258
Not Doing is not the opposite of Doing: Implications for attitudinal models of behavioral prediction 257
Trust and Rejection Sensitivity in Personality Disorders 229
Individual differences in components of impulsivity and effortful control moderate the relation between borderline personality disorder traits and emotion recognition in a sample of university students 227
Trust and Borderline Personality Disorder 222
The dynamics of Borderline Personality Disorder 210
Diverting the mind from the Self-Referencing effect. Which interference leads to implicit-explicit attitude dissociation? 188
Comparing leading theoretical models of behavioral predictions and post-behavior evaluations 186
Using the time-varying vector autoregressive model to study dynamic changes in situation perceptions and emotional reactions 186
Predictive Validity of the Three-Factor Model of Impulsivity for Risky Behaviors 183
Using the time-varying vector autoregressive model to study dynamic changes in situation perceptions and emotional reactions 182
From past to present (for a better future): The moderating role of cognitive mindset on spillover effects in environmental behaviors 181
NEAR-MISS EFFECT ON INDIVIDUALS' PERCEPTION OF FLOODING RISK AND PROTECTIVE RESPONSES 179
Liking as far as you like yourself: Exploring the Self-Referencing effect across multiple intersecting regularities and its relationship with self-esteem 178
The moderator role of Intuitive versus Deliberative decision making for the predictive validity of implicit and explicit measures 177
Should we stop looking for a better scoring algorithm for handling implicit association test data? Test of the role of errors, extreme latencies treatment, scoring formula, and practice trials on reliability and validity 177
Increasing implicit and explicit attitudes toward an organic food brand by referencing to oneself 177
The IAT as a predictor of food choice: The case of fruits versus snacks 176
Using the self to change implicit attitudes 170
Changing implicit attitudes by contrasting the self with others 161
Prediction of behavior 155
Self-Relevance is More Central than Valence in Evaluative Learning 155
In the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king 154
Exploring consumer biased evaluations: Halos effects of local food and of related attributes 154
The centrality of affective instability and identity in Borderline Personality Disorder: Evidence from network analysis 153
Development of Indirect Measures of Conscientiousness: Combining a Facets Approach and Network Analysis 152
Can you hear what I feel? A validated prosodic set of angry, happy, and neutral Italian pseudowords 148
Facial make-up elicits positive attitudes at the implicit level: Evidence from the implicit association test 146
Primacy of warmth versus competence: A motivated bias? 145
Trust and Borderline Personality features: direct trust appraisal and indirect trust learning 144
Would You Rather Be Safe or Free? Motivational and Behavioral Aspects in COVID-19 Mitigation 144
Implicit Association Tests, Then and Now 143
Self-body recognition depends on implicit self-esteem 142
Conserving Water While Washing Hands: The Immediate and Durable Impacts of Descriptive Norms 142
A micro-level simulation for the prediction of intention and behavior 140
Why are you (un)conscientious? The dynamic interplay of goals, states, and traits in everyday life 140
Is "what has been cared for" necessarily good? Further evidence for the negative impact of cosmetics use on impression formation 138
Testing the role of action and inaction anticipated regret on intentions and behaviour 137
Motivational relevance modulates the predictive validity of the implicit association test 134
Applying Agent-Based Models to the Prediction of Intention and Behavior 133
Time matters 133
The formation of implicit and explicit attitudes for neutral and valenced stimuli using the self 132
The role of pre-volitional processes in aggressive behavior: The indirect influence of goal 131
To reduce and not to reduce resource consumption? That is two questions 123
When temporal contiguity matters: A moderator of the predictive validity of implicit measures 122
The HEXACO Adjective Scales and Its Psychometric Properties 120
Cognitive and Emotional Components of Rejection Sensitivity: Independent Contributions to Adolescent Self- and Interpersonal Functioning 119
Implicit racial attitudes and their relationships with explicit personal and cultural beliefs: What personalized and traditional iats measure 116
Not Doing is not the opposite of Doing: Implications for attitudinal models of behavioral prediction 114
The effect of BPD features on direct trust appraisal and indirect trust learning 114
Effects of the self-referencing task on evaluative change and accessibility. 111
To reduce and not to reduce resource consumption? That is two questions. 111
Cambiare atteggiamenti e intenzioni attraverso i comportamenti di approccio 109
Effects of approach on impulsive and reflective precursors of action 108
Reducing implicit intergroup-bias through self-referencing. 107
Is a More Robust IAT Score Possible? 105
Relations between borderline personality disorder traits, rejection sensitivity, and impulsivity in predicting aggressive and risk behaviors 102
Daily relational affective and behavioral dynamics, rejection sensitivity, and borderline personality disorder traits 101
The biasing effect of evocative attributes at the implicit and explicit level: The tradition halo and the industrial horn in food products evaluations 99
Predictive validity of IAT aggressiveness in the context of provocation 97
Person-situation interactions in adolescence: Toward a better understanding of emotional and behavioral reactions to different situations 97
The organic diet effect on person perception 97
Trust in science and solution aversion: Attitudes toward adaptation measures predict flood risk perception 95
Many Labs 5: Testing Pre-Data-Collection Peer Review as an Intervention to Increase Replicability 93
Personality in a naturally occurring strong situation: Unique effects of HEXACO traits on COVID-19 mitigation 93
Predicting engaging in cosmetic surgery: A test of the role of doing and not doing cognitions 92
The near-miss effect in flood risk estimation: Integrating psychological variables into agent-based models 91
What is special about the self? A comparison between the Self-Referencing and the Positive-Referencing on evaluative learning. 88
An alternative look at Borderline Personality Disorder through Network Analysis 86
Rejection sensitivity and personality structure in adolescence. 82
Interazione Personalità-Situazione: verso una maggior comprensione delle reazioni emotivo-comportamentali in risposta a diverse situazioni in un campione di adolescenti 81
The near-miss effect in flood risk estimation: A survey-based approach to model private mitigation intentions into agent-based models 78
Emerging personality structure in adolescence: assessment and association with psychopathological functioning. 78
Validität impliziter Gewissenhaftigkeit: Untersuchungen auf Facettenebene 76
Implicit and explicit anger and Borderline Personality Disorder traits. 73
Rejection Sensitivity and Personality Structure in Adolescence. 72
Many Labs 5: Registered Replication Report of Payne, Burkley, & Stokes (2008), Study 4 72
The mediating role of emotion regulation strategies on the association between rejection sensitivity, aggression, withdrawal, and prosociality 68
Spreading the Self Referencing effect across objects via multiple intersecting regularities 66
When the brand refers to me, I prefer going green. 62
Reviewing the Self-Referencing. A meta-analysis 62
Transferring the Self-Referencing effect accross stimuli via Intersecting Regularities 57
Cross-modal emotion recognition and borderline personality traits 56
“Me” means more than “Good”: Stimuli’s self-relevance matters more than valence in shaping evaluative learning via the self. 53
Not all Borderline Personality Disorders are created equal: Social cognition and the moderating role of temperamental factors in emotion processing 52
Borderline Personality Disorder dimensions, temperament, and context in emotion processing 48
Totale 15.971
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Categoria #
all - tutte 51.264
article - articoli 0
book - libri 0
conference - conferenze 0
curatela - curatele 0
other - altro 0
patent - brevetti 0
selected - selezionate 0
volume - volumi 0
Totale 51.264
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Totale Lug Ago Sett Ott Nov Dic Gen Feb Mar Apr Mag Giu
2019/20201.903 0 0 0 0 284 274 350 174 261 199 221 140
2020/20213.071 171 141 308 305 253 234 243 314 262 267 173 400
2021/20221.676 168 196 189 182 106 132 74 137 94 78 104 216
2022/20232.476 286 643 240 201 195 347 29 100 192 85 87 71
2023/20241.778 62 76 124 146 254 360 246 67 164 79 50 150
2024/20251.405 209 438 210 233 315 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Totale 16.398