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Adolescente ed ambiente. Il contributo della psicologia a supporto della scuola impegnata nell’educazione ambientale
No full textRappresentazioni delle relazioni familiari: un contributo metodologico tramite il test del disegno della famiglia.
No full textInvestigating the Automatic In-group Bias toward EU and its Role for the Development of a European Identity
No full textThe European Union (EU) is a relatively recent political institution which, in last years, is particularly crossed by centrifugal tensions, making difficult for European citizens to feel a full EU identity, and making their emergent attitudes and beliefs towards EU uncertain. In this vein, an important research issue may be the spontaneous evaluations of EU which, in line with the recent literature, may be considered as embryonic precursors of successive explicit/reflexive beliefs and attitudes.
The present study is aimed at investigating implicit attitudes towards EU administering an adaptation of the Implicit Association Test (EU-IAT) to a sample of 210 EU participants (147 males) aged average 38.7 (SD= 15.7), along with the PVQ-21, a scale designed to measure basic values. Results showed: 1) An adequate reliability for the EU-IAT; 2) A positive value for mean IAT scores which is significantly different from zero, indicating that participants associate more strongly EU with good attributes rather than with bad attributes (and Rest of the world with Bad attributes rather than with good attributes); and 3) A significant positive correlation of the EU-IAT with conservation values (in particular with conformity) and a significant negative correlation with openness to change values (in particular with self-direction) with a moderate/high effect size. These results provide first evidence for reliability and criterion validity of the EU-IAT, and suggest that EU citizens showed an automatic and emergent bias in favour of EU that is related to conservation values
La soddisfazione delle famiglie degli studenti delle scuole pugliesi. Una ricerca pilota
No full textOn the quantum spin glass transition on the Bethe lattice
No full textWe investigate the ground-state properties of a disorderd Ising model with uniform transverse field on the Bethe lattice, focusing on the quantum phase transition from a paramagnetic to a glassy phase that is induced by reducing the intensity of the transverse field. We use a combination of quantum Monte Carlo algorithms and exact diagonalization to compute Renyi entropies, quantum Fisher information, correlation functions and order parameter. We locate the transition by means of the peak of the Renyi entropy and we find agreement with the transition point estimated from the emergence of finite values of the Edwards-Anderson order parameter and from the peak of the correlation length. We interpret the results by means of a mean-field theory in which quantum fluctuations are treated as massive particles hopping on the interaction graph. We see that the particles are delocalized at the transition, a fact that points towards the existence of possibly another transition deep in the glassy phase where these particles localize, therefore leading to a many-body localized phase
Remy (G.). — Donsin. Les structures agraires d'un village Mossi de la région de Nobéré (Cercle de Manga). Recherches Voltaïques, 1972, N° 15
No full textVennetier Pierre. Remy (G.). — Donsin. Les structures agraires d'un village Mossi de la région de Nobéré (Cercle de Manga). Recherches Voltaïques, 1972, N° 15. In: Cahiers d'outre-mer. N° 104 - 26e année, Octobre-décembre 1973. pp. 437-438
Genetic complexity and gametocyte production of Plasmodium falciparum in Fulani and Mossi communities in Burkina Faso
No full textWe have examined Plasmodium falciparum gametocyte prevalence, density and their genetic complexity among children of 2 sympatric ethnic groups (Mossi and Fulani) in villages in Burkina Faso. The 2 groups are known to have distinct differences in their Susceptibility and immune responses to malaria. We used RT-PCR and sequence-specific probes to detect and type RNA of the gametocyte-specific protein Pfs48/45. There were no differences in detection rates of asexual forms and gametocytes among the 2 groups, using PCR and RT-l'CR, respectively. However, there were significant differences in densities of asexual forms and gametocytes, which were both higher among Mossi than Fulani. Both asexual forms and gametocyte densities were influenced by age and ethnicity. Multiple-clone infections with more than 1 gametocyte genotype were equally prevalent among Fulani and Mossi. These differences can most probably be attributed to genetic differences in malaria susceptibility in the 2 ethnic groups
Vantaggi e limiti delle tecniche proiettive in età evolutiva: il disegno della famiglia
No full textIl discorso sulla psicoterapia, tra dinamiche istituzionali, concezioni della mente, modelli di intervento, pratiche di ricerca
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