MATTAVELLI, SIMONE
 Distribuzione geografica
Continente #
NA - Nord America 4.833
AS - Asia 4.213
EU - Europa 3.055
SA - Sud America 450
AF - Africa 71
OC - Oceania 40
Continente sconosciuto - Info sul continente non disponibili 3
Totale 12.665
Nazione #
US - Stati Uniti d'America 4.588
SG - Singapore 1.166
IT - Italia 1.062
VN - Vietnam 1.026
CN - Cina 763
HK - Hong Kong 588
RU - Federazione Russa 399
DE - Germania 365
BR - Brasile 339
SE - Svezia 296
CA - Canada 191
IE - Irlanda 178
FR - Francia 168
GB - Regno Unito 143
DK - Danimarca 115
KR - Corea 108
IN - India 95
BD - Bangladesh 80
ID - Indonesia 65
AR - Argentina 49
TR - Turchia 49
NL - Olanda 48
FI - Finlandia 43
UA - Ucraina 42
JP - Giappone 40
AU - Australia 39
MX - Messico 38
AT - Austria 34
IQ - Iraq 34
PH - Filippine 32
ES - Italia 29
PL - Polonia 28
MY - Malesia 22
SA - Arabia Saudita 22
BE - Belgio 21
ZA - Sudafrica 21
PK - Pakistan 17
TW - Taiwan 17
IL - Israele 15
EC - Ecuador 14
UZ - Uzbekistan 14
CH - Svizzera 13
CO - Colombia 13
VE - Venezuela 13
LT - Lituania 12
CZ - Repubblica Ceca 11
MA - Marocco 8
DZ - Algeria 7
EE - Estonia 7
EG - Egitto 7
JO - Giordania 7
NP - Nepal 7
TN - Tunisia 7
AE - Emirati Arabi Uniti 6
CL - Cile 6
PY - Paraguay 6
TH - Thailandia 6
AZ - Azerbaigian 5
BG - Bulgaria 5
GR - Grecia 5
HU - Ungheria 5
KE - Kenya 5
RO - Romania 5
ET - Etiopia 4
LB - Libano 4
NO - Norvegia 4
PE - Perù 4
PT - Portogallo 4
AO - Angola 3
BO - Bolivia 3
KG - Kirghizistan 3
KZ - Kazakistan 3
LK - Sri Lanka 3
MD - Moldavia 3
PA - Panama 3
RS - Serbia 3
UY - Uruguay 3
AL - Albania 2
CY - Cipro 2
DO - Repubblica Dominicana 2
EU - Europa 2
HN - Honduras 2
IR - Iran 2
JM - Giamaica 2
LY - Libia 2
NG - Nigeria 2
NI - Nicaragua 2
OM - Oman 2
SN - Senegal 2
TT - Trinidad e Tobago 2
A1 - Anonimo 1
BA - Bosnia-Erzegovina 1
BY - Bielorussia 1
CR - Costa Rica 1
CV - Capo Verde 1
GE - Georgia 1
KH - Cambogia 1
KW - Kuwait 1
LU - Lussemburgo 1
MK - Macedonia 1
Totale 12.652
Città #
Singapore 725
Ann Arbor 692
Ashburn 576
Hong Kong 563
San Jose 395
Milan 378
Ho Chi Minh City 277
Hanoi 223
Frankfurt am Main 218
Chandler 183
Santa Clara 181
Wilmington 181
Dublin 171
Fairfield 171
Toronto 144
Houston 135
Hefei 129
Dallas 116
New York 114
Rome 102
Beijing 99
Woodbridge 88
Los Angeles 86
Chicago 83
Seattle 83
Seoul 83
The Dalles 71
Council Bluffs 68
Princeton 65
Moscow 54
Cambridge 53
Shanghai 51
Dong Ket 50
Lauterbourg 48
Boardman 44
Jakarta 44
Dearborn 37
Da Nang 36
Turin 34
Haiphong 32
Buffalo 29
São Paulo 29
Vienna 28
Jacksonville 26
Tokyo 26
Guangzhou 25
Munich 25
Biên Hòa 24
Ha Long 23
Amsterdam 21
Chennai 21
Helsinki 21
San Diego 21
Florence 20
Hải Dương 20
Lawrence 19
Nanjing 19
Orem 19
Bắc Giang 18
Strasbourg 18
Baghdad 17
Montreal 17
Vũng Tàu 17
Warsaw 17
Ankara 16
Atlanta 16
Columbus 16
Ninh Bình 16
Phoenix 16
Altamura 15
Brussels 15
Can Tho 15
London 15
Thái Nguyên 15
Istanbul 14
Quận Bình Thạnh 14
Bắc Ninh 13
Rio de Janeiro 13
Seongbuk-gu 13
Boston 12
Crawfordsville 12
Kunming 12
Lappeenranta 12
Zurich 12
Brisbane 11
Brooklyn 11
Denver 11
Düsseldorf 11
Pune 11
Tashkent 11
Basingstoke 10
Bologna 10
Hebei 10
Jinan 10
Riyadh 10
Sydney 10
Andover 9
Kent 9
Miami 9
Monza 9
Totale 7.847
Nome #
True and moral by repetition: Unveiling the impact of exposure on positive stereotypes perception 809
The Self-Referencing task: Theoretical overview and empirical evidence 729
Attitude formation and change via intersecting regularities: Peculiarities, boundaries, and practical applications of the Self-Referencing task. 443
Face–context integration and trustworthiness evaluation 407
How different incentives reduce scientific misinformation online 396
How Can Implicit and Explicit Attitudes Both Be Changed? Testing Two Interventions to Promote Consumption of Green Vegetables 369
People underestimate the influence of repetition on truth judgments (and more so for themselves than for others) 351
Changing attitudes towards healthy food via self-association or nutritional information: What works best? 345
Not all positive categories are alike: Exploring the superiority of the self as a positive source for associative attitude change via intersecting regularities 335
Diverting the mind from the Self-Referencing effect. Which interference leads to implicit-explicit attitude dissociation? 334
Faces and sounds becoming one: Cross-modal integration of facial and auditory cues in judging trustworthiness 332
Liking as far as you like yourself: Exploring the Self-Referencing effect across multiple intersecting regularities and its relationship with self-esteem 299
Narcissistic traits and explicit self-esteem: The moderating role of implicit self-view 295
Repeating Statements Increases Source Credibility 286
Increasing implicit and explicit attitudes toward an organic food brand by referencing to oneself 272
Multimodal Cues to Change Your Mind: The Intertwining of Faces, Voices, and Behaviors in Impression Updating 251
Examining the impact of distance as a contextual cue in evaluative conditioning 235
Self-Relevance is More Central than Valence in Evaluative Learning 230
Exploring consumer biased evaluations: Halos effects of local food and of related attributes 223
Cross-modal impression updating: Impression updating from faces to voices and the other way around 222
Dissociations between Learning Phenomena do Not Necessitate Multiple Learning Processes: Mere Instructions about Upcoming Stimulus Presentations Differentially Influence Liking and Expectancy 220
The Shared Features Principle: If Two Objects Share a Feature, People Assume Those Objects Also Share Other Features 211
Cross-modal impression updating: Dynamic impression updating from face to voice and the other way around 211
Not Just About Faces in Context: Face–Context Relation Moderates the Impact of Contextual Threat on Facial Trustworthiness 211
“Me” means more than “Good”: Stimuli’s self-relevance matters more than valence in shaping evaluative learning via the self. 204
The “Happy Face Killer” in the eyes of the beholder: Relational encoding of facial emotions in context influences trustworthiness attributions 195
The Influence of Extinction and Counterconditioning Procedures on Operant Evaluative Conditioning and Intersecting Regularity Effects 194
Humanity at first sight: Exploring the relationship between others' pupil size and ascriptions of humanity 194
It is written in the eyes: Inferences from pupil size and gaze orientation shape interpersonal liking 193
True and moral by repetition: Unveiling the impact of exposure on positive stereotypes perception 191
Multi-modal cues to change your mind: Exploring the intertwining of faces, voices and behaviors in impression updating 188
When faces and voices come together: Face width-to-height ratio and voice pitch contribute independently to social perception 184
Facial appearance affects science perception 173
Relational encoding moderates the impact of contextual threat on facial trustworthiness 173
Untrusted under threat: on the superior bond between trustworthiness and threat in face-context integration 172
Cross-modal impression updating: Dynamic impression updating from face to voice and the other way around. 172
It is written in the eyes: Inferences from pupil size and gaze orientation shape interpersonal liking 165
What is special about the self? A comparison between the Self-Referencing and the Positive-Referencing on evaluative learning. 159
Truth by Repetition… Without Repetition: Testing the Effect of Instructed Repetition on Truth Judgments 157
On the inferences we make about faces in contexts: Face-context integration is moderated by relational encoding 151
Using the self-referencing task to produce durable change on food evaluations measured via the iat 148
How do online users respond to crowdsourced fact-checking? 144
Face–context integration and trustworthiness evaluation 143
Reviewing the Self-Referencing. A meta-analysis 138
Cross-modal Impression Updating with Vocal and Facial Cues 138
When the brand refers to me, I prefer going green. 135
Would you buy vegan meatballs? The policy issues around vegan and meat-sounding labelling of plant-based meat alternatives 130
Dissociations between learning phenomena do not necessitate multiple learning processes 129
Spreading the Self Referencing effect across objects via multiple intersecting regularities 126
Transferring the Self Referencing effect across stimuli via multiple intersecting regularities. 118
It is written in the eyes: Inferences from pupil size and gaze orientation shape interpersonal liking 118
Transferring the Self-Referencing effect accross stimuli via Intersecting Regularities 111
Liking your eyes: pupil size and gaze orientation shape person impressions 108
Playing sports to shape attention: enhanced feature-based selective attention in invasion sports players 102
Lateral reading and monetary incentives to spot disinformation about science. 96
Why does the IAT reveal a preference for stimuli said to be paired with an unpleasant sound? Stalking the unexpected 93
When novel and familiar look alike: Testing the impact of comparison focus on familiarity and behavioural intentions towards ethnic food 87
“If Immoral Then Unable”: Asymmetric Generalizations in Social Judgment 73
Impression Updating with Multimodal Cues: Dynamics of Face, Voice, and Behavior Integration 41
What Causes What: Causal Directionality Moderates Evaluative Conditioning Effects 23
“Questioning” the truth effect: Processing information in interrogative form reduces (but does not cancel) repetition-induced truth 15
Totale 13.097
Categoria #
all - tutte 39.917
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 39.917


Totale Lug Ago Sett Ott Nov Dic Gen Feb Mar Apr Mag Giu
2021/2022619 67 63 58 59 51 48 31 52 41 53 26 70
2022/2023964 96 258 99 61 85 140 11 68 79 25 26 16
2023/2024851 32 39 66 81 107 198 110 42 65 18 18 75
2024/20252.580 105 221 148 135 182 152 71 115 419 426 247 359
2025/20265.876 934 577 364 553 468 307 868 234 370 434 318 449
Totale 13.097