Alison Jane Martingano

Assistant Professor

University of Wisconsin–Green Bay

United States

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Alison Jane Martingano is an Assistant Professor at the University of Wisconsin–Green Bay, USA. Her research focuses on social psychology, particularly in the contexts of empathy, eating behavior, and the impacts of technology on social interactions. Recent publications include studies on heritability attributions, intervention strategies for youth populations, and the effects of virtual reality on empathy and charitable giving.

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Sara Konrath

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Indiana State University

UNITED STATES

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University of Trento

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Parents see genes at play: Parenthood and heritability attributions about “lifestyle” diseases

Evaluating eating behavior traits of virtual targets: Attitudes and empathy

The Limited Benefits of Using Virtual Reality 360° Videos to Promote Empathy and Charitable Giving

Addressing challenges to carrying out intervention programs with youth populations: Successes and strategies

Demographic differences in presence across seven studies

Listening in to a Conversation Enhances Theory of Mind

Using Educational Videos and Perspective-Taking to Communicate Gene-By-Environment Interaction Concepts about Eating Behavior: Effects on Empathy and Weight Stigma

Empathy, narcissism, alexithymia, and social media use.

Cybersickness Variability by Race: Findings From 6 Studies and a Mini Meta-analysis

Helpful and Hurtful Empathy: How the Interplay of Empathy, Shame, and Anger Predicts Responses to Hypothetical Rape Disclosures

How cognitive and emotional empathy relate to rational thinking: empirical evidence and meta-analysis

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Sara Konrath

Emanuele Castano

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