Katia C. Vione

Lecturer in Psychology

University of Derby

United Kingdom

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Katia C. Vione is a Lecturer in Psychology at the University of Derby, UK. Her research focuses on topics including gender-based violence, social identity, and psychological factors affecting well-being and decision-making. Recent publications encompass a range of issues such as modern slavery representations, cognitive mediation beliefs, and online infidelity.

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Katia C. Vione

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Articles (18)

Gender-based violence against women: a scoping review

Violência contra a mulher baseada no gênero: uma revisão de escopo

Pathways to online infidelity: the roles of perceived online dating success, perceived availability of alternative partners, and mate value discrepancy

A Replication and Development of the Short Cognitive Mediation Beliefs Questionnaire (CMBQ-S)

Examining flight time, cognitive reflection, workload, stress and metacognition on decision making performance for pilots during flight simulation

Social Identity of Codas in Relation to Family Identity

‘One of the greatest injustices of our time’: The impact of social representations of modern slavery in the UK—A mixed methods approach

Dispositional greed and life satisfaction: the role of social comparison for well-being

Dispositional greed and life satisfaction: the role of social comparison for well-being

It is not what you think it is how you think: A critical thinking intervention enhances argumentation, analytic thinking and metacognitive sensitivity

It is not what you think it is how you think: a critical thinking intervention enhances argumentation, analytic thinking and metacognitive sensitivity

Mindfulness-Based Approaches for COVID-19 Mental Health in Working from Home

The Impact of Attitudes, Beliefs, and Cognitive Reflection on the Development of Critical Thinking Skills in Online Students

Psychological risk factors for depression in the UK general population: derailment, self-criticism and self-reassurance

Escala Clance do Fenômeno do Impostor: Adaptação Brasileira

Preconceitos que se Cruzam: A Relação entre o Racismo, Sexismo e Valores

Effect of Nature Walks on Depression and Anxiety: A Systematic Review

The Role of Future Time Perspective, Body Awareness, and Social Connectedness in the Relationship Between Self-efficacy and Resilience

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