MARCO BRAMBILLA

Full Professor of Social Psychology

University of Milano-Bicocca

Italy

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Marco Brambilla is a Full Professor of Social Psychology at the University of Milano-Bicocca in Italy. His research areas encompass stereotypes, impression formation, and the psychological functions of nostalgia, as highlighted in his recent publications. He explores themes such as source credibility, gender stereotypes, and the impact of multimodal cues in social perception.

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Dimensions of Stereotypes About Groups

Repeating Statements Increases Source Credibility

Face–context integration and trustworthiness evaluation

Acknowledging that Men are Moral and Harmed by Gender Stereotypes Increases Men’s Willingness to Engage in Collective Action on Behalf of Women

True and Moral by Repetition: Unveiling the Impact of Exposure on Positive Stereotypes Perception

Pancultural nostalgia in action: Prevalence, triggers, and psychological functions of nostalgia across cultures.

At the core of impression formation: Asymmetries in trait-behavior relations,AL CUORE DELLA FORMAZIONE DI IMPRESSIONI: ASIMMETRIE NELLE RELAZIONI TRATTO-COMPORTAMENTO

Continuity and change

Multimodal Cues to Change Your Mind: The Intertwining of Faces, Voices, and Behaviors in Impression Updating

All that meets the eye: The contribution of reward processing and pupil mimicry on pupillary reactions to facial trustworthiness

When faces and voices come together: Face width‐to‐height ratio and voice pitch contribute independently to social perception

Active and Passive Facilitation Tendencies at Work Towards Sexy and Professional Women: The Role of Stereotypes and Emotions

Author Correction: Warmth and competence perceptions of key protagonists are associated with containment measures during the COVID-19 pandemic: Evidence from 35 countries (Scientific Reports, (2022), 12, 1, (21277), 10.1038/s41598-022-25228-9)

Humanity at first sight: Exploring the relationship between others' pupil size and ascriptions of humanity

Not Just About Faces in Context: Face–Context Relation Moderates the Impact of Contextual Threat on Facial Trustworthiness

The “Happy Face Killer” in the eyes of the beholder: Relational encoding of facial emotions in context influences trustworthiness attributions

On the influence of implicit race attitudes on explicit trustworthiness judgments: An investigation of the perceivers and targets' race and gender intersection

Heroes or traitors? Perception of whistleblowers depends on the self-relevance of the group being reported

Fragile Heterosexuality: A Cross-cultural Study Between Germany and Italy

Untrusted under threat: on the superior bond between trustworthiness and threat in face-context integration

Collaborators (18)

Fabio Fasoli

Vincent Yzerbyt

Nina Hansen

Alexandra Vázquez

Georgios Abakoumkin

Maria Giuseppina PACILLI

Matteo Motterlini

Matteo Masi

Marco Biella

Stefano Pagliaro

Friedrich M. Götz

Axel Burger

Erdem Ozan Meral

Claudia Giovanna Daniela BIANCHI

Erica Hepper

LUCIA LOPEZ RODRIGUEZ

Alessia Valmori

Annika Svedholm-Häkkinen

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