Michele Roccato

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University of Turin

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Michele Roccato is a Full Professor at the University of Torino in Italy. His research areas include gender equality, institutional trust in healthcare systems, and the psychological effects of societal perceptions, as evidenced by his recent publications on COVID-19's impact and political behavior during crises. Additionally, he investigates the implications of perceived inequality in voting behaviors and the dynamics of populist sentiments.

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Nicoletta Cavazza

University of Modena and Reggio Emilia

ITALY

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CHIARA ROLLERO

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University of Turin

ITALY

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Maria Giuseppina PACILLI

University of Perugia

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Silvia Russo

University of Turin

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Federica Caffaro

Roma Tre University

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Do Emergencies Reward those in Favor of Gender Equality? The Role of Gender Essentialism on Household Workload and Happiness During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Personal experiences with the national healthcare system and institutional trust in times of COVID‐19

Does perceived inequality promote abstention and protest voting? A study of the 2022 Italian general election

Intention to Adopt Digital Games for Safety Training in Young Farm Operators: The Role of Ease of Use, Perceived Usefulness, and Game Design Characteristics

Populist votes, orientations, and the COVID‐19 pandemic in Italy: A latent growth study

Rally ‘round the flag effects are not for all: Trajectories of institutional trust among populist and non-populist voters

Desires of technocracy in pandemic times: A multilevel study

When a woman asks to be voted to a sexist constituency: was Giorgia Meloni’s gender an advantage, a disadvantage or an irrelevant factor in the 2022 Italian general election?

“You Look So Beautiful… But Why Are You So Distressed?”: The Negative Effects of Appearance Compliments on the Psychological Well-being of Individuals in the Workplace

Relative deprivation, national GDP and right‐wing populism: A multilevel, multinational study

Masculinity, Perceived Vulnerability to COVID-19, and Adoption of Protective Behaviors

Household crowding during the COVID-19 lockdown fosters anti-democracy even after 17 months: A 5-wave latent growth curve study

Left and right in the age of populism: has the populist zeitgeist permeated citizens’ representation of ideological labels?

Coping with the COVID‐19 pandemic through institutional trust: Rally effects, compensatory control, and emotions

The Lasting Effects of the COVID‐19 Pandemic on Support for Anti‐Democratic Political Systems: A Six‐Month Longitudinal Study

Household crowding can have political effects: An empirical study on support for anti-democratic political systems during the COVID-19 lockdown in Italy

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Nicoletta Cavazza

CHIARA ROLLERO

Maria Giuseppina PACILLI

Silvia Russo

Federica Caffaro

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