Palliative Care in Parkinson’s Disease
The conference will be held on 25 and 26 November 2022 in Padua
New International Master's Degree on Neuroscience Data
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Application deadline early 2023
DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY
NEWS AND EVENTS
News
The human voice preactivates the neural circuits of face perception already at 4 months of life
This study published in «Scientific Reports» demonstrates the ability of 4-month-old infants to anticipate an event according to the sound heard. In particular, the authors showed that a voice is able to pre-activate the neural circuits involved in the visual perception of faces about a second befor
Research highlights
Olfactory meta-cognition in individuals with depressive and anxiety symptoms: the differential role of common and social odors
by Elisa Dal Bò, Claudio Gentili, Andrea Castellani, Carmen Tripodi, Florian Ph.S Fischmeister, Cinzia Cecchetto Although we are mostly unaware of it, the sense of smell highly influences everyday life, as it plays a major role in food selection, in detecting potential hazards and also in social int
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Being more educated and earning more increase romantic interest: Data from 1.8 M online daters from 24 nation
Title: Being more educated and earning more increase romantic interest: Data from 1.8 M online daters from 24 nation
Authors: Peter K. Jonason and Andrew G. Thomas
Description: In the largest, most cross-culturally diverse study on mate choice to date, this study examined patterns in how much interest
Seminars
PsychoClub Seminars
It is a pleasure to announce a new series of seminars promoted by the three Departments DPG, DPSS, and FISPPA.
There will be two seminars each month (first and last Wednesday of the month). We meet in room A, PSICO 3 building, via Venezia 14, hour: 4.30 PM.
Each meeting will have one of the following
Seminars
PercUP Seminars
The Perception group at the University of Padova (PercUP) organises regular seminars. The group brings together many researchers within the Department of General Psychology.
The meetings are usually the second Wednesday of the month, starting at 16:30. The language of the seminar is English, and spe
