Sfoglia per Autore CALARESI, DANILO
Relationship between Eating Behaviors, Motivation and Peer Pressure
2019-01-01 Barberis, Nadia; Martino, Gabriella; Calaresi, Danilo; Costa, Sebastiano; Gugliandolo Maria, Cristina
Behavioural addictions and flow outcomes of the dual process of passion and needs
2019-01-01 Costa, Sebastiano; Barberis, Nadia; Calaresi, Danilo; Martino, Gabriella
Behavioural addictions and flow outcomes of the dual process of passion and needs
2019-01-01 Costa, S.; Barberis, N.; Calaresi, D.; Martino, G
Relationships among trait EI, need fulfilment, and performance strategies
2019-01-01 Barberis, N.; Calaresi, D.; Gugliandolo, M. C.
Development of the italian version of the test of object relations-short form
2020-01-01 Barberis, N.; Martino, G.; Calaresi, D.; Zvelc, G.
The relationship between Trait EI, body image concerns, Distress and quality of life in women with PCOS
2022-01-01 Barberis, Nadia; Calaresi, Danilo; Cella, Stefania
The Mediational Role of Autonomous and Controlled Motivation in the Relationship Between Perceptions of God, Self-Esteem, and Religious Practices
2022-01-01 Barberis, N.; Cannavo', M.; Calaresi, D.; Gugliandolo, M. C.
Reflective functioning and Alexithymia as mediators between attachment and psychopathology symptoms: cross-sectional evidence in a community sample
2022-01-01 Barberis, Nadia; Cannavo', Marco; Calaresi, Danilo; Verrastro, Valeria
Impatto della malattia e fattori di distress in soggetti con emicrania: Il ruolo della funzione riflessiva e delle esperienze traumatiche
2023-01-01 Barberis, Nadia; Saladino, Valeria; Verrastro, Valeria; Calaresi, Danilo; Cannavo', Marco
The Effectiveness of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Prolonged Grief Symptoms in Children and Adolescents: A Systematic Review
2023-01-01 Saladino, Valeria; Verrastro, Valeria; Calaresi, Danilo; Barberis, Nadia
MINDFULNESS AND EATING DISORDERS: THE MEDIATION ROLE OF DYSMORPHIC CONCERNS
2023-01-01 Barberis, Nadia; Calaresi, Danilo; Cannavo', Marco; Iona, Teresa
THE DARK TRIAD AND TRAIT EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AS PREDICTORS OF PROBLEMATIC SOCIAL MEDIA USE AND ENGAGEMENT: THE MEDIATING ROLE OF THE FEAR OF MISSING OUT
2023-01-01 Barberis, Nadia; Sanchez-Ruiz, Maria-Jose; Cannavo', Marco; Calaresi, Danilo; Verrastro, Valeria
Linking environmental pressures and trait emotional intelligence to eating symptomatology: the mediating role of unhealthy body self-perceptions
2023-01-01 Cannavo', Marco; Cella, Stefania; Calaresi, Danilo; Verrastro, Valeria; Barberis, Nadia
Trait emotional intelligence and quality of life in women with polycystic ovary syndrome: Dysmorphic concerns and general distress as mediators
2023-01-01 Barberis, Nadia; Calaresi, Danilo; Cannavo, Marco; Verrastro, Valeria
Psychology Applications & Developments IX Chapter 3: MINDFULNESS AND EATING DISORDERS: THE MEDIATION ROLE OF DYSMORPHIC CONCERNS
2024-01-01 Barberis, Nadia; Calaresi, Danilo; Cannavo', Marco; Iona, Teresa
Childhood Emotional Abuse, Neuroticism, Perfectionism, and Workaholism in an Italian Sample of Young Workers
2024-01-01 Verrastro, V; Cuzzocrea, F; Calaresi, D; Saladino, V
Emotional Intelligence and Social Media Use: Dissociative Experiences and Fear of Missing Out as Mediators
2024-01-01 Calaresi, D.; Cuzzocrea, F.; Saladino, V.; Liga, F.; Verrastro, V.
Childhood Emotional Abuse and Problematic Internet Use: Trait Mindfulness and Dissociative Experiences as Mediators
2024-01-01 Verrastro, V.; Saladino, V.; Calaresi, D.; Gullo, Janine; Cuzzocrea, F.
Emotional Intelligence and Social Media Use: Dissociative Experiences and Fear of Missing Out as Mediators
2024-01-01 Calaresi, D.; Cuzzocrea, F.; Saladino, V.; Liga, F.; Verrastro, V.
Childhood Emotional Abuse and Problematic Internet Use: Trait Mindfulness and Dissociative Experiences as Mediators
2024-01-01 Verrastro, V.; Saladino, V.; Calaresi, D.; Gullo, J.; Cuzzocrea, F.
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