"We see the world not as it is, but as we are." (Edmund Husserl). The phenomenal world does not correspond to the physical world but results from a series of physical, physiological, and psychological mediations. The relationship between the phenomenal and physical world has always fascinated me and
My university and academic journey began and developed at the Department of General Psychology, where I arrived in 2013 as an undergraduate student and then continued step by step as a master's student, post-graduate intern, research fellow, PhD student and post-doc researcher. At the DPG I
I am a passionate psychologist and researcher, primarily focused on individual differences. My research career began with a project in collaboration with a start-up, which sparked my interest in soft skills, their measurement, and development, especially in secondary school students. The innovation,
Making timely moral decisions can be crucial. Just think of physicians and health care professionals, who are often called upon to make quick decisions about the lives of their patients. Nevertheless, experimental studies that have investigated the effects of time pressure on moral decisions (i.e.,
I have always been fascinated by the study of other living organisms, their evolution and their incredibly abilities of adaptation.In fact, my research interest focuses precisely on the study of living organisms that are both different from us and other animals, which have followed different
