Sabrina Cipolletta | Composite | Best Researcher Award

Sabrina Cipolletta | Composite | Best Researcher Award

Prof.Sabrina Cipolletta , UNiversitΓ  di Padova , Italy.

Prof. Sabrina Cipolletta is a Full Professor of Social Psychology at the University of Padova, Italy. With a Ph.D. in Personality and Social Psychology , she has held multiple academic positions, including Associate Professor . She has contributed extensively to research in health psychology, psychotherapy, and social psychology. A practicing psychotherapist since , she has collaborated internationally, including at the University of Hertfordshire and RΔ«ga StradiΕ†Ε‘ University. Her work bridges psychology, health, and social dynamics, making significant contributions to academia and applied psychology. πŸŒπŸ“–

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Education & ExperienceΒ πŸŽ“πŸ“–

βœ…Β Ph.D. in Personality and Social Psychology – University of Padova (2003)
βœ…Β Postdoctoral Research Scholarship – University of Padova (2003)
βœ…Β Licensed Psychotherapist – Since 2002
βœ…Β Full Professor of Social Psychology – University of Padova (2024–Present)
βœ…Β Associate Professor of Social Psychology – University of Padova (2018-2024)
βœ…Β Assistant Professor of Social Psychology – University of Padova (2007-2017)
βœ…Β Adjunct & Contract Professor – Social Psychology, Health Psychology, and Prevention at multiple faculties (2006-2017)
βœ…Β International Research Collaborator – University of Hertfordshire (UK), RΔ«ga StradiΕ†Ε‘ University (Latvia) 🌍

Suitability Summary

Prof. Sabrina Cipolletta, Ph.D., a distinguished Full Professor of Social Psychology at the University of Padova, is an exceptional candidate for theΒ Best Researcher Award. With a prolific academic career spanning over two decades, she has significantly contributed to the fields ofΒ social psychology, health psychology, and personality development. Her research has played a crucial role in advancing our understanding of human behavior, psychological well-being, and the psychosocial aspects of health and illness.

Professional DevelopmentΒ πŸŒ±πŸ“š

Prof. Sabrina Cipolletta has actively engaged in international collaborations, research projects, and academic mobility programsΒ to advance social psychology and health research. She was aΒ visiting professorΒ at RΔ«ga StradiΕ†Ε‘ University in Latvia, sharing insights into health psychology and pedagogy. In the UK, she collaborated with leading researchers at the University of Hertfordshire on projects integratingΒ psychotherapy, social psychology, and cognitive sciences. Her extensive teaching portfolio spans psychology, medicine, and management, showcasing her multidisciplinary expertise. She continues toΒ mentor students, contribute to scientific literature, and explore the intersection of psychology and societal well-being.Β πŸŽ“πŸ”¬

 

Research FocusΒ πŸ”¬πŸ’‘

Prof. Sabrina CipollettaΒ  research spans social psychology, psychotherapy, and health psychology, focusing on howΒ individuals and groups interact within health and social contexts. She explores topics likeΒ health behaviors, psychological well-being, illness narratives, and the role of social support in therapy. Her work also delves intoΒ virtual environments in psychotherapy, patient-centered care, and mental health interventions. With a keen interest in howΒ social structures influence health decisions, she collaborates across disciplines, blending psychology, medicine, and sociology to improve patient care and societal well-being. Her contributions have shaped both academic knowledge and real-world applications.Β πŸ₯🧠

Publication Top Notes

πŸ“–Β We Are All in This Together: Narratives of a Blended Intervention to Support Well‐Being and Social Connectedness in International Students – Journal of Community & Applied Social Psychology,Β 2025Β πŸ“ŒΒ [DOI: 10.1002/casp.70059]

πŸ“–Β Identification, Similarity, and Understanding in Female Same-Sex Couples: A Dyadic Study – Journal of Constructivist Psychology,Β 2024Β πŸ“ŒΒ [DOI: 10.1080/10720537.2023.2267151]

πŸ“–Β Problematic Pornography Use, Mental Health, and Suicidality among Young Adults – International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,Β 2024Β πŸ“ŒΒ [DOI: 10.3390/ijerph21091228]