News – Space and Virtual Reality Lab

How Reasoning Style Influences the Attribution of Intentionality

Comparing Immersive and Non-Immersive VR: Effects on Spatial Learning and Aesthetic Experience in Museum Settings

Exploring Young Adults’ Commitment to Cultural Heritage: A Rasch Scale Validation Study

Malevolent Creativity and Cognitive Style: The Mind Behind Harmful Ideas

Dual Assessment of Developmental Topographical Disorientation: Comparing Self-Reported Measures with Actual Navigational Performance

The Dual Process model: the effect of cognitive load on the ascription of intentionality

May reducing driving-related phobia recover developmental topographical disorientation? A case report

On the Road Safety: Gender Differences in Risk-Taking Driving Behaviors Among Seniors Aged 65 and Older

Individual differences and counterfactual thinking

The Contribution of Internal and External Factors to Human Spatial Navigation

Betting on Your Feelings: The Interplay between Emotion and Cognition in Gambling Affective Task

The prevention of road accidents in non-expert drivers: Exploring the influence of Theory of Mind and driving style

The Role of Sounds and Music in Emotion and Cognition

Application of Virtual Reality in Spatial Memory

Use of default option nudge and individual differences in everyday life decisions.

Neural networks underlying visual illusions: Anactivation likelihood estimation meta-analysis

Environmental cognitive load and spatial anxiety: What matters in navigation?

Where Am I? Searching for the Tangle in the Developmental Topographical Disorientation

The Effect of Sadness on Visual Artistic Creativity in Non-Artists

The Contribution of Cognitive Factors to Compulsive Buying Behaviour: Insights from Shopping Habit Changes during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Divergent thinking in Italian elementary school children: the key role of probabilistic reasoning style

Where am I?” A snapshot of the developmental topographical disorientation among young Italian adults

Congenital lack and extraordinary ability in object and spatial imagery: An investigation on sub-types of aphantasia and hyperphantasia