Press Coverage, Public Scholarship & Editorials
Selected press coverage, public-interest summaries of studies conducted at LAPEDI, open science preregistrations, and editorial essays on academic publishing and psychological science.
Co-authored with E. Do Bú. An examination of who peer review currently serves, how commercial publishing oligopolies shifted administrative and intellectual labor onto unpaid faculty, and how managerial metrics reshape university life.
Retrospective ecological study conducted with collaborators from UNIOESTE, UTFPR, UFSC, and Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health examining drinking water quality and cancer mortality following the Mariana dam collapse.
Nationwide findings published in the Journal of Adolescence demonstrate how unsafe school climates and transphobic peer victimization drive chronic absenteeism and school transfer intentions among Brazilian gender-diverse adolescents.
International medical press coverage in Medscape highlighting our analyses from the Stigma Index Brazil 2.0 on predictors of depression, anxiety, and overall psychological distress among people living with HIV/AIDS.
Multi-national investigation examining the robust association between nature connectedness and psychological well-being across diverse ecological and cultural settings.
Collaborative international project investigating how cultural norms shape the perception and regulation of moral experiences in daily life.
Examining how individual differences—particularly neuroticism—moderate the relationship between technological stress and perceived workload.
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