Publications by authors named "G D'Aurizio"

The microbiological monitoring of bivalve mollusk harvesting areas in the Marche region is based on the parameters of and spp. However, Regulation EU/2019/627 stated criteria based on only to determine the health status of these areas. Therefore, the reason for spp.

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Emotion reactivity refers to the activation, intensity and duration of emotional responses to internal or external stimuli. It can be differentiated from emotion regulation since the former is the very first response to an emotional trigger, and the latter can be defined as a tool for maintaining one's arousal in a window of tolerance. Since, to date, there are no Italian self-report measures able to evaluate individuals' emotional reactivity, this study aimed to contribute to the Italian validation of the Perth Emotional Reactivity Scale-Short Form (PERS-S).

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Background: The increase in average life expectancy necessitates the identification of possible mechanisms capable of promoting "active aging" to ensure adequate levels of global functioning. Numerous studies show that regular physical activity promotes, even in the elderly, a state of functional psychophysical well-being capable of slowing down age-related cognitive decline. This study aimed to clarify whether, and how, the intensity of physical activity can modulate cognitive and executive skills by influencing specific psychological variables.

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Background & Aim: Traumatic experiences (TEs) are a risk factor for behavioral and substance addictions (SBAs). However, the role of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and complex PTSD (cPTSD) deserves further elucidation. The present study assesses the association between different types of TEs on cannabis, alcohol, gambling, and problematic internet use in late adolescents.

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Introduction: Multiple sclerosis neuropsychological questionnaire (MSNQ) is a brief questionnaire useful for screening patient's and informant's self-perception of cognitive dysfunctions in daily life activities. Our study aims to evaluate the MSNQ validity in Huntington's disease (HD) mutation carriers and to correlate MSNQ scores with neurological, cognitive, and behavioral variables.

Methods: The study was conducted on a sample of 107 subjects from presymptomatic to the middle stage of HD recruited at LIRH Foundation and C.

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