Evelyn De Simone
Biographic Data
| ID | 3935703 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Evelyn De Simone |
| GIVEN NAMES | Evelyn |
| FAMILY NAME | De Simone |
| SIGNATURE | DE SIMONE E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Salento |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9367-7365 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Heuristic or analytical pathway? A multimodal analysis of communicative features in Southern Italian Renewable Energy Communities (RECs)
Introduction Renewable Energy Communities (RECs) represent a multifaceted phenomenon at the intersection of technical, social, and economic dimensions. Despite their potential to foster sustainable transitions, RECs remain relatively unfamiliar and abstract to the broader public. Methods This study addresses this gap by examining how persuasive communication strategies are employed in public informative videos aimed at raising awareness and encou…
Psychological and social factors driving citizen involvement in renewable energy communities: A systematic review
The communicative processes in the renewable energy communities (REC): A systematic review
Renewable Energy Communities (RECs) represent an important resource for promoting the energy transition through participative forms of governance. Focusing on communicative processes is crucial for the success of RECs, since effective communication can promote citizens’ engagement and participation in these projects. This systematic review aims to investigate communication within the RECs, exploring the main communicative strategies and channels,…
The phenomenology of objectifying patterns in interpersonal relationships: A qualitative analysis of women’s experiences
Sexual objectification, a prevalent form of gender microaggression, has been primarily studied in public and media contexts, with limited attention to interpersonal relationships. This study examines how objectifying patterns manifest within close relationships and their cumulative psychological effects on women. We conducted a qualitative phenomenological analysis of 186 Italian women’s experiences describing personal experiences of sexual objec…
Third‐Party Intervention to Address Gender Microaggressions Among College Students: The Role of System Justification Beliefs and Contact With Counter‐Stereotypical Women
Third‐party intervention against gender‐based microaggressions in the university context helps mitigate harmful effects of these experiences and creates a more supportive environment. The present study aimed to contribute to this line of research by investigating the extent to which system justification ideologies—that is, hostile and benevolent sexism and Social Dominance Orientation (SDO)—and contact with counter‐stereotypical women are related…
Multiculturalism in dominant ethnic populations: A transnational profile analysis
Following a person-centered approach, the present study investigates support for multiculturalism of dominant ethnic members. Using Latent Profile Analysis, the current investigation aimed to identify subgroups of dominant ethnic participants and examine potential difference in their endorsement of multiculturalism towards subaltern ethnic groups. Based on the existing literature, subgroups of dominant members were identified along with the combi…
A higher-order model of community resilience potential: Development and assessment through confirmatory composite analysis based on partial least squares
The topic of community resilience attracts as much academic research as it does social media. Understanding the drivers of change and community adaptation in the face of critical events is a key clue to governance actions and local measures. However, both academia and the media often provide partial definitions of community resilience. Beginning with an integration of theory-driven and data-driven knowledge, the study aims to uncover and operatio…
The interplay of community resilience potential, trust in the future and social well‐being
Community resilience (CR) has been mainly investigated as the ability of the community to respond to far‐reaching circumstances. Relatively less attention has been given to the understanding of CR as the ability of the community to deal with everyday problems, that is, community resilience potential (CRP). Using partial least squares path modelling, this study aims to elucidate how communities deal with issues that trouble their everyday function…
Community resilience and continuous challenges: A qualitative analysis of the functioning of communities in the aftermath of persistent and ordinary stressors
The study aimed at investigating the functioning of communities in the aftermath of continuous challenges and identifying standards for describing resilient paths based on the perspective of community members. A qualitative investigation was carried out in 11 territorial communities of Salento, in southern Italy. Fifty‐two key informants were interviewed and interview transcripts were submitted to thematic content analysis through Atlas.Ti. Overa…
Community resilience and continuous challenges: A qualitative analysis of the functioning of communities in the aftermath of persistent and ordinary stressors
The study aimed at investigating the functioning of communities in the aftermath of continuous challenges and identifying standards for describing resilient paths based on the perspective of community members. A qualitative investigation was carried out in 11 territorial communities of Salento, in southern Italy. Fifty‐two key informants were interviewed and interview transcripts were submitted to thematic content analysis through Atlas.Ti. Overa…
A higher-order model of community resilience potential: Development and assessment through confirmatory composite analysis based on partial least squares
The topic of community resilience attracts as much academic research as it does social media. Understanding the drivers of change and community adaptation in the face of critical events is a key clue to governance actions and local measures. However, both academia and the media often provide partial definitions of community resilience. Beginning with an integration of theory-driven and data-driven knowledge, the study aims to uncover and operatio…
The interplay of community resilience potential, trust in the future and social well‐being
Community resilience (CR) has been mainly investigated as the ability of the community to respond to far‐reaching circumstances. Relatively less attention has been given to the understanding of CR as the ability of the community to deal with everyday problems, that is, community resilience potential (CRP). Using partial least squares path modelling, this study aims to elucidate how communities deal with issues that trouble their everyday function…
Community resilience and continuous challenges: A qualitative analysis of the functioning of communities in the aftermath of persistent and ordinary stressors
The study aimed at investigating the functioning of communities in the aftermath of continuous challenges and identifying standards for describing resilient paths based on the perspective of community members. A qualitative investigation was carried out in 11 territorial communities of Salento, in southern Italy. Fifty‐two key informants were interviewed and interview transcripts were submitted to thematic content analysis through Atlas.Ti. Overa…
Multiculturalism in dominant ethnic populations: A transnational profile analysis
Following a person-centered approach, the present study investigates support for multiculturalism of dominant ethnic members. Using Latent Profile Analysis, the current investigation aimed to identify subgroups of dominant ethnic participants and examine potential difference in their endorsement of multiculturalism towards subaltern ethnic groups. Based on the existing literature, subgroups of dominant members were identified along with the combi…
Heuristic or analytical pathway? A multimodal analysis of communicative features in Southern Italian Renewable Energy Communities (RECs)
Introduction Renewable Energy Communities (RECs) represent a multifaceted phenomenon at the intersection of technical, social, and economic dimensions. Despite their potential to foster sustainable transitions, RECs remain relatively unfamiliar and abstract to the broader public. Methods This study addresses this gap by examining how persuasive communication strategies are employed in public informative videos aimed at raising awareness and encou…
Psychological and social factors driving citizen involvement in renewable energy communities: A systematic review
The communicative processes in the renewable energy communities (REC): A systematic review
Renewable Energy Communities (RECs) represent an important resource for promoting the energy transition through participative forms of governance. Focusing on communicative processes is crucial for the success of RECs, since effective communication can promote citizens’ engagement and participation in these projects. This systematic review aims to investigate communication within the RECs, exploring the main communicative strategies and channels,…
The phenomenology of objectifying patterns in interpersonal relationships: A qualitative analysis of women’s experiences
Sexual objectification, a prevalent form of gender microaggression, has been primarily studied in public and media contexts, with limited attention to interpersonal relationships. This study examines how objectifying patterns manifest within close relationships and their cumulative psychological effects on women. We conducted a qualitative phenomenological analysis of 186 Italian women’s experiences describing personal experiences of sexual objec…
Third‐Party Intervention to Address Gender Microaggressions Among College Students: The Role of System Justification Beliefs and Contact With Counter‐Stereotypical Women
Third‐party intervention against gender‐based microaggressions in the university context helps mitigate harmful effects of these experiences and creates a more supportive environment. The present study aimed to contribute to this line of research by investigating the extent to which system justification ideologies—that is, hostile and benevolent sexism and Social Dominance Orientation (SDO)—and contact with counter‐stereotypical women are related…
Psychology (5 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Community Health and Development (3 works) · Community resilience (3 works) · Disaster Management and Resilience (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Social science (3 works) · Clinical Psychology (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works)