Primo Lorenzi
University of Florence
9 Papers
12 Citations
Primo Lorenzi is an academic researcher from University of Florence. The author has contributed to research in topics: Medicine & Psychopathology. The author has an hindex of 4, co-authored 6 publications.
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Papers
Evaluation of Social Support, Quality of Life, and Body Image in Women with Breast Cancer
Roberta Spatuzzi,Anna Vespa,Primo Lorenzi,G. Miccinesi,Marcello Ricciuti,Wanda Cifarelli,Marina Susi,Tommaso Fabrizio,Maria Gabriella Ferrari,Marica Ottaviani,Maria Velia Giulietti,Fabiana Merico,Michele Aieta +12 more
TL;DR: It is suggested that a positive perception of a supportive social network can help women with breast reconstruction to better cope with the psychological effects of surgery on their body image.
The mediating effect of trauma and stressor related symptoms and ruminations on the relationship between autistic traits and mood spectrum
Liliana Dell'Osso,Barbara Carpita,Ivan Mirko Cremone,Dario Muti,Elisa Diadema,Filippo Maria Barberi,Gabriele Massimetti,Natascia Brondino,Beatrice Petrosino,Pierluigi Politi,Eugenio Aguglia,Primo Lorenzi,Claudia Carmassi,Camilla Gesi +13 more
TL;DR: Results showed a significant relationship between AT and mood spectrum, which is partially mediated by ruminations and trauma/stressor-related symptomatology.
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Post Traumatic Growth (PTG) in the Frame of Traumatic Experiences
TL;DR: In this paper , the role of vulnerability and environmental factors in the balance between positive and negative outcomes after life events is discussed, particularly in light of a neurodevelopmental approach to psychopathology.
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Life crisis and the body within.
TL;DR: The authors take into account body involvement during the existential critical periods, which refers to some clinical conditions as ‘abnormal somatic styles of existence’, hypochondriasis and dysmorphophobia, and the anorexic states.
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False Proximate Awareness: an experience at the border of psychopathology
TL;DR: In this article, the authors take into consideration a particular psychological experience known as Experience of Presence (Anwesenheit, for the authors of German language, or False Proximate Awareness (FPA), for the English language).
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