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ELSA ADDESSI

Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche

Istituto di Scienze e Tecnologie della Cognizione (ISTC-CNR)

Via Ulisse Aldrovandi, 16/b, 00197 Rome, Italy

Tel: +39-06-3221437 Fax: +39-06-3217090

E-mail: [email protected], [email protected]

Webpage: http://www.istc.cnr.it/it/people/elsa-addessi

ACADEMIC POSITIONS___________________________________________________________________

2019-on Senior research scientist, ISTC-CNR

2009-2019 Research scientist (permanent position), ISTC-CNR

2016 Visiting scientist (CNR “Short-Term Mobility” grant), Appalachian State University (USA)

2008 Visiting scientist (CNR “Short-Term Mobility” grant), University of Georgia (USA)

2007 Visiting scientist. Field station “Ethocebus”, Piauí (Brazil)

2005/08 Research scientist (temporary position), ISTC-CNR

2005 Post-doctoral research fellow, ISTC-CNR

2005 Visiting scientist. University of Zürich (Switzerland)

2004/05 Post-doctoral research fellow (L’Oréal Italia For Women in Science), ISTC-CNR

2004 Post-doctoral research fellow (SNF/CNR International Exchange Program), University of

Zürich (Switzerland)

2004 Post-doctoral research fellow (NATO-CNR Advanced), The Pennsylvania State University

2003 Visiting scientist. The Pennsylvania State University (USA)

2003/04 Post-doctoral research fellow (Borsa CNR Italia), ISTC-CNR

2001/02 Visiting student. MPI for Evolutionary Anthropology, Leipzig (Germany)

EDUCATION____________________ _______________________________________________

2003 Ph.D., Animal Biology, Sapienza University, Rome

Thesis: “The role of social influences on food neophobia in capuchin monkeys (Cebus apella)

and chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes)”

1999/00 Internship, ISTC-CNR

1999 Master degree (Laurea), Biology, 110/110 cum laude. University “Tor Vergata”, Rome.

Thesis: “Social context and behavioural responses towards non-palatable food in capuchin

monkeys (Cebus apella)”


FUNDING ____________________ _______________________________________________

2019 Understanding how complementary feeding method longitudinally affects developmental

outcomes in young children, MIUR (Italian Ministry for University and Scientific Research) -

- PRIN (Progetti di Rilevante Interesse Nazionale) (PI, Co- Investigator: F. Bellagamba)

2019 Testing the cognitive components of primate cooperation, Leakey Foundation General Grant

(Co-Investigator; PI: G. Schino)

2018 Development of an ecologically valid non-human primate model of gambling, Alberta

Gambling Research Institute, AGRI Major Grant Proposal (Co-PI; PI: Jean-Baptiste Leca,

Co-PI: Dr. Robert Williams)

2014 The emotional basis of primate reciprocity, Leakey Foundation General Grant (Co-

Investigator; PI: G. Schino)

2014 Relazione tra capacità di inibizione e propensione al rischio in bambini di età prescolare,

Progetto di Ricerca di Università, Sapienza University, Rome (Collaborator; PI: F.

Bellagamba)

2010 La capacità di attendere per ottenere una ricompensa alimentare in bambini dai 2 ai 4 anni,

Progetto di Ateneo Federato, Sapienza University, Rome (Collaborator; PI: F. Bellagamba)

2009 Intertemporal choices for primary and secondary rewards: how capuchin monkeys and

humans discount time with food and tokens, American Society of Primatologists General

Small Grant (PI; Co-Investigator: F. Paglieri)

2009 L’impazienza vien mangiando? Scelta intertemporale, tipo di rinforzo e tempi di consumo:

primati umani e non umani a confronto, ISTC-CNR Grant (PIs: F. Paglieri, E. Addessi)

2007 Etologia dell’altro mondo: a scuola dai cebi del Sud America, MIUR (Italian Ministry for

University and Scientific Research) (PI)

2007 Gestione di una colonia di primati non umani in cattività, CNR-RSTL (Ricerca Spontanea a Tema

Libero) (PI: E. Visalberghi)

2006 Humans-The Analogy-Making Species (ANALOGY), VI Framework Programme, NEST Pathfinder

initiative “What it means to be human”, Contract n° 29088 (Collaborator; PI: B. Kokinov)

2005 Stages in the Evolution and Development of Sign Use (SEDSU), VI Framework Programme, NEST

Pathfinder initiative “What it means to be human”, Contract n° 12984 (Collaborator; PI: J. Davidoff)

2005 Ricerca ed Etica: Osservare Capire Rispettare”, MIUR (Italian Ministry for University and Scientific

Research) (Collaborator; PI: E. Visalberghi)

TRAVEL GRANTS AND FELLOWSHIPS

2006 Travel grant from the Associazione Primatologica Italiana (API) to attend the XXI International

Primatological Society Conference, Entebbe (Uganda)

2005 EC travel grant (Integrated Project Robot-Cub) to attend the Conference “The Origin of Man, Language

and Languages (OMLL)”, ESF Eurocores Programme, Ferrara (Italy)

2003 Post-doctoral fellowship (Borsa CNR Estero). Declined

2003 SNF/CNR International Exchange Program grant. Declined

2003 SSIB (Society for the Study of Ingestive Behavior) New Investigator Award

2000 EC travel grant to attend the Meeting of the Primate Society of Great Britain, London

1999 CNR Ph.D. fellowship

1999 Post-graduate fellowship, Istituto Superiore di Sanità, Rome. Declined


PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

2019-2020 Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London, Guest Editor, Theme Issue “Existence

and prevalence of economic behaviours among non-human primates” (with S. Bourgeois-Gironde, T. Boraud) 2018-on International Journal of Primatology, Editorial Board

2017 Scientific Committee XXIII Meeting of the Italian Primatological Association (API), Rome

2015-2016 External Reviewer for the Board of Governors Research Chair (BoGRC) competition, University of

Lethbridge (Canada)

2015 Scientific Committee VI Meeting of the European Federation of Primatology, Rome

2015-on Frontiers in Comparative Psychology, Associate Editor

2015-on Cognitive Processing, Associate Editor

2014-2018 ISTC-CNR Ethics Committee

2011-on PLoS ONE, Academic Editor

2013-2016 ASAB Ethics Committee

2010- 2015 Frontiers in Comparative Psychology, Review Editor

2012-2014 Journal of Primatology, Academic Editor

2010- 2013 ISRN Zoology, Editorial Board

2009-11 Primates, Advisory Board

2007-2011 Italian Primatological Association (API), Board

ADHOC GRANT REVIEWER:

Agence Nationale de la Recherche

Leakey Foundation

Vienna Science and Technology Fund (WWTF) - Cognitive Sciences

Italian Ministry for University and Scientific Research

AD-HOC JOURNAL REVIEWER: Advances in Cognitive Psychology, Animal Behaviour, Animal Behavior and

Cognition, Animal Cognition, American Journal of Primatology, Appetite, Behaviour, Behavioural Processes,

Biology Letters, BMC Biology, Cognitive Development, Cognitive, Affective & Behavioral Neuroscience,

Cognition, Developmental Psychobiology, Developmental Science, Ethology, Ecology & Evolution,

International Journal of Primatology, Journal of Experimental Psychology: Animal Behavior Processes,

Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, Learning and Motivation, Neuroscience & Biobehavioral

Reviews, PeerJ, Physiology & Behavior, PLoSONE, Primates, Proceedings of the Royal Society B,

Biological Sciences, Psychological Science; Science Advances, Scientific Reports, Trends in Cognitive

Sciences

2015. Recognized as “Outstanding Reviewer” by the Journal “Animal Behaviour”

PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES

2002-on ASAB (Association for the Study of Animal Behaviour), Member

2002-on IPS (International Primatological Society), Member

2000- on SIE (Società Italiana di Etologia), Member

2000-on API (Associazione Primatologica Italiana), Member

TEACHING

2020 Qualified as Associate Professor for the domain “General Psychology, Psychobiology, and

Psychometrics” in Italian universities (Abilitazione Scientifica Nazionale)


2020 Qualified as Associate Professor for the domain “Zoology & Anthropology” in Italian universities

(Abilitazione Scientifica Nazionale)

2014 Qualified as Associate and Full Professor for the domain “General Psychology, Psychobiology, and

Psychometrics” in Italian universities (Abilitazione Scientifica Nazionale)

2014 Qualified as Associate Professor for the domain “Zoology & Anthropology” in Italian universities

(Abilitazione Scientifica Nazionale)

2013-15 Psychobiology of Human Behaviour, Università Telematica Internazionale “Uninettuno”

2003-2013 Ethology. Scuola di Specializzazione, Istituto di Psicologia e Psicoterapia Cognitiva

Post-Razionalista (IPRA); Rome, Bari

2002-2003 Teaching assistant, Cognitive Psychology, Sapienza University, Rome

PHD COMMITTEES

2020-2022 University of Lethbridge (Canada), Associate member of the School of Graduate Studies

2011-2016 Member of the Committee of the PhD program in Educational Research and Developmental

Psychology, Sapienza University, Rome

2010 University of Strasbourg (France). External member of the examining PhD committee.

Candidate Marie Pelé "Etude comparative des facultés d’échange chez les primates non

humains".

TUTORIAL ACTIVITY

POST-DOCS

2020-2021 Research fellow (assegno di ricerca), PRIN 2017 (Valentina Focaroli) 2020-2021 Research fellow (assegno di ricerca), PRIN 2017 (Giulia Pecora)

2020-2021 Marie-Curie Incoming Fellow (Giulia Sirianni, Sapienza University, Secondment at ISTC-

CNR) 2016-2017 L’Oreal-Unesco fellow (Francesca Zoratto)

PHD STUDENTS AND POST-GRADUATE FELLOWSHIPS 2014-2017 PhD Thesis (Cognitive Psychology), Co-tutor, Candidate Melania Paoletti. Sapienza University,

Rome

2012-15 PhD Thesis (Anthropology), Co-tutor, Candidate Francesca De Petrillo. Sapienza University,

Rome

2011/14 PhD Thesis (Cognitive Psychology), Co-tutor, Candidate Valentina Focaroli. Sapienza

University, Rome

2011/14 PhD Thesis (Educational Research and Developmental Psychology), Co-tutor, Candidate

Giulia Pecora. Sapienza University, Rome

2009/10 Post-graduate fellow, Sabrina Rossi, ISTC-CNR

MASTER DEGREES 2019-2020 Master degree (Maria Ricotta). University of Firenze

2018-2019 Master degree (Federica Rossi). Sapienza University, Rome

2017-2018 Master degree (Eleonora Quintiero). Sapienza University, Rome

2017-2018 Master degree (Francesca Lanzarini). University of Parma

2016-2017 Master degree (Rosy Gagliardi). Sapienza University, Rome

2016-2017 Master degree (Arianna Pierantozzi). Sapienza University, Rome

2015-2016 Master degree (Eleonora Tomei). Sapienza University, Rome

2015-2016 Master degree (Marta Caselli). University of Florence


2015-2017 Master degree (Flaminia Casadei). Sapienza University, Rome

2015-2018 Master degree (Roberta Vitiello). Sapienza University, Rome

2014-2015 Master degree (Gabriele Oddi). Sapienza University, Rome

2014-15 Master degree (Giusy Fleres), Co-tutor. Sapienza University, Rome

2013-14 Master degree (Antonia Micucci). University of Firenze

2013-14 Master degree (Emanuele Gori). Sapienza University, Rome

2012-13 Master degree (Maria Letizia Castano), Co-tutor. Sapienza University, Rome

2012-13 Master degree (Marialba Ventricelli). Sapienza University, Rome

2011/12 Master degree (Francesca De Petrillo). Department of Human and Animal Biology, Sapienza

University, Rome

2010/11 Master degree (Valeria Tierno). Department of Psychology, Sapienza University, Rome

2010/11 Master degree (Luigi Macchitella). Department of Psychology, Sapienza University, Rome

2009/10 Master degree (Valentina Focaroli). Department of Psychology, Sapienza University, Rome

2008/09 Master degree (Sabrina Rossi). Department of Human and Animal Biology, Sapienza University,

Rome

INTERNSHIPS 2018 Internship (Martina Caroli)

2017 Internship (Doreen Schrimpf)

2017 Visiting student (Martina Caroli)

2016 Internship (Gabriele Oddi)

2014-15 Internship (Antonia Micucci)

2014-15 Internship (Emanuele Gori)

2014 Internship (Giordana Tonachella), Sapienza University, Rome

2014 Internship (Eleonora Perugini). University “Roma 3”

2013 Internship (Roberta Massimei). University of Firenze

2013 Internship (Maria Bobbio). University “Roma 3”

2012-13 Internship (Giorgia Ponsi). Sapienza University, Rome

2011/12 Internship (Luigi Macchitella).

2009/10 Stage (Luigi Macchitella). Sapienza University, Rome

2009/10 Stage (Fabiana Velletrani). University “Roma 3”

2009 Internship (Alessandra Mancini). FixO Project (Formazione e Innovazione per

l’Occupazione). Sapienza University, Rome

2004 Mentor for Undergraduate Independent Studies. The Pennsylvania State University

BACHELOR DEGREES 2020 Bachelor degree (Francesca Mangiapia), Sapienza University, Rome

2019 Bachelor degree (Filippo Ciacci). University of Bologna

2017-2018 Bachelor degree (Alice Ciampricotti). Sapienza University, Rome

2016-2017 Bachelor degree (Laura Iacobelli). Sapienza University, Rome

2016-2017 Bachelor degree (Silvia Pillitteri). Sapienza University, Rome

2014-15 Bachelor degree (Giordana Tonachella). Sapienza University, Rome

2011/12 Bachelor degree (Silvio Cianciullo). Department of Human and Animal Biology, Sapienza

University, Rome, Rome

2009/10 Bachelor degree (Marialba Venticelli). Department of Human and Animal Biology, Sapienza

University, Rome 2009/10 Bachelor degree (Francesca De Petrillo). Department of Human and Animal Biology, Sapienza

University, Rome


INVITED LECTURES AND SEMINARS

2020 Invited lecture for a course aimed at Montessori teachers, Opera Nazionale Montessori

2020 Invited lecture for the course “SIBIL” (Interdisciplinary Bilateral Seminar Series, ISTC-CNR & -

Roma Tre University on "Communication and Cognitive Processes"), ISTC-CNR, Rome

2018 Guest lecture for the course “Ethology” (taught by I. Branchi), Dipartimento di Biologia e

Biotecnologie, Sapienza University, Rome

2019 Invited speaker. XVI Annual Conference of the Italian Association of Cognitive Science, Rome

2019 Invited speaker. ‘Oltre la ricerca. Gli studi cognitivi promuovono il benessere dei primati in

cattività’, I National Conference of Eticoscienza

2019 Invited lecture for a course aimed at Montessori teachers, Opera Nazionale Montessori

2018 Invited speaker. ‘Economic behaviour of non-human primates’, Villa Finaly Workshop, organized

by Université Paris II & Ecole Normale Supérieure, Florence

2018 Guest lecture for the course “Ethology” (taught by E. Alleva), Dipartimento di Biologia e

Biotecnologie, Sapienza University, Rome



2017 Invited speaker. Round table “Da grande farò la scienziata” (with V. De Marchi, E. Visalberghi and

“Le Ipazie”), Impunita – Festival di Cultura Critica dell’Infanzia, Loa Acrobax, Roma

2017 Invited speaker. ‘Cibo panacea di tutti i mali? Aspetti nutrizionali, etologici e gestionali

dell’alimentazione in cattività’, I National Conference A.I.G.ZOO (Italian Association of Zookeepers)

2017 Invited speaker. ‘Emozioni e presa di decisione nei primati non umani: sfide metodologiche e studi

sperimentali’, Darwin Day, Roma, Liceo “T. Mamiani”

2016 Invited speaker. ‘Reasoning with symbolic stimuli in nonhuman primates’ (with E. Visalberghi),

Giornata Lincei Golgi “Brain and Mathematical Thinking”, Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei, Rome



2015 Invited lecture for the course “Intertemporal choice” (organized by F. Paglieri), PhD Program in

Cognitive Psychology, Sapienza University, Rome

2015 Invited speaker. A tavola con le scimmie (with E. Visalberghi), Museo Civico di Zoologia, Rome

(Italy)

2015 Guest lecture for the course “Developmental psychology and emotional self-regulation” (taught by

E. Baumgartner), Facoltà di Medicina e Psicologia, Sapienza University, Rome

2014 Invited speaker. Are capuchin monkeys ecologically rational? Decision making over time and under

risk in Sapajus spp. Fourth International Symposium on ‘Biology of Decision Making’ (SBDM), Paris

(France)

2014 Guest lecture for the course “Ethology” (taught by A. Vitale), Dipartimento di Biologia Animale e

dell’Uomo, Sapienza University, Rome

2013 Invited speaker. Workshop ‘Concepts and methodologies in the field of intertemporal choices’,

Vienna (Austria)

2013 Guest lecture for the course “Ethology” (taught by E. Alleva), Dipartimento di Biologia Animale e




2010 Invited speaker. Round table “Per esempio. Modelli e testimoni del possibile” (with E. Alleva, M.

Pandolfi and A. Fazi), Parco degli Orti Giulii, Pesaro

2010 Invited speaker. Workshop “Pensiero e calcolo negli animali superiori” (with C. Agrillo, R. Rugani,

S. Gozzano), Scuola di Dottorato in Scienze Umane, Genova




2010 Invited speaker. Ragionamenti da scimmie: i nostri studi sui cebi (with E. Visalberghi), Auditorium

dell’Acquario di Genova (Italy)

2009 Invited speaker. Workshop “Coop-peer-action”, Gitschenen (Switzerland)



2009 Invited speaker. Berlin Behavioural Biology Symposium, Berlin (Germany)

2007 Invited speaker. Così vicini…così lontani. Uso di strumenti e tradizioni “culturali” nelle scimmie.

“Museo Sera”, Museo Regionale di Scienze Naturali, Torino (Italy)

2007 Invited speaker. How primates learn what to eat. A comparative approach. Colloque annuel SFECA

(Société Française pour l'Etude du Comportement Animal), Paris (France)

2007 Invited speaker. Round table “Menti sociali” (with L. Fadiga, V. Rettore, A. Balestrieri).

Società Letteraria, Verona (Italy)

2007 Invited seminar. Uso di simboli nel cebo dai cornetti (Cebus apella)? Dipartimento di Scienze

Neurologiche e della Visione, Università di Verona (Italy)

2006 Invited seminar. Strategie di scelta fra token nel cebo dai cornetti (Cebus apella). Istituto Superiore

di Sanità, Rome

2006 Invited speaker. Perché le scimmie non ingrassano? Comportamenti alimentari (umano e animale) a

confronto. Festival della Scienza, Genova (Italy)

2006 Invited speaker. A tavola con le scimmie. “Giovedì Scienza”, Associazione Centroscienza, Teatro

Colosseo, Torino (Italy)

2005 Invited seminar. Influenze sociali sulla neofobia alimentare nel cebo dai cornetti (Cebus apella) e

nell’uomo. Istituto Superiore di Sanità, Rome

2004 Invited seminar. “Overcoming food neophobia: children and capuchins face to face”. Institute of

Anthropology, University of Zürich (Switzerland)

2003 Invited seminar. “Social influences on food neophobia in tufted capuchin monkeys (Cebus apella):

common assumption and experimental evidence”. The Pennsylvania State University (USA)

2003 Invited seminar. “Imparare dagli altri o con gli altri? Influenze sociali sul comportamento alimentare

nel cebo dai cornetti (Cebus apella)”. Istituto di Scienze e Tecnologie della Cognizione, CNR, Rome

2003 Invited speaker. “Traditions: what are the ingredients? The capuchin monkeys’ recipe”. Conference

“Capuchins: The state of the art”, Radicondoli (Italy)

2001 Guest lecture for the course “Vertebrate Zoology” (taught by L. Boitani). Sapienza University, Rome

2000 Invited seminar. Social influences on the acceptance of novel food in tufted capuchin monkeys

(Cebus apella). Department of Psychology, Harvard University, Cambridge (USA)

2000 Invited seminar. “Responses to novel foods by capuchin monkeys (Cebus apella). Does what group

members do and eat matter?” Max-Plank Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology, Leipzig (Germany)

2000 Invited speaker. “Social facilitation on the acceptance of novel foods. Does what the others are eating

matter? An experiment in Cebus apella”. International Symposium on Phylogeny of Cognition and

Language, Primate Research Institute, Kyoto University, Inuyama, Aichi (Japan)

PAPER PRESENTED AT SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCES

(*Oral communications presented by E. Addessi)

1. Leca, J.-B., Gunst, N., Gardiner, M., Bunselmeyer, C., Dunn, C., Williams, R., Wandia, N., Addessi, E. A

culturally maintained token economy in free-ranging monkeys. Paper presented by J.-B. Leca at the 57th

Annual Conference of the Animal Behavior Society, Virtual Meeting, 28-31/07/2020.

2. Ferrario, V., Addessi, E., Schino, G. 2020 The motivations underlying food sharing in tufted capuchin monkey

(Sapajus spp.). Poster presented by V. Ferrario at the 57th Annual Conference of the Animal Behavior Society,


Virtual Meeting, 28-31/07/2020.

3. *Rossi, F., Gastaldi, S., De Petrillo, F., Addessi, E. Decision-making under risk and regret-like emotions in

tufted capuchin monkeys (Sapajus spp.). Paper presented at the EFP & PSGB 2019 International

Conference, Oxford (UK), 8-12/09/2019.

4. Ciacci, F., Gastaldi, S., Brosnan, S., De Petrillo, F., Addessi, E. Does energy budget manipulation affect

risk preferences in tufted capuchin monkeys (Sapajus spp.)? Poster presented at the EFP & PSGB 2019

International Conference, Oxford (UK), 8-12/09/2019.

5. Paoletti, M., Bellagamba, F., De Petrillo, F., Moscati, S., Tomei, E., Gagliardi, R., Paglieri, F., Addessi,

E. Correlati emotivi in compiti di propensione al rischio in bambini di età prescolare. Poster presented by

Melania Paoletti at the XXX National Conference of the Italian Psychological Society, AIP, Section of

Developmental and Educational Psychology, Messina (Italy), 14-16/9/2017. In: Atti del Congresso ISBN

978886531-462-3, p.153

6. Lanzarini, F., Caroli, M., Schrimpf, D., Gastaldi, S., Addessi, E. 2017. Does ageing impair decision- making

in tufted capuchin monkeys (Sapajus spp.)? Poster presented by F. Lanzarini at the XXIII Conference of

the Italian Primatological Association (API), Trento, 14-16/9/2017.

7. Boggiani L., Addessi E., Schino G. 2017. Cognitive effects of emotions in capuchin monkeys: attention bias

triggered by aggression. In Convegno della Gesellschaft für Primatologie, Zurigo (Switzerland), 15-17/02/2017.

8. Tonachella, G., De Petrillo, F., Addessi, E. Emotional correlates of probabilistic decision-making in tufted

capuchin monkeys (Sapajus spp.). Paper presented by G. Tonachella at Primate Day, Florence (Italy),

15/10/2016.

9. De Petrillo, F., Micucci, A., Gori, E., Bourgeois-Gironde, S., Addessi, E. Evolutionary origins of money

categorization: an experiment in capuchin monkeys (Sapajus spp.). Paper presented by F. De Petrillo at

Primate Day, Florence (Italy), 15/10/2016.

10. Oddi, G., De Petrillo, F., Gori, E., Micucci, A., Paglieri, F., Addessi, E. Do social influences affect risk

preferences in tufted capuchin monkeys (Sapajus spp.)? Paper presented by G. Oddi at Primate Day,

Florence (Italy), 15/10/2016.

11. Caselli, M., Bandoli, F., Beani, L., Palagi, E., Addessi, E. Cognitive abilities in Lemur catta: a pilot study at

Pistoia Zoo. Paper presented by M. Caselli at Primate Day, Florence (Italy), 15/10/2016.

12. Boggiani, L., Addessi, E., Schino, G. Studying emotional states in capuchin monkeys: attention bias triggered

by aggression. Paper presented by L. Boggiani at Primate Day, Florence (Italy), 15/10/2016.

13. Casadei, F., Vitiello, R., Oddi, G., Zoratto, F., De Petrillo, F., Paglieri, F., Addessi, E. Being next to you is

enough. The presence of a group mate decreases risk preferences in tufted capuchin monkeys (Sapajus spp.).

Poster presented by F. Casadei & R. Vitiello at Primate Day, Florence (Italy), 15/10/2016.

14. Paoletti, M., De Petrillo F., Bellagamba, F., Moscati, S., Tomei, E., Paglieri, F., Addessi, E.

Propensione al rischio in bambini di età prescolare: un nuovo approccio sperimentale. Poster presented

by M. Paoletti at the XXIX National Conference of the Italian Psychological Society, AIP, Section of

Developmental and Educational Psychology, Vicenza (Italy), 8-10/9/2016. In: Atti del Congresso, pp.219-220.

15. Pecora, G., Addessi, E., Paoletti, M., Bellagamba, F. Teoria della mente e temperamento: uno studio

esplorativo in bambini di età prescolare. Poster presented by G. Pecora at the XXIX National Conference of

the Italian Psychological Society, AIP, Section of Developmental and Educational Psychology, Vicenza (Italy),

8-10/9/2016. In: Atti del Congresso, pp.209-210.

16. Sette, S., Pecora, G., Addessi, E., Bellagamba, F., Di Norcia, A., Paoletti, M., Baumgartner, E. Do shyness

and impulsivity differently relate to delay tolerance in early childhood? Paper presented by S. Sette at the 24th

Biennial Meeting of the International Society for the Study of Behavioural Development (ISSBD), Vilnius,

Lithuania, 10-14/07/2016. In: Atti del Congresso, p.140, ISBN 978-9955-19-846-8

17. Oddi, G., De Petrillo, F., Gori, E., Micucci, A., Paglieri, F., Addessi, E. Do social influences affect risk

preferences in tufted capuchin monkeys (Sapajus spp.)? Poster presented by G. Oddi at the VI Conference

of the European Federation of Primatologists (EFP), Rome (Italy) 25-28/8/2015 (POSTER PRIZE

WINNER).


18. Micucci, A., Gori, E., De Petrillo, F., Truppa, V., Ariely, D., Addessi, E. Does self-control rely on a limited

resource in tufted capuchin monkeys (Sapajus spp)? Paper presented by A. Micucci at the VI Conference of

the European Federation of Primatologists (EFP), Rome (Italy) 25-28/8/2015.

19. De Petrillo, F., Gori, E., Micucci, A., Ponsi, G., Paglieri, F., Addessi, E. Food quantity, but not food quality,

affects temporal preferences of capuchin monkeys (Sapajus spp.) in a delay choice task. Paper presented

by F. De Petrillo at the VI Conference of the European Federation of Primatologists (EFP), Rome (Italy) 25-

28/8/2015 (BEST PAPER PRIZE).

20. Bandoli, F., Palagi, E., Cavicchio, P., Addessi, E. Evaluating risk preferences in captive ring-tailed lemurs

(Lemur catta): A research study. Poster presented by F. Bandoli at the VI Conference of the European

Federation of Primatologists (EFP), Rome (Italy) 25-28/8/2015.

21. Pecora, G., Addessi, E., Schino, G., Bellagamba, F. Attività di spostamento e internalizzazione in bambini

prescolari. Paper presented by G. Pecora at the XXVIII National Conference of the Italian Psychological

Society, AIP, Section of Developmental and Educational Psychology, Parma (Italy), 24-26/9/2015. Invited

talk in the Symposium “Lo sviluppo morale nel bambino: prospettive, metodologie e risultati

empirici” (organizer: G. Nicolais). 22. Pecora, G., Paoletti, M., Castano, M.L., Paglieri, F., Addessi, E., Bellagamba, F. Developmental

trajectories of inhibitory control and the effect of symbolic representation on preschool children’s performance

on a delay choice task. Paper presented by G. Pecora at the XXIV National Congress of AIRIPA

(Associazione Italiana per la Ricerca e l'Intervento nella Psicopatologia dell'Apprendimento), Pesaro, 9-

10/10/2015. Invited talk in the Symposium “Abilità esecutive nei prescolari” (organizer: P. Viterbori)

(Conference Proceedings, pp. 101-102).

23. Paoletti, M., De Petrillo, F., Pecora, G., Castano, M.L., Paglieri, F., Bellagamba, F., Addessi, E. How reward

representation affect the ability to wait: a comparative study in capuchin monkeys and human children. Poster

presented by M. Paoletti at the Conference “The nature and origins of human cognition”, Berlin (Germany),

18-19/6/2015.

24. De Petrillo, F., Paoletti, M., Paglieri, F., Bellagamba, F., Addessi, E. Dealing with uncertainty: risk

preferences in tufted capuchin monkeys and human children. Poster presented by F. De Petrillo at the

Conference “The nature and origins of human cognition”, Berlin (Germany), 18-19/6/2015.

25. Micucci, A., Gori, E., De Petrillo, F., Truppa, V., Ariely, D., Addessi, E. Influenza del carico

cognitivo e della sazietà sulla capacità di attendere nel cebo dai cornetti (Sapajus spp.). Paper

presented by A. Micucci at the XXVI Conference of the Italian Ethological Society (SIE), Parma (Italy),

24-26/6/2015. In: Atti del Congresso, ISBN 978-88-941066-0-2, p. XX

26. De Petrillo, F., Paoletti, M., Bellagamba, F., Paglieri, F., Addessi, E. Chi non risica non rosica: un

approccio comparativo allo studio della propensione al rischio in Homo sapiens. Paper presented by F. De

Petrillo at the XXVI Conference of the Italian Ethological Society (SIE), Parma (Italy), 24-26/6/2015. In:

Atti del Congresso, ISBN 978-88-941066-0-2, p.52

27. Oddi, G., De Petrillo, F., Gori, E., Micucci, A., Paglieri, F., Addessi, E. Influenze sociali sulle scelte

probabilistiche nel cebo dai cornetti (Sapajus spp.). Poster presented by G. Oddi at the XXVI Conference of

the Italian Ethological Society (SIE), Parma (Italy), 24-26/6/2015. In: Atti del Congresso, ISBN 978-88-

941066-0-2, p. XX

28. De Petrillo F., Paoletti M., Bellagamba F., Moscati S., Tomei E., Paglieri F. & Addessi E. Affari tuoi!

Studio comparato della propensione all’azzardo nel cebo dai cornetti, un primate sudamericano, e nei bambini

in età prescolare. Paper presented by F. De Petrillo at the XII AISC Conference, Genova, 10-

12/12/2015.*Addessi, E., De Petrillo, F., Paglieri, F. Which factors affect the evolution of delay tolerance

in non-human primates? A critical review. Paper presented at the AISC-CODISCO 2014 Conference, Roma,

2-5/12/2014.

29. De Petrillo, F., Gori, E., Micucci, A., Ponsi, G., Paglieri, F., Addessi, E. Quando vale la pena

aspettare? Ruolo di quantità, qualità e novità del cibo sulla capacità di attesa nel cebo dai cornetti. Paper


presented by F. De Petrillo at the AISC-CODISCO 2014 Conference, Roma, 2-5/12/2014.

30. Micucci A., Gori E., Truppa V., De Petrillo F., Ariely D., Addessi E. Ruolo del carico cognitivo e della

sazietà sulla capacità di ritardare la gratificazione nel cebo dai cornetti. Paper presented by E. Gori and A.

Micucci at the AISC-CODISCO 2014 Conference, Roma, 2-5/12/2014.

31. Pecora G., Paoletti M., Castano M. L., Paglieri F., Addessi E., Bellagamba F. How symbolic stimuli affect

intertemporal choices in preschool children: a longitudinal study. Paper presented by G. Pecora at the AISC-

CODISCO 2014 Conference, Roma, 2-5/12/2014.

32. Micucci A., Gori E., Truppa V., De Petrillo F., Ariely D., Addessi E. Role of cognitive and energy depletion

on delay tolerance in tufted capuchin monkeys (Sapajus spp.). Paper presented by A. Micucci at the

Primate Day (organized by the Italian Primatological Society, API), Firenze, 25/10/2014 (BEST

PAPER PRIZE)

33. Gori E., Micucci A., De Petrillo F., Paglieri F., Addessi E. When is it worth waiting for? How food quality,

quantity and novelty affect delay tolerance in tufted capuchin monkeys (Sapajus spp.). Paper presented by E.

Gori at the Primate Day (organized by the Italian Primatological Society, API), Firenze, 25/10/2014

34. De Petrillo F., Paoletti M., Ventricelli M., Castano M.L., Ponsi G., Paglieri F., Bellagamba F., Addessi

E. Relazione tra capacità di tollerare l’attesa e propensione al rischio nei cebi dai cornetti (Sapajus spp.) e

in bambini di età prescolare. Paper presented by F. De Petrillo at the XXVII Conference of the Associazione

Italiana di Psicologia (AIP), Sezione Psicologia dello Sviluppo e dell'Educazione, Arcavacata di Rende (CS),

18-20 settembre 2014. Invited talk in the Symposium “Prolegomeni” a un’educazione economico-

finanziaria (organizer: A. Marchetti). In: Atti del Congresso. p. 103, ISBN: 9788868222062.

35. Paoletti, M., Pecora G., Castano M.L., Paglieri, F., Addessi, E., Bellagamba, F. Stimoli simbolici e scelta

intertemporale in bambini di età prescolare: uno studio longitudinale. Paper presented by M. Paoletti at the

XXVII Conference of the Associazione Italiana di Psicologia (AIP), Sezione Psicologia dello

Sviluppo e dell'Educazione, Arcavacata di Rende (CS), 18-20 settembre 2014. Invited talk in the

Symposium “Prolegomeni” a un’educazione economico-finanziaria (organizer: A. Marchetti). In:

Atti del Congresso. p. 104, ISBN9788868222062.

36. De Petrillo F., Ventricelli M., Ponsi G., Addessi E. Do capuchins play the lottery? Decision-making under

risk in Sapajus spp. Paper presented by F. De Petrillo at the XXV Conference of the International

Primatological Society, Hanoi, Vietnam 11-16/08/2014.

37. De Petrillo F., Focaroli V., Macchitella L., Paglieri F., Addessi E. Misurare l'autocontrollo: studi

sperimentali nel cedo dai cornetti, una scimmia sudamericana. Paper presented by F. De Petrillo at the

Symposium ‘Scegliere il futuro: prospettive interdisciplinari sulle scelte intertemporali’. X Convegno Annuale

dell'Associazione Italiana di Scienze Cognitive. Napoli 20-22/11/2013.

38. Bellagamba, F., Addessi, E., Paglieri, F., Focaroli, V., Maggiorelli, V., Pace, B., Pecora, G., Scelta

intertemporale e autocontrollo in bambini di età prescolare. Paper presented by F. Bellagamba at the XXVI

Conference of the Associazione Italiana di Psicologia (AIP), Sezione Psicologia dello Sviluppo e

dell'Educazione, Milano, 19-21/9/2013.

39. Pecora, G., Bellagamba, F., Schino, G., Addessi, E. Le attività di spostamento aiutano i bambini in età

prescolare ad aspettare di più in un compito di ritardo? Poster presented at the XXVI Conference of the

Associazione Italiana di Psicologia (AIP), Sezione Psicologia dello Sviluppo e dell'Educazione, Milano,

19-21/9/2013.

40. Focaroli, V., De Petrillo, F., Macchitella, L., Paglieri, F., Addessi, E. Il compito di scelta

intertemporale misura la capacità di ritardare la gratificazione? Uno studio sperimentale nel cebo dai cornetti,

una scimmia sudamericana. Paper presented by V. Focaroli at the XXVI Conference of the Associazione

Italiana di Psicologia (AIP), Sezione Psicologia dello Sviluppo e dell'Educazione, Milano, 19-21/9/2013.

41. De Petrillo, F., Ventricelli, M., Ponsi, G., Paglieri, F., Addessi, E. Waiting for the larger amount: do capuchin

monkeys (Sapajus apella) show a magnitude effect in a delay choice task? Paper presented by F. De

Petrillo at the V Conference of the European Federation of Primatologists (EFP), Antwerpen

(Belgium) 10-13/9/2013.


42. Ventricelli, M., De Petrillo, F., Ponsi, G., Paglieri, F., Addessi, E. Risk proneness in capuchin monkeys

(Sapajus apella): does feeding ecology play a role? Paper presented by F. De Petrillo at the V Conference of

the European Federation of Primatologists (EFP), Antwerpen (Belgium) 10-13/9/2013.

43. De Petrillo, F., Ponsi, G., Delfino, A., Addessi, E. & Paglieri, F. Intertemporal choice, risk

preferences, and social dominance: an experimental investigation. Poster presented at the Workshop ‘Context

dependent consumer decision-making: An interdisciplinary inquiry’. Trento 17/6/2013.

44. Bandoli, F., Palagi, E., Cavicchio, P., Addessi, E. Evaluating Risk Preferences in Captive Ring- Tailed

Lemurs (Lemur catta): A Research Study. Poster presented at the XXI Conference of the Italian

Primatological Association (API), Asti, 17-19/4/2013.

45. * Borgi, M., Palagi, E., Addessi, E. The fall of a myth. Primatology is not an equal-opportunity

discipline. Paper presented at the XXI Conference of the Italian Primatological Association (API), Asti, 17-

19/4/2013.

46. De Petrillo, F., Ventricelli, M., Ponsi, G., Paglieri, F., Addessi, E. Are capuchins gamblers?

Decision-making under risk in Sapajus spp. Paper presented by F. De Petrillo at the XXI Conference of the

Italian Primatological Association (API), Asti, 17-19/4/2013 (BEST PAPER PRIZE).

47. De Petrillo, F., Ponsi, G., Cianciullo, S., Macchitella, L., Paglieri, F., Addessi, E. I cebi dai cornetti (Sapajus

apella) si fanno prendere per la gola? Ruolo di qualità e quantità del cibo in un compito di scelta

intertemporale. Paper presented by F. De Petrillo and G. Ponsi at the XXV Conference of Italian Ethological

Society (SIE), Viterbo, 12-15/9/2012.

48. Addessi, E., Bellagamba, F., Delfino, A., De Petrillo, F., Focaroli, V., Macchitella, L., Maggiorelli, V., Pace,

B., Pecora, G., Rossi, S., Sbaffi, A., Tasselli, M.I., Paglieri, F. Waiting by mistake? Symbolic representation of

rewards modulate intertemporal choice in capuchin monkeys (Cebus apella), preschool children and adult

humans. Poster presented at the Rovereto Workshop on Cognition and Evolution (COGEVO), Rovereto (Italy),

28/6-1/7/2012.

49. De Petrillo, F., Ponsi, G., Cianciullo, S., Macchitella, L., Paglieri, F., Addessi, E. Are capuchin monkeys

tempted by delicacies? The role of food quality on performance in a delay choice task. Poster presented at the

Rovereto Workshop on Cognition and Evolution (COGEVO), Rovereto (Italy), 28/6-1/7/2012.

50. Pecora, G., Bellagamba, F., Schino, G., Addessi, E. Do displacement activities help preschool children to wait

more in a delay of maintenance task? Poster presented at the Rovereto Workshop on Cognition and Evolution

(COGEVO), Rovereto (Italy), 28/6-1/7/2012.

51. Pecora, G., Addessi, E., Bellagamba, F., Paglieri, F., Focaroli, V., Maggiorelli, V., Pace, B. Sei goloso o

impaziente? Effetto del tipo di ricompensa in una prova di scelta intertemporale con bambini di età prescolare.

Poster presented at Giornate di Neuropsicologia dell’Età Evolutiva, VII Edition, Bressanone (Italy), 18-

21/1/2012.

52. Addessi, E., Bellagamba, F., Paglieri, F., Focaroli, V., Maggiorelli, V., Pecora, G., Pace, B. Are you greedy or

impatient? Effect of reward type on intertemporal choice in preschool children. Poster presented at the 15th

European Conference on Developmental Psychology, Bergen (Norway), 23-27/8/2011.

53. Focaroli, V., De Petrillo, F., Paglieri, F. & Addessi, E. Why capuchins monkeys (Cebus apella) have the

patience of a saint? A comparative analysis of five primate species’ performance in the intertemporal choice

task. Paper presented by V. Focaroli at the XX Conference of the Italian Primatological Association (API),

Parco Natura Viva, Bussolengo (VR), 10-13/4/2011.

54. Ventricelli, M., Focaroli, V., De Petrillo, F., Macchitella, L., Paglieri, F. & Addessi, E. Response latency and

self-directed behaviours by capuchin monkeys in an intertemporal choice task. Paper presented by M.

Ventricelli at the XX Conference of the Italian Primatological Association (API), Parco Natura Viva,

Bussolengo (VR), 10-13/4/2011.

55. De Petrillo, F., Focaroli, V., Macchitella, L., Rossi, S., Paglieri, F. & Addessi, E. Delay discounting for

primary and secondary rewards in capuchin monkeys. Paper presented by F. De Petrillo at the XX Conference

of the Italian Primatological Association (API), Parco Natura Viva, Bussolengo (VR), 10-13/4/2011.


56. Macchitella, L., De Petrillo, F., Focaroli, V., Evans, T., Beran, M., Paglieri, F. & Addessi, E. Does preference

for a larger delayed reward necessarily indicate self-control? An evaluation of the validity of the intertemporal

choice task in capuchin monkeys. Poster presented at the XX Conference of the Italian Primatological

Association (API), Parco Natura Viva, Bussolengo (VR), 10-13/4/2011 (POSTER PRIZE WINNER).

57. Bellagamba, F., Addessi, E., Focaroli, V., Maggiorelli, V. & Visalberghi, E. Capacità di inibizione e

autocontrollo in età prescolare. Poster presented at XXIII Congresso Nazionale della Sezione di Psicologia

dello Sviluppo e dell’Educazione (AIP), Bressanone (Italy), 26-28/9/2010.

58. *Addessi, E., Paglieri, F., Focaroli, V. & Visalberghi, E. An egg today? Or a hen tomorrow? Delay

discounting for primary and secondary rewards in capuchin monkeys. XXIII Conference of the International

Primatological Society, Kyoto, Japan 12-18/9/2010. Invited talk in the Symposium “Behavior and

intelligence of New-world monkeys” (organizers: K. Fujita & J.R. Anderson).

59. *Addessi, E., Paglieri, F. & Focaroli, V. A comparative perspective on delay discounting: from capuchin

monkeys to other primate species. Paper presented at the V European Conference on Behavioural Biology

(ECBB), Ferrara (Italy) 16-18/7/2010.

60. Addessi, E., Dufour, V. & Truppa, V. (Symposium organizers) Trends in cognitive primatology. V European

Conference on Behavioural Biology (ECBB), Ferrara (Italy) 16-18/7/2010.

61. Mancini A., Crescimbene L., Addessi E., Ariely D. & Visalberghi E. Is variety the spice of capuchins' life? An

experiment on token value representation and food choice. Paper presented by A. Mancini at the III Conference

of the European Federation of Primatologists (EFP), Zurich (Switzerland) 12-15/7/2009.

62. Rossi S., Addessi E., & Visalberghi E. Symbolic stimuli facilitate capuchin monkeys to solve the reverse-

reward contingency task. Paper presented by S. Rossi at the III III Conference of the European Federation of

Primatologists (EFP), Zurich (Switzerland) 12-15/7/2009.

63. Mancini, A., Crescimbene, L., Addessi, E., Ariely, D. & Visalberghi, E. How to spend a token? Value

representation and food choice in tufted capuchin monkeys (Cebus apella). III Workshop on Concepts,

Actions, Objects (CAOs), Rovereto (TN), 22-25/4/2009 (POSTER PRIZE WINNER).

64. Rossi, S., Addessi, E. & Visalberghi, E. Do symbols improve capuchins’ performance in a reverse- reward

contingency task? Poster presented at the III Workshop on Concepts, Actions, Objects (CAOs), Rovereto (TN),

22-25/4/2009.

65. *Addessi, E., Mancini, A., Crescimbene, L., Ariely, D. & Visalberghi, E. How to spend a token? Value

representation and food choice in tufted capuchin monkeys (Cebus apella). Paper presented at the XIX

Conference of the Italian Primatological Association (API), Asti, 1-3/4/2009.

66. Rossi, S., Addessi, E. & Visalberghi, E. Do symbols improve capuchins’ performance in a reverse- reward

contingency task? Paper presented by S. Rossi at the XIX Conference of the Italian Primatological Association

(API), Asti, 1-3/4/2009.

67. Addessi, E., Mancini, A., Crescimbene, L., Padoa-Schioppa, C. & Visalberghi, E. Capuchin monkeys (Cebus

apella) make rational choices in a symbolic context. Paper presented by A. Mancini at the XXIII Conference of

the Italian Ethological Society (SIE), Arcavacata di Rende (CS), 17-21/9/2008.

68. *Visalberghi, E., Addessi, E., Truppa, V. & Spagnoletti, N. Does weight matter? Stone selectivity in wild

bearded capuchin monkeys (Cebus libidinosus). Paper presented at the XXIII Conference of the Italian

Ethological Society (SIE), Arcavacata di Rende (CS), 17-21/9/2008.

69. *Addessi, E., Spagnoletti, N. & Visalberghi, E. Wild bearded capuchin monkeys (Cebus libidinosus) select

functional hammer tools. Paper presented at the XXII Conference of the International Primatological Society,

Edinburgh, Scotland 3-8/8/2008.

70. Crescimbene, L., Mancini, A., Addessi, E. & Visalberghi, E. Symbolic use of tokens in capuchin monkeys

(Cebus apella)? Paper presented by A. Mancini at the XXII Conference of the International Primatological

Society, Edinburgh, Scotland 3-8/8/2008.

71. *Addessi, E., Mancini, A., Crescimbene, L. & Visalberghi, E. Symbolic use of tokens in capuchin monkeys


(Cebus apella)? Paper presented at the SEDSU Workshop at the Novartis Foundation, London, 6-7/12/2007.

72. *Addessi, E., Mancini, A., Crescimbene, L. & Visalberghi, E. Do capuchin monkeys (Cebus apella) deal with

tokens as they do with real food? Paper presented at the II Conference of the European Federation of

Primatologists (EFP), Praha, 3-7/9/2007.

73. Riviello, M.C., Wirz, A., Addessi, E., Natale, F., Potì, P., Sabbatini, G., Saporiti, M., Spinozzi, G., Truppa, V.

& Visalberghi, E. The Primate Centre of the CNR (Rome, Italy): Research and school. Poster presented at the

II Conference of the European Federation of Primatologists (EFP), Praha, 3-7/9/2007.

74. *Addessi, E., Maranesi, M. & Visalberghi, E. Tufted capuchin monkeys (Cebus apella) prefer variety when

dealing with objects and food. Paper presented at the XVIII Conference of the Italian Primatological

Association (API), Calci (PI), 16-18/5/2007.

75. Addessi, E., Garramone, A, Tranchida, F., Natale, F. & Visalberghi, E. An intervention to promote a scientific

approach towards animals and a correct understanding of animal well being in elementary school students.

Poster presented at the XVIII Conference of the Italian Primatological Association (API), Calci (PI), 16-

18/5/2007.

76. *Addessi, E., Crescimbene, L. & Visalberghi, E.Do capuchin monkeys (Cebus apella) use tokens as symbols?

Paper presented at the Symposium “Comparison and Interaction between Semiotic Resources in Evolution and

Development”, Lund (Sweden), 29-30/9/2006.

77. *Addessi, E., Crescimbene, L. & Visalberghi, E. Comprensione del valore simbolico dei token nel cebo dai

cornetti (Cebus apella)? Paper presented at the XXII Conference of the Italian Ethological Society (SIE), Erice

(TP), 18-22/9/2006.

78. *Addessi, E. & Visalberghi, E. Capuchin monkeys (Cebus apella) seek food variety. Paper presented at the

XXI Conference of the International Primatological Society, Entebbe, Uganda 25-30/6/2006.

79. *Addessi, E., Visalberghi, E. & Anzenberger, G. How two South-American primate species (Callimico goeldii

and Callithrix jacchus) deal with novel foods: the role of the social context. Paper presented at the XXI

Conference of the International Primatological Society, Entebbe, Uganda 25-30/6/2006.

80. Ferrari, P.F., Addessi, E. & Visalberghi, E. (Symposium organizers) Social influences on individual

behavior: from social contagion to social synchronization and cooperation. Evolutionary processes and

constraints on the origins of social cognition. XXI Conference of the International Primatological Society,

Entebbe, Uganda 25-30/6/2006.

81. *Addessi, E., Visalberghi, E. & Anzenberger, G. How social influences affect food neophobia and exploration

in two South-American primates species (Callimico goeldii and Callithrix jacchus). Paper presented at the

XVII Conference of the Italian Primatological Association (API), Palermo, 16-18/5/2005.

82. Ferrari, P. F., Fogassi, L., Maiolini, C., Addessi, E., Paukner, A. & Visalberghi, E. Recognising when being

imitated and the repetition of observed actions in macaques (Macaca nemestrina). Paper presented by PF

Ferrari at the XVII Conference of the Italian Primatological Association (API), Palermo, 16-18/5/2005.

83. Addessi, E., Birch, L.L. & Visalberghi, E. Social influences on food neophobia in young children. Poster

presented at the XXI Conference of the Italian Ethological Society (SIE), Padova (Italy), 15-17/9/2004.

84. *Addessi, E., Sabbatini, G., Stammati, M. & Visalberghi, E. Factors affecting preferences for novel and

familiar food in tufted capuchin monkeys (Cebus apella). Paper presented at the XX Conference of the

International Primatological Society, Torino (Italy), 22-28/8/2004.

85. *Addessi, E. & Visalberghi, E. The role of individual learning, social facilitation and stimulus enhancement in

the acquisition of an object-choice task in tufted capuchin monkeys (Cebus apella). Paper presented at the XVI

Conference of the Italian Primatological Association (API), Radicondoli (Italy), 28-30/10/2004.

86. Addessi, E. & Visalberghi, E. How social influences affect food neophobia in tufted capuchin monkeys (Cebus

apella). Poster presented at the SNE (Society for Nutrition Education) Conference, Philadelphia (USA), 26-

30/7/2003.


87. *Addessi, E. & Visalberghi, E. The role of social influences on food neophobia in tufted capuchin monkeys

(Cebus apella). Paper presented at the SSIB 11th Annual Meeting, Groningen (The Netherlands), 15-

19/7/2003.

88. Sabbatini, G., Stammati, M., Addessi, E. & Visalberghi, E. The role of nutrient composition and social context

in determining preferences towards novel foods in capuchin monkeys (Cebus apella). Poster presented at the

XX Conference of the Italian Ethological Society (SIE), Torino (Italy), 17-20/9/2002.

89. *Addessi, E. & Visalberghi, E. Overcoming neophobia. The role of social context in tufted capuchin monkeys

(Cebus apella). Paper presented at the XX Conference of the Italian Ethological Society (SIE), Torino (Italy),

17-20/9/2002.

90. *Addessi, E. & Visalberghi, E. Acceptance of novel food in tufted capuchin monkeys: the role of social

influences. Paper presented at the XIX Conference of International Primatological Society, Beijing (China), 4-

9/8/2002.

91. Visalberghi, E. & Addessi, E. (Symposium organizers) Food acceptance, diet selection and feeding

techniques: the role of social influences on individual learning. XIX Conference of the International

Primatological Society, Beijing (China), 4-9/8/2002.

92. Drapier, M., Addessi, E. & Visalberghi, E. Tufted capuchin monkeys (Cebus apella) discriminate novel from

familiar odors by nosing a group member while eating. Poster presented at the First European Conference on

Behavioral Biology “Conflict and Resolution”. Münster (Germany), 31/7-4/8/2002.

93. Addessi, E. Mechanisms underlying social influences on the acceptance of novel foods in tufted capuchin

monkeys (Cebus apella) and common chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes). Poster presented atthe Euresco

Conference “Brain Development and cognition in human infants. Emergence of social communication: hands,

eyes, ears, mouths”. Acquafredda di Maratea (Italy), 7-12/6/2002.

94. Drapier, M., Addessi, E. & Visalberghi, E. What are you eating? Is it smelling new? Tufted capuchin monkeys

(Cebus apella) discriminate novel from familiar odors by nosing a group member while eating. Paper

presented by M. Drapier at the XV Conference of the Italian Primatological Association (API), Roma (Italy),

30/5-1/6/2002.

95. *Addessi, E. & Visalberghi, E. Do social influences foster novel food acceptance or the acquisition of a "safe"

diet? Paper presented at the XV Conference of the Italian Primatological Association (API), Roma (Italy),

30/5-1/6/2002.

96. Visalberghi, E. & Addessi, E. Learning what to feed upon. The role of social influences in tufted capuchins

(Cebus apella) feeding on novel foods. Paper presented by E. Visalberghi at the Primate Society of Great

Britain Meeting, London (UK), 27-29/11/2000.

97. Visalberghi, E. & Addessi, E. Food for thoughts: social learning and the feeding behavior in capuchin

monkeys. Insights from the laboratory. Paper presented by E. Visalberghi at the International Conference on

Traditions in non-human primates, Athens (USA), 16-18/11/2000.

98. Addessi, E. & Visalberghi, E. Risposta al cambiamento in palatabilità di un cibo nel cebo dai cornetti (Cebus

apella). Poster presented at the XIX Conference of the Italian Ethological Society, San Giuliano Terme (Italy),

4-6/10/2000.

99. *Addessi, E. & Visalberghi, E. Social influences on neophobia in Cebus apella. Paper presented at the XIV

Conference of the Italian Primatological Association (API), Calci (Italy), 9-11/10/2000.

PUBLICATIONS

PAPERS IN PEER-REVIEWED INTERNATIONAL JOURNALS:

1. Addessi, E., Tierno, V., Focaroli, V., Rossi, F., Gastaldi, S., De Petrillo, F. Paglieri, F., Stevens, J.R. In


press. Are capuchin monkeys (Sapajus spp.) sensitive to lost opportunities? The role of opportunity costs

in intertemporal choice. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London B.

2. Quintiero, E., Gastaldi, S., De Petrillo, F., Addessi, E., Bourgeois-Gironde, S. In press. Quality-quantity

trade-off in the acquisition of token preference by capuchin monkeys (Sapajus spp.). Philosophical

Transactions of the Royal Society of London B.

3. De Petrillo, F., Paoletti, M., Bellagamba, F., Manzi, G., Paglieri, F., & Addessi, E. 2020. Contextual

factors modulate risk preferences in adult humans. Behavioural Processes, 104137.

4. Addessi, E., Beran, M., Bourgeois-Gironde, S., Brosnan, S., Leca, J.-B. 2020. Are the roots of human

economic systems shared with non-human primates? Neuroscience & Biobehavioral Reviews, 109:1-15.

5. Pecora, G., Bellagamba, F., Paoletti, M., Castano, M.L., Addessi, E. 2020. The effect of symbolic distancing

on delay tolerance across the preschool period. Journal of Cognition and Development, 21:92-103.

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27. Visalberghi E. & Addessi E. 2013. Selectivity in stone tool use by wild bearded capuchin monkeys. Field

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31. Addessi, E., Borgi, M. & Palagi, E. 2012. Is Primatology an equal-opportunity discipline? Plos One, PLoS

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33. Addessi, E., Mancini, A., Crescimbene, L. & Visalberghi, E. 2011. How social context, token value, and time

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41. Addessi, E., Crescimbene, L. & Visalberghi, E. 2008. Food and token quantity discrimination in

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43. Addessi, E., Chiarotti, F., Visalberghi, E. & Anzenberger, G. 2007. Response to novel food and the role of

social influences in common marmosets (Callithrix jacchus) and Goeldi’s monkeys (Callimico

goeldii). American Journal of Primatology, 69:1210-1222.

44. Addessi, E., Galloway, A. T., Visalberghi, E. & Birch, L. L. 2005. Specific social influences on the

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PAPERS IN PEER-REVIEWED ITALIAN JOURNALS:

1. Paoletti, M., De Petrillo, F., Bellagamba, F., & Addessi, E. 2017. Gli aspetti emotivi delle scelte in

condizioni di rischio in una prospettiva comparata. Sistemi Intelligenti, Rivista quadrimestrale di scienze

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2. Addessi, E., Albano, M., De Petrillo, F., Laviola, G., Mirolli, M., Paglieri, F., Parisi, D., Petrosino, G.,

Ventricelli, M., Zoratto, F., Adriani, W. 2015. Basi neurobiologiche del gioco d'azzardo: il contributo integrato

di psicobiologia, etologia cognitiva e robotica. Sistemi Intelligenti, 3/2015: 561-614, doi: 10.1422/82226.

3. Pecora, G., Addessi, E., Schino, G., Bellagamba, F. 2015. Attività di spostamento e interiorizzazione di un

divieto in bambini in età prescolare durante un compito di ritardo della gratificazione. Infanzia e

Adolescenza, 14(3): 232-249. doi: 10.1710/2124.23002.

4. De Petrillo F., Paoletti M., Bellagamba F., Moscati S., Tomei E., Paglieri F. & Addessi E. 2 0 1 5 Affari

tuoi! Studio comparato della propensione all’azzardo nel cebo dai cornetti, un primate sudamericano, e nei

bambini in età prescolare. Atti dell’XI Convegno dell’Associazione Italiana di Scienze Cognitive (a cura di

M. Cruciani & A. Rega). Nea Science. Giornale Italiano di Neuroscienze, psicologia e riabilitazione. anno 2,

vol. 9. ISSN 2282-6009, pp. 58-61.

5. Addessi, E., De Petrillo, F. & Paglieri, F. 2014. Which factors affect the evolution of delay tolerance in non-

human primates? A critical review. Atti dell’XI Convegno dell’Associazione Italiana di Scienze

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riabilitazione. anno 1, vol. 5. ISSN 2282-6009, pp. 27-31.

6. De Petrillo, F., Gori, E., Micucci, A., Ponsi, G., Paglieri, F. & Addessi, E. 2014. Quando vale la pena

aspettare? Ruolo di quantità, qualità e novità del cibo sulla capacità di attesa nel cebo dai cornetti (Sapajus

spp.), una scimmia sudamericana. Atti dell’XI Convegno dell’Associazione Italiana di Scienze Cognitive

(a cura di M. Cruciani & A. Rega). Nea Science. Giornale Italiano di Neuroscienze, psicologia e riabilitazione.


anno 1, vol. 5. ISSN 2282-6009, pp. 116-119.

7. Micucci, A., Gori, E., Truppa, V., De Petrillo, F., Ariely, D. & Addessi, E. 2014. Ruolo del carico

cognitivo e della sazietà sulla capacità di ritardare la gratificazione nel cebo dai cornetti (Sapajus spp.).

Atti dell’XI Convegno dell’Associazione Italiana di Scienze Cognitive (a cura di M. Cruciani & A. Rega).

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ABSTRACTS IN PEER-REVIEWED JOURNALS:

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emotions in tufted capuchin monkeys (Sapajus spp.). Folia Primatologica, 91: 271-2.

2. Ciacci, F., Gastaldi, S., Brosnan, S., De Petrillo, F., Addessi, E. 2020. Does energy budget manipulation affect

risk preferences in tufted capuchin monkeys (Sapajus spp.)? Folia Primatologica 91: 332-3.

3. De Petrillo, F., Micucci, A., Gori, E., Bourgeois-Gironded, S., & Addessi, E. 2017. Evolutionary origins of

money categorization: an experiment in capuchin monkeys (Sapajus spp.). Folia Primatologica 88: 80.

4. Lanzarini, F., Caroli, M., Schrimpf, D., Gastaldi, S., Addessi, E. 2017. Does ageing impair decision- making

in tufted capuchin monkeys (Sapajus spp.)? Folia Primatologica 88:205.

5. Oddi, G., De Petrillo, F., Gori, E., Micucci, A., Paglieri, F., Addessi, E. 2015. Do social influences affect

risk preferences in tufted capuchin monkeys (Sapajus spp.)? Folia Primatologica 86:332.

6. Micucci, A., Gori, E., De Petrillo, F., Truppa, V., Ariely, D., Addessi, E. 2015. Does self-control rely on a

limited resource in tufted capuchin monkeys (Sapajus spp)? Folia Primatologica 86:324.

7. De Petrillo, F., Gori, E., Micucci, A., Ponsi, G., Paglieri, F., Addessi, E. 2015. Food quantity, but not food

quality, affects temporal preferences of capuchin monkeys (Sapajus spp.) in a delay choice task. Folia

Primatologica 86:269-270.

8. Bandoli, F., Palagi, E., Cavicchio, P., Addessi, E. 2015. Evaluating risk preferences in captive ring- tailed

lemurs (Lemur catta): A research study. Folia Primatologica 86:242.

9. Beran, M. J., Evans, T. A., Hopkins, W. D., Addessi, E., & Paglieri, F. 2014. The hybrid delay task and

assessments of self-control in capuchins (Sapajus spp.) and chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes). American Journal

of Primatology 76: 49. 111

10. De Petrillo, F., Ventricelli, M., Ponsi, G., Paglieri, F., Addessi, E. 2013. Waiting for the larger amount:

do capuchin monkeys (Sapajus apella) show a magnitude effect in a delay choice task? Folia Primatologica

84:264-265.

11. Ventricelli, M., De Petrillo, F., Ponsi, G., Paglieri, F., Addessi, E. 2013. Risk proneness in capuchin monkeys

(Sapajus apella): does feeding ecology play a role? Folia Primatologica 84:341-342.

12. Evans, T.A., Beran, M.J., Paglieri, F., Addessi, E. 2011. Delay of gratification for accumulating tokens and

rewards in capuchin monkeys (Cebus apella). American Journal of Primatology 73:137.

13. Focaroli, V., De Petrillo, F., Paglieri, F. & Addessi, E. 2011. Why capuchins monkeys (Cebus apella) have

the patience of a saint? A comparative analysis of five primate species’ performance in the intertemporal

choice task. Folia Primatologica, 82:255.

14. Ventricelli, M., Focaroli, V., De Petrillo, F., Macchitella, L., Paglieri, F. & Addessi, E. 2011. Response latency

and self-directed behaviours by capuchin monkeys in an intertemporal choice task. Folia Primatologica,

82:268-269.

15. De Petrillo, F., Focaroli, V., Macchitella, L., Rossi, S., Paglieri, F. & Addessi, E. 2011. Delay discounting

for primary and secondary rewards in capuchin monkeys. Folia Primatologica, 82:252.

16. Macchitella, L., De Petrillo, F., Focaroli, V., Evans, T., Beran, M., Paglieri, F. & Addessi, E. 2011. Does

preference for a larger delayed reward necessarily indicate self-control? An evaluation of the validity of the

intertemporal choice task in capuchin monkeys. Folia Primatologica, 82:276.

17. Rossi, S., Addessi, E. & Visalberghi, E. 2009. Do symbols improve capuchins' performance in a reverse-


reward contingency task? Folia Primatologica, 80:379.

18. Mancini, A., Crescimbene, L., Addessi, E., Ariely, D. & Visalberghi, E. 2009. Is variety the spice of

capuchins' life? An experiment on token value representation and food choice. Folia Primatologica, 80:127.

19. Addessi, E., Mancini, A., Crescimbene, L., Ariely, D. & Visalberghi, E. 2009. How to spend a token? Value

representation and food choice in tufted capuchin monkeys (Cebus apella). Folia Primatologica, 80:363.

20. Rossi, S., Addessi, E. & Visalberghi, E. 2009. Symbolic stimuli facilitate capuchin monkeys to solve the

reverse-reward contingency task. Folia Primatologica, 80:139-140.

21. Riviello, M.C., Wirz, A., Addessi, E., Natale, F., Potì, P., Sabbatini, G., Saporiti, M., Spinozzi, G., Truppa,

V., Visalberghi, E. 2008. The Primate Centre of the CNR (Rome, Italy): Research and Education. Folia

Primatologica, 79:377.

22. Mancini, A., Crescimbene, L., Addessi, E. & Visalberghi, E. 2008. Does token value combine according

to transitivity in capuchin monkeys (Cebus apella)? Folia Primatologica, 79:142-143.

23. Addessi E., Garramone, A., Tranchida, F., Natale, F. & Visalberghi, E. 2008. An intervention to promote

a scientific approach towards animals and an understanding of animal well-being in elementary school

students. Folia Primatologica, 79:150-151.

24. Addessi, E., Mancini, A., Crescimbene, L. & Visalberghi, E. 2008. Do capuchin monkeys (Cebus apella)

deal with tokens as they do with real food? Folia Primatologica, 79:305.

25. Addessi, E., Maranesi, M. & Visalberghi, E. 2008. Tufted capuchin monkeys (Cebus apella) prefer variety

when dealing with objects and food. Folia Primatologica, 79:146.

26. Crescimbene, L., Addessi, E. & Visalberghi, E. 2008. Do capuchin monkeys (Cebus apella) use tokens

as symbols? Folia Primatologica, 79:142.

27. Addessi, E., Spagnoletti, N. & Visalberghi, E. 2008. Wild bearded capuchin monkeys (Cebus libidinosus)

select functional hammer tools. Primate Eye, 96(Sp CD-ROM iss - IPS 2008):abst #472.

28. Crescimbene, L., Mancini, A., Addessi, E. & Visalberghi, E. 2008. Symbolic use of tokens in

capuchin monkeys (Cebus apella)? Primate Eye, 96 (Sp CD-ROM iss - IPS 2008):abst #796.

29. Addessi, E., Visalberghi, E. & Anzenberger, G. 2006. How social influences affect food neophobia and

exploration in two South-American primate species (Callimico goeldii and Callithrix jacchus). Folia


30. Ferrari, P. F., Fogassi, L., Maiolini, C., Addessi, E., Paukner, A. & Visalberghi, E. 2006. Recognising when

being imitated and the repetition of observed actions in macaques (Macaca nemestrina). Folia Primatologica,

77: 278-279.

31. Addessi, E., Visalberghi, E. & Anzenberger, G. 2006. How two South-American primate species

(Callimico goeldii and Callithrix jacchus) deal with novel foods: the role of the social context.

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32. Ferrari, P.F., Addessi, E. & Visalberghi, E. 2006. Symposium: social influences on individual behavior: from

social contagion to social synchronization and cooperation. Evolutionary processes and constraints on the

origins of social cognition. International Journal of Primatology, 27(Suppl 1), abst #536.

33. Addessi, E. & Visalberghi, E. 2006. Capuchin monkeys (Cebus apella) seek food variety. International Journal

of Primatology, 27(Suppl 1), abst #209.

34. Galloway, A.T. & Addessi, E. 2004. Food neophobia: comparing capuchin monkeys and children. Folia

Primatologica, 75(S1): 266.

35. Addessi, E., Sabbatini, G., Stammati, M. & Visalberghi, E. 2004. Factors affecting preferences for novel

and familiar food in tufted capuchin monkeys (Cebus apella). Folia Primatologica, 75(S1): 231.

36. Addessi, E. & Visalberghi, E. 2004. The role of individual learning, social facilitation and stimulus

enhancement in the acquisition of an object-choice task in tufted capuchin monkeys (Cebus apella). Folia


37. Visalberghi, E. & Addessi, E. 2003. Do capuchin monkeys (Cebus apella) learn from others, with others,

or by themselves about novel foods? Insights from the laboratory. Revista de Etologia Supplemento, 5: 37.


38. Addessi, E. & Visalberghi, E. 2003. The role of social influences on food neophobia in tufted

capuchin monkeys (Cebus apella). Appetite, 40: 314.

39. Drapier, M., Addessi, E. & Visalberghi, E. 2002. What are you eating? Is it smelling new? Tufted capuchin

monkeys (Cebus apella) discriminate novel from familiar odors by nosing a group member while eating.

Folia Primatologica, 73: 318.

40. Addessi, E. & Visalberghi, E. 2002. Do social influences foster novel food acceptance or the

acquisition of a "safe" diet? Folia Primatologica, 73:317.

41. Addessi, E. & Visalberghi, E. 2001. Social influences on neophobia in Cebus apella. Folia Primatologica,

72:128-129.

42. Visalberghi, E. & Addessi, E. 2000. Learning what to eat: the role of social influences in capuchins. Folia

Primatologica, 71: 363.

CHAPTERS IN BOOKS:

1. Pecora, G., Zoratto, F., Paoletti, M., Bellagamba, F., Paglieri, F., & Addessi, E. 2019. Executive function. In:

Encyclopedia of Animal Cognition and Behavior, (Eds.) Vonk, J., & Shackelford, T.K. Springer.

2. Addessi, E. & Visalberghi, E. 2016. Speaking of which: choice-making and capuchin monkeys (Box 9.2) In:

The missing lemur link: an ancestral step in the evolution of human behaviour, (Eds.) Norscia I. &

Palagi E. Cambridge Studies in Biological and Evolutionary Anthropology, pp. pp 264-267.

3. Addessi, E. & Visalberghi, E. 2006. Rationality in capuchin monkeys feeding behaviour? In: Rationality in

Animals, (Eds.) Nudds, M. & Hurley, S., Oxford: Oxford University Press, pp.313-328.

4. Addessi, E. & Visalberghi, E. 2006. How social influences affect food neophobia in captive chimpanzees. A

comparative approach, In: Cognitive development in chimpanzees (Eds.) Matsuzawa, T., Tomonaga, M. &

Tanaka, M., Tokyo: Springer-Verlag, pp. 246-264.

5. Addessi, E. & Visalberghi, E. 2004. Individual and social learning about food. In: Encyclopedia of Animal

Behavior, (Ed.) Bekoff, M., Greenwood Publishing Group, pp. 593-599.

6. Visalberghi, E. & Addessi, E. 2003. Food for thought: social learning about food in capuchin monkeys. In:

Traditions in Non-human Animals: Models and Evidence, (Eds.) Fragaszy, D. & Perry, S., Cambridge:

Cambridge University Press, pp. 187-212.

7. Visalberghi, E. & Addessi, E. 2003. Attaccamento; Intelligenza; Apprendimento; Problem solving. In:

Dizionario di Biologia, (Ed.) Fasolo, A., Torino: UTET, pp. 61-70; 80-82; 522-530; 759-761.

BOOK REVIEWS:

1. Addessi, E. 2011. In search of human uniqueness. Review of “Mind the Gap. Tracing the Origins of

Human Universals” (by Peter M. Kappeler & Joan B. Silk Eds.), Metascience, 20: 533-536

2. Addessi, E. & Visalberghi, E. 2008. Review of “Predictably Irrational” (by Dan Ariely), L'indice dei libri

del mese, 12: 25

3. Addessi, E. 2008. Review of “Se i cani potessero parlare” (by Vilmos Csányi), L'indice dei libri del mese,

May 2008, 28.

4. Addessi, E. 2007. Review of “Rosso. Uno studio sulla coscienza” (by Nicholas Humphrey), Annali

dell’Istituto Superiore di Sanità, 43: 436-437.

5. Addessi, E. & Visalberghi, E. 2003. Review of “La scimmia e l’arte del sushi. La cultura nell’uomo e negli

altri animali” (by Frans de Waal), L'indice dei libri del mese, 5: 23

6. Addessi, E. & Visalberghi, E. 2002. Nabucodonosor il babbuino. Review of “Diario di un uomo

scimmia” (by Robert Sapolski), L'indice dei libri del mese, 2: 32.

7. Addessi, E. & Visalberghi, E. 2001. Review of “La bella e le bestie” (by Carole Jahme). L'indice dei libri

del mese, 18: 52.

8. Addessi, E. & Visalberghi, E. 2000. Solo l'uomo è morale. Review of “La scimmia che si parla. Linguaggio,


autocoscienza e libertà nell'animale umano” (by Felice Cimatti). L'indice dei libri del mese, 17: 7-8.

OTHER PUBLICATIONS:

1. Bellagamba, F. & Addessi, E. 2020. Svezzamento del bambino e passaggio all'alimentazione autonoma:

modelli a confronto in una prospettiva montessoriana. Vita dell’Infanzia 1/2: 26-33.

2. Borgi, M., Addessi, E., Palagi, E. 2012. Cade il mito della "scienza femminista". Sapere, 30-31.

3. Addessi, E., Rossi, S. & Visalberghi, E. 2011. Cebo dai cornetti: l’uso di stimoli simbolici facilita la

risoluzione di un compito di inibizione. Le Scienze Web News, 7/04/2011,

https://www.lswn.it/neuroscienze/cebo-dai-cornetti-luso-di-stimoli-simbolici-facilita-la-risoluzione-di-un-

compito-di-inibizione/

4. Addessi, E. & Spagnoletti, N. 2008. Macigni mini per un pranzo con noci super. Tuttoscienze, La Stampa,

19/03/2008.

5. Truppa, V. & Addessi, E. 2007. Che ci faccio io lì? Riflessioni di un animale allo specchio. Piemonte Parchi,

2:23-25.

6. Addessi, E. & Visalberghi, E. 2007. Ci vuole cervello per spaccare noci con le pietre. Boiler.

7. Addessi, E. & Visalberghi, E. 2006. I bambini e gli animali. Le scelte del consumatore, 5442:20-21.

8. Addessi, E. 2006. Economia comportamentale. Si studiano in laboratorio i meccanismi che ci

suggeriscono comportamenti e scelte. Le scelte del consumatore, 5342:7-9.

9. Addessi, E. 2005. Salgono i casi di neofobia infantile. Le scelte del consumatore, 5256: 7-11.

10. Visalberghi, E. & Addessi, E. 2005. Mangiare con la testa. Mente e Cervello, 13: 64-71.

11. Addessi, E. & Visalberghi, E. 2001. Il dilemma dell'onnivoro. Sapere, 6: 64-69.

MULTIMEDIA PRODUCTS:

1. Visalberghi, E., Natale, F., Addessi, E., Tranchida, F., Garramone, A. 2006. Project Ricerca ed Etica:

Osservare Capire Rispettare, MIUR [web site: www.osservarecapirerispettare.it].

2. ISTC-CNR 2008. Video “Pillole di Intelligenza”. Project Etologia dell’altro Mondo: a scuola dai cebi del Sud

America, MIUR, ISBN 978-88-85059-25-2

MEDIA:

Corriere della Sera, Il Sole 24 Ore, La Repubblica, Specchio, Io Donna, Focus, Radio 24 (Il volo delle Oche, Moebius), GR1, GR2, Radio 3 Scienza, Radio Popolare, WDR 5, Televisione Svizzera Italiana (Il Giardino di Albert), Canale 5 (Tg 5), 3sat (Nano), Discovery News, New Scientist, Science Daily, Uno Mattina Verde, Nautilus

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