Matteo Moscatelli

Matteo Moscatelli, ricercatore, insegna Sociologia generale presso l’Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore. È membro del consiglio scientifico della sezione Politica Sociale dell’Associazione Italiana di Sociologia.

Titoli dell'autore

Ri-umanizzare le relazioni attraverso il digitale. Un’app che misura e accresce la fiducia: la ricerca-azione beHippo digital

di Massimiliano Baiocco, Michele Bertani, Matteo Moscatelli, Sara Nanetti

Anno: 2025

In a social context where interpersonal trust represents a scarce resource, the contribution reflects the usefulness and effectiveness of a digital application aimed at its promotion. Based on the initial usage experience of the beHippo App in the business context of a renowned multinational food company, the adoption of the application has been analysed in terms of process and outcome...

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Relational Reflexivity and Well-being Outcomes in Young Couples with Children. A Dyadic Exploratory Research in Italy digital

di Elisabetta Carrà, Chiara Ferrari, Matteo Moscatelli, Cecilia Serrano

Anno: 2024

This study aims to explore the relationship between relational reflexivity and the well-being of young couples with children. The research involved 154 individuals belonging to 77 young couples with children, and we used a dyadic approach (Actor-Partner Interdependence Model) to explore the association between the two dimensions of relational reflexivity (self-detachment and relational agency) and the well-being of parents...

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L’impatto familiare delle politiche del governo durante la pandemia di covid-19 in Italia: le famiglie chiedono sussidiarietà? digital

di Elisabetta Carrà, Matteo Moscatelli

Anno: 2023

The emergency caused by the Covid-19 pandemic has led the Italian government to run the risk of strengthening the still too-widespread welfare regime that delegates to families the answers to social needs, taking for granted their willingness to do so. Through data from the first wave of a longitudinal research project entitled “The family at the time of Covid-19” (N = 2985), it has been possible to highlight a certain disagreement on the capacity of the government to support families effectively during the most critical period of the pandemic in Italy (March-April 2020), despite entrusting them with several crucial tasks and functions...

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