Laura Di Giunta is an associate professor at Sapienza University of Rome, Italy. Her research focuses on continuity and change of individual differences in predicting youth (mal)adjustment, accounting for socialization and culture factors, especially in emotion regulation, adjustment, and social competence. With support of the Jacobs Foundation, her research is aimed at disentangling the emotion regulation-related mechanisms predictive of youth adjustment. Her work relies on mobile ecological momentary assessment of youth emotion regulation-related mechanisms with both normative and clinical adolescent samples and a focus also on physiological indicators of youth emotion regulation.
Laura Di Giunta is an associate professor at Sapienza University of Rome, Italy. Her research focuses on continuity and change of individual differences in predicting youth (mal)adjustment, accounting for socialization and culture factors, especially in emotion regulation, adjustment, and social competence. With support of the Jacobs Foundation, her research is aimed at disentangling the emotion regulation-related mechanisms predictive of youth adjustment. Her work relies on mobile ecological momentary assessment of youth emotion regulation-related mechanisms with both normative and clinical adolescent samples and a focus also on physiological indicators of youth emotion regulation.