Professor Pirrone has delved into a wide array of General Psychology themes. Initially, her focus was on the correlation between LEGO block play and cognitive development, emphasizing logical-mathematical skills. Her expertise expanded to evaluating cognitive function in individuals with rare genetic diseases and immunodeficiency. Collaborating internationally, her recent studies concentrate on emotions, covering self-esteem, emotional intelligence, and anxiety in various populations. Moreover, her interest in depressive disorders and innovative statistical analysis techniques, particularly Network Analysis, has grown. Currently supervising research projects at the University of Catania, she explores adult ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, and Mental Imagery. Her partnerships with diverse institutions worldwide have yielded numerous publications in esteemed international scientific journals.
Professor Pirrone has delved into a wide array of General Psychology themes. Initially, her focus was on the correlation between LEGO block play and cognitive development, emphasizing logical-mathematical skills. Her expertise expanded to evaluating cognitive function in individuals with rare genetic diseases and immunodeficiency. Collaborating internationally, her recent studies concentrate on emotions, covering self-esteem, emotional intelligence, and anxiety in various populations. Moreover, her interest in depressive disorders and innovative statistical analysis techniques, particularly Network Analysis, has grown. Currently supervising research projects at the University of Catania, she explores adult ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, and Mental Imagery. Her partnerships with diverse institutions worldwide have yielded numerous publications in esteemed international scientific journals.