Massimo Casacchia is affiliated with the University of L'Aquila in Italy. Their research primarily spans the fields of Psychology and Medicine, with specific focus on Clinical Psychology, Experimental and Cognitive Psychology, Psychiatry and Mental Health, General Health Professions, and Social Psychology.
The scientist's work addresses several main topics, including:
Massimo Casacchia has published in a variety of academic venues, with frequent contributions in:
Notable recent publications include:
Massimo Casacchia's collaborations include frequent co-authors such as Rita Roncone, Laura Giusti, Anna Salza, Silvia Mammarella, and Sasha Del Vecchio.
In addition to journal articles, Casacchia has contributed to book publications, including a work titled Recovery and Major Mental Disorders published by Springer International Publishing in 2022.
M. Mazza;A. De Risio;L. Surian;R. Roncone
Rita Roncone;Ian R.H. Falloon;Monica Mazza;Alessandro De Risio
A Rossi;S De Cataldo;V Di Michele;V Manna
Francesca Bolino;Vittorio Di Michele;Loredana Di Cicco;Vincenzo Manna
R. Roncone;J. Ventura;M. Impallomeni;I. R. H. Falloon
E Aguglia;M Casacchia;G B Cassano;C Faravelli
A. Rossi;F. Mancini;P. Stratta;P. Mattei
Monica Mazza;Giuliana Lucci;Francesca Pacitti;Maria Chiara Pino
Paolo Stratta;Enrico Daneluzzo;Massimiliano Bustini;Massimo Casacchia
Alessandro Rossi;P. Stratta;L. D'Albenzio;A. Tartaro
A. Agnoli;V. Andreoli;M. Casacchia;R. Cerbo
Laura Giusti;Silvia Mammarella;Anna Salza;Sasha Del Vecchio
Alessandro Rossi;Antonio Serio;Paolo Stratta;Concetta Petruzzi
Alessandro Rossi;Paolo Stratta;Fabrizio Mancini;Massimo Gallucci
Alessandro Rossi;Paolo Stratta;Paolo Mattei;Maurizio Cupillari
Rossi A;Stratta P;Gallucci M;Passariello R
Massimo Casacchia;Maria Grazia Cifone;Laura Giusti;Leila Fabiani
M. Mazza;V. Di Michele;R. Pollice;M. Casacchia
Francesco Margari;Rosanna Matarazzo;Massimo Casacchia;Rita Roncone
Mauro Giovanni Carta;Eugenio Aguglia;Filippo Caraci;Liliana Dell'Osso
Rita Roncone;Monica Mazza;Irini Frangou;Alessandro De Risio
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