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Gabriela Pavarini
MPhil,PhD
Postdoctoral Researcher
Citizens: Early Intervention Ethics
I am a postdoctoral researcher within the Neuroscience Ethics & Society Team (NEUROSEC) team, working on the Becoming Good: Early Intervention and Moral Development in Psychiatry (BeGOOD) project, to develop and lead Citizens Early Intervention Ethics (Citizens-EIE) study. I completed a PhD thesis in Psychology at the Centre for Music and Science, University of Cambridge, on the effects of movement synchrony on human emotions and social relationships. Alongside my PhD I co-led the Cambridge Moral Psychology Group, a platform for interdisciplinary exchange in the field of morality.
I was awarded an MPhil (distinction) in Social and Developmental Psychology from Cambridge, and a B.A. (1st class hons.) in Psychology from the Federal University of Sao Carlos, Brazil. My research interests lie at the intersection of moral psychology, emotions and social relationships. I am excited by the opportunity to study the ethics of early intervention programmes and to involve young people in research and policy.
Recent publications
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Looking Up to Virtue: Averting Gaze Facilitates Moral Construals Via Posteromedial Activations.
Journal article
Yang X-F. et al, (2018), Soc cogn affect neurosci
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The moralization of the body: Protecting and expanding the boundaries of the self
Chapter
Pavarini G. and Schnall S., (2017), The Atlas of Moral Psychology: Mapping Good and Evil in the Mind
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Is the glass of kindness half full or half empty? Positive and negative reactions to others' expressions of virtue
Chapter
PAVARINI G. and Schnall S., (2015), Advances in Experimental Moral Psychology, 55 - 72
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Parental Practices and Theory of Mind Development
Journal article
Pavarini G. et al, (2013), Journal of child and family studies, 22, 844 - 853
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Preschool children's emotional and behavioral descriptions of events
Conference paper
Pavarini G. and De Hollanda Souza D., (2012), Paideia, 22, 347 - 353