Fabio Parente

Fabio Parente is a Lecturer in Psychological and Behavioural Sciences at the College of Health, Psychology and Social Care. His research spans psychophysiology, pattern recognition, and psycholinguistics, with a focus on applied contexts.

• Key Research Areas:
  • Psychophysiological approaches to teacher wellbeing
  • Cognitive mechanisms in pattern recognition
  • Eye movement studies in language learning
  • Multimodal reading comprehension
  • Literary creativity analysis
  • Remote work productivity during pandemics

Recent publications examine self-compassion interventions for burnout, cross-modal pattern recognition, and the impact of auditory input on reading. His work frequently employs empirical methods and eye-tracking technology across diverse domains.

Current projects include investigating psychosocial factors in remote work productivity and advancing empirical approaches to literary reading experiences.