Valentina Della Corte
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4
Total Citations
195
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3
About
Valentina Della Corte is a leading scholar at the intersection of digital transformation, human–machine interaction, and consumer behavior. Her research primarily explores how trust, emotions, and heuristic factors shape customer attitudes toward emerging technologies, particularly social service robots and artificial intelligence (AI) within the frameworks of Industry 5.0 and Society 5.0. One of her most impactful contributions is the paper “Role of trust in customer attitude and behaviour formation towards social service robots” (2023, 87 citations), which provides critical insights into the psychological mechanisms driving acceptance of robotic services. She further advances this line of inquiry in “Digital humanism and artificial intelligence: the role of emotions beyond the human–machine interaction in Society 5.0” (2023, 73 citations), where she analyzes how Millennials and Gen Z assess AI devices, emphasizing the centrality of emotional engagement. Her earlier work, “Designing learning-skills towards industry 4.0” (2019, 34 citations), addresses the educational imperatives of a technologically evolving world. With a cumulative citation count exceeding 195 across her most cited works, Della Corte’s research is essential reading for scholars and practitioners navigating the ethical, emotional, and behavioral dimensions of our increasingly automated future.
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- 3Designing learning-skills towards industry 4.034 citations · 2019
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