Mauro Martinelli

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I am a postdoctoral research at the University of Copenhagen, where I specialize in examining the interplay between survey data and digital trace data.

My research, combining approaches from sociology and social psychology, focuses on understanding how the interaction between information, cognition, and inequalities influences people's attitudes and behavior.

My current research, as part of the DFF funded project HaBiTs, focuses on estimating desirability bias in etno-racial discriminatory attitudes, by comparing large-scale comparative survey data and digital trace and search data. In my previous research, I investigated individuals' attitudes and decision-making processes in health-related topics such as vaccinations, mental health, and risk perceptions.

In addition to my primary research interests, I have a strong interest in quantitative methods, particularly in the areas of longitudinal and digital trace data analysis, as well as in the sociology of culture and cognition.