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Camilla Strömbäck

Associate Professor

Conducts research in behavioural economics and environmental economics, and teaches introductory economics. 

Self-control, emotions and decision-making

My research focuses largely on self-control and how self-control correlates with people鈥檚 emotions and actions. 

My research can be summarised in two areas:

Decisions that affect my future self

Many of our most important decisions are such that we do not experience the outcomes of our choices immediately, but only after a certain time lag; this applies to decisions ranging from pension savings to how environmentally conscious we are in our daily lives. The main focus of my research is on how self-control, intuition and knowledge influence us when we make these kinds of decisions.

Financial anxiety, climate anxiety and other emotions

When faced with major and important issues, we may experience a sense of worry or insecurity. Together with my colleagues, I have investigated which psychological aspects correlate with these negative emotions, as well as how these emotions influence our decisions.

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