Frederik De SpiegeleerGhent University | UGhent · Department of Psychology of Consumer and Environment
Frederik De Spiegeleer
Master of Psychology
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March 2022 - January 2023
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September 2018 - August 2021
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Whether or not people make pro-environmental decisions depends on the extent to which, for them, the individual consequences outweigh the environmental consequences. Recent research has introduced several experimental tasks that measure pro-environmental decision-making when faced with choices between environmental and individual consequences. Thes...
People's pro-environmental decisions depend on how they weigh individual consequences against environmental ones. Recent research introduced experimental tasks measuring pro-environmental decision-making when faced with choices between environmental and individual consequences. However, previous attempts have been perceived as less enjoyable, more...
Whether or not people make pro-environmental decisions depends on the extent to which, for them, the individual consequences outweigh the environmental consequences. Recent research has introduced several experimental tasks that measure pro-environmental decision-making when faced with choices between environmental and individual consequences. Thes...
Overprotective parenting is associated with developmental difficulties in adolescents, with adolescents’ psychological need frustration playing a mediating role. However, these negative effects of overprotection might depend on how adolescents cope with such parenting. The current study used a person-centered approach to examine the moderating effe...
Goal-directed and habitual behavior are two fundamental forms of behavior in
organisms, but their relative importance remains unclear. In reinforcement
learning, goal-directed and habitual behavior are referred to as model-based and
model-free responses, respectively. An extensively used decision-making task,
called the two-step task, allows captur...
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