Beatrice Conte Email & Phone Number

Milan, It

Geneva (Ch)

✓ Conceptualised, developed and implemented three online experimental designs and one laboratory experiment to investigate the psychological drivers of pro-environmental behaviour✓ Performed advanced statistical analysis on behavioural data collected across eight experimental studies with 2300+ participants✓ Published two articles in international peer-reviewed journals and gave seven presentations at academic conferences✓ Wrote four detailed research reports that were examined and approved by the Ethics Commission of the University of Geneva before data collection✓ Supervised three junior researchers for their M. Sc. thesis in Psychology, two at the University of Geneva and one at the University of Padova✓ Taught two classes per year to bachelor and master students at the University of Padova and at the University of Geneva on topics related to behavioural insights for climate change

Milan, Lombardy, Italy

Padova (It)

✓ Conceptualized and conducted two experiments to investigate the impact of descriptive social norms on the decision to evade taxes✓ Performed statistical analyses on behavioural data collected both in the laboratory and in the field on 200+ participants✓ Published one article in an international peer-reviewed journal✓ Supervised one junior researcher for her M. Sc. thesis in Psychologydata

Ph. D., Psychology, 6/6

Thesis: "The dynamics of values and emotions in the environmental domain." (Selection of) Skills and knowledge acquired: ✓ Environmental.

Master Of Business Administration - Mba

✓ Business model analysis & innovation ✓ Testing business ideas & lean startup ✓ Strategy and business fundamentals ✓ The power of being.

Sustainability Transitions: Design, Diplomacy & Data

✓ 10-days intensive learning experience designed to upgrade participants’ sustainability skillset in the framework of the UN SDGs ✓.

Master'S Degree, Cognitive Applied Psychology, 110/110 With Honors

Thesis: "Tax Evasion, from behavioral studies to interventions: the role of social comparison in an experimental research" [available.