How economic scarcity shapes cognition (2026)
[Published in Nature Reviews Psychology 2026]
Is Perceived Economic Scarcity Linked to Attention Toward Economic Inequality Cues? Empirical Evidence With Multiverse Analyses (2025)
[Published in Collabra: Psychology 2025] This paper provides evidence of increased attention to information related to how resources are distributed in individuals experiencing economic scarcity
The Crowd Placement Paradigm: Introducing a Novel Tool to Study Sociospatial Dynamics (2025)
[Published in Social Cognition 2025] This paper introduces a new paradigm to study sociospatial dynamics
Data simulations for advancing psychological research: Insights, preparations and investigations (2024)
[Published in the International Journal of Psychology 2024] This paper navigates simulations’ diverse applications across various research stages in psychology
Comment on "Responsible Research Assessment: Implementing DORA for hiring and promotion in psychology” (2024)
[Published in Meta-Psychology 2024] This paper presents a simulation assessment of the marking scheme and present shiny app with flexible weights
The Perceived Economic Scarcity Scale: A valid tool with greater predictive utility than income. (2024)
[Published in the British Journal of Social Psychology 2024] This paper presents the Perceived Economic Scarcity Scale (PESS), a novel instrument measuring the subjective evaluation and experience of economic scarcity (the feeling of having insufficient financial resources to meet one’s needs).