I am an associate professor in behavioral sciences at the faculty of health sciences at OsloMet and a licensed psychologist in Italy.

My work applies behavioral science principles to inform public policy, organizational practices, and interventions that foster sustainable societal change.

Prior to entering academia, I worked as an international industrial/organizational psychologist with experience in training, selection, and development in manufacturing.

Link to my Curriculum Vitae (CV)

Research

My research integrates behavioral economics, culturo-behavioral science, and social psychology to advance behavioral science for addressing health-related challenges and promoting social sustainability.

My current research interests include:

• Choice behavior and decision making with non-economic incentives.

• Nudging, boosting, and behavioral insights for policymaking.

• Cooperation and wellbeing in organizations.

• Culturo-behavior analysis of sustainability.

Link to my list of publications (Google Scholar)

Teaching

This is a selection of the courses that I have been coordinating (in bold) and lecturing at OsloMet:

Behavioral economics - Risk management in complex systems - Clinical behavior analysis - Organization, society, and work life - Behavioral insights and nudging - Behavior analysis - Psychological diagnosis - Complexity, science, and society.

Link to my OsloMet employee webpage (available in English and Norwegian)