PhD defence: Kristian Steensen Nielsen

My thesis examines the role of self-regulatory processes in behavior change that is voluntarily undertaken to limit environmental impacts. The thesis aims to provide new insights on key self-regulatory processes and strategies that facilitate environmental behavior change through one theoretical and three empirical articles. The articles together detail  the  complexity  of  self-regulation  and  environmental  behavior change by highlighting the myriad self-regulatory processes involved in successfully executing a behavior change.

Primary Supervisor:
Professor mso Wencke Gwozdz
Department of Management, Society and Coomunication
Copenhagen Business School
 
Secondary Supervisors:
Professor Doctor Denise de Ridder
Department of Social, Health and Organizational Psychology
Utrecht University
 
Assessment Committee:
Professor Luica Reisch  (Chair)
Department of Management, Society and Communication
Copenhagen Business School

Professor Doctor Sebastian Bamberg
Department of Social Work, Psychology, esp. Social Psychology and Methodology
FH Bielefeld University of Applied Sciences

Doctor Senior Lecturer Chris Jones
School of Psychology
University of Surrey

Thesis:
The thesis is available here.
 
Reception:
The Doctoral School of Organisation and Management Studies will host a reception, which will take place immediately after the defence in room DH2V071 and room DH2V070.