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Prof.dr. M. Zeelenberg

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Expertise	consumer behaviour; decision theory; emotions; experimental economics; game theory; psychology of economic behaviour; social psychology
Expertise (NL)	besliskunde; consumentengedrag; economische psychologie; emoties; experimentele economie; sociale psychologie; speltheorie
Digital Author ID	info:eu-repo/dai/nl/153476923

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Professor
Organisation	Department of Social Psychology (UvT)
Chair (EN)	Economical Psychology
Chair (NL)	Economische Psychologie
Phone	+31-13-4668276
Email	m. zeelenberg -at- tilburguniversity. edu
URL	http://www.uvt.nl/webwijs/show/?uid=m.zeelenberg

Management
Organisation	Tilburg Institute for Behavioral Economics Research - Tiber (UvT)
Email	m. zeelenberg -at- tilburguniversity. edu

Publications

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Ain’t no mountain high enough? Setting high weight loss goals predict effort and short-term weight loss
Investor regret: The role of expectation in comparing what is to what might have been
When satisfied customers do not return: Variety seeking’s effect on short-and long-term intentions
Cultural variation in the role of responsibility in regret and disappointment: The Italian case
Vicarious shame

All publications..

Enhanced publications

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Doctoral Thesis: Consumed with Anger: Negative Emotions in Service Consumption Settings

Current research

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Project leader	Social and Economic Psychology

Completed research projects

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Supervisor	Vicarious Self-Conscious Emotions
Supervisor	How culture influences the emotion process
Supervisor	The Social Psychology of Envy: An inquiry into the causes and consequences
Supervisor	Consumption breakdowns: On avoiding and embracing temptations
Supervisor	Consumed with Anger: negative emotions in service consumption settings

All completed research..

Classification

A82000	Social circumstances
D51000	Psychology

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