Publications HAL

Adolescence is a period marked by the importance of peer-groups and conformity, and thus, deviation from social norms can be particularly sanctioned. In particular, gender norm violations in adolescence have been shown to be linked to several negative outcomes. One possible outcome is social […]

Transitioning to plant-based diets is crucial for building more sustainable food systems and mitigating climate change. However, understanding how laypeople perceive the reduction of meat consumption and how these representations influence food preferences remains underexplored. According to Action […]

Organic certification identifies food produced with more sustainable product methods. However, several studies have pointed out that it is also likely to generate a halo effect on the caloric estimation of food. As a result, unhealthy foods are perceived as containing fewer calories and may lead to […]

<b>Objective:</b> Protective Behavioral Strategies (PBS) are cognitive-behavioral strategies that are promising to reduce risky alcohol consumption and binge drinking (BD) among students. This research investigates 1) the multidimensional nature of PBS by establishing a stable typology, […]

Alcohol-use disorders (AUD) risk is highly prevalent in university students, and is associated with both intraindividual (e.g., metacognitions, personality traits) and interindividual (e.g., social motives, drinking identity, drinking norms) psychological factors. Binge drinking (BD) also […]

Induced-hypocrisy, a cognitive dissonance paradigm, effectively promotes prosocial behaviors through a two-step procedure. First, a person advocates for a prosocial behavior and then recalls their past failures to comply with it, which prompts the person to adopt the behavior. Initially, the […]

Objective Protective Behavioral Strategies (PBS) are cognitive-behavioral strategies that are promising to reduce risky alcohol consumption and binge drinking (BD) among students. This research investigates 1) the multidimensional nature of PBS by establishing a stable typology, assessing […]

Selon Festinger (1957), l’inconsistance entre deux cognitions est la condition nécessaire et suffisante à l’éveil de la dissonance car tout être humain serait animé par un besoin fondamental, le besoin de consistance. Depuis, les révisions successives de la théorie de la dissonance […]

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Le lecteur ou la lectrice désireux·se de découvrir les travaux de psychologie sociale sur la question de la résistance au féminisme pourrait être quelque peu frustré·e face à la rareté des recherches publiées sur cette problématique spécifique. Si la psychologie sociale ne s'est pas […]

Sijilmassi et al. offer a cognitive account of historical myths, which they present as a cognitive technology designed to recruit coalitional support. We argue this account is incomplete, and that a comprehensive explanation of historical myths must include a central role for human emotions. In […]