Biography
Gaëlle Vallée-Tourangeau is a professor of behavioural science and director of research for Kingston Business School. Her research interests include the study of Bayesian reasoning, insight problem-solving, and the role of interactivity in human cognitive performance. She leads the Decision, Attitudes, Risk and Thinking research group, which conducts behavioural science research to promote effective, ethical and sustainable judgment and decision-making and innovative problem-solving.
Interests
- Judgment and decision-making
- Problem-solving; Creativity & Innovation
- Interactivity and distributed cognition
- Risk and uncertainty communication
- Intuition
- Motivation in the workplace; Behavioural change
- Job performance; Daily time management; Procrastination; Personal productivity
Education
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PhD in Psychology, 2003
University of Hertfordshire
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MSc Experimental Social Psychology, 1998
Université Paris Nanterre
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BSc in Psychology, 1997
Université Paris Nanterre
