Jeffrey Lees

Jeffrey Lees serves as an Assistant Professor in Organisational Behaviour within the Faculty of Economics and Business at a Netherlands-based institution. His academic work bridges behavioral science, political psychology, and organizational studies to address pressing societal challenges.

Dr. Lees' research focuses on:

• Social Judgment and Moral Behavior
• Political Discourse and Polarization
• Behavioral Interventions for Social Challenges
• Climate Change Psychology
• Responsible Capitalism and Economic Behavior
• Structural Change in Social Systems

His recent publication record demonstrates significant contributions to understanding human decision-making in political and environmental contexts. Lees has co-authored major international studies across 63 countries, particularly examining psychological interventions for climate action and democratic resilience. His methodological approach frequently employs large-scale experimental designs and cross-cultural comparisons.

Dr. Lees' research has generated substantial academic and public impact:

• Multiple publications in high-impact journals including Science and Science Advances
• Significant citation counts (up to 129 Scopus citations for one publication)
• Extensive media coverage (73+ news outlets for one study)
• Policy relevance (referenced in 5 policy sources)
• Widespread social media engagement (914+ X/Twitter mentions)
• Academic recognition (279+ Mendeley readers)

An upcoming media appearance on April 16, 2025 titled "How Misconceptions Shape Decisions? Insights from Prof. Jeffrey Lees' Research" on SoundCloud's Business Talk podcast will further disseminate his findings on decision-making processes.