Andrea Ernst-Vintila

Andrea Ernst-Vintila is an Associate Professor at the University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne, affiliated with the Cognitive Psychology Laboratory (C2S EA 6291) and the Health Socialization research unit. Her work bridges social representations theory with societal norms, focusing on justice, labor dynamics, and the cultural significance of the Champagne region, particularly in luxury and winemaking contexts.

Her research explores neurocognitive effects of alcohol, public health implications of drinking behaviors, and sociopolitical dimensions of normative systems. She has contributed to validating psychological scales for assessing future consequences of actions and examined social norms through the Black Sheep Effect in alcohol-related contexts.

While her publications emphasize theoretical and empirical analyses of social representations, her collaborative work includes international conferences addressing sustainable development, psychosocial impacts of urban land use, and interdisciplinary intersections between psychology and economics.