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Erik Wästlund is an Associate Professor in Psychology at Karlstad University, Sweden. His research focuses on decision-making processes, behavior change, and the impact of digital technology across domains such as retailing, tourism, and welfare services. He also teaches research methods and statistics. Wästlund collaborates extensively on interdisciplinary projects, particularly in privacy, health, and consumer behavior. His work bridges psychological theory with practical applications in technology-mediated interventions and service innovation.
Key Research Areas:
- Decision-making influenced by digital technology
- Behavior change strategies using personalized digital services
- Privacy interactions and policy design
- Health and well-being interventions leveraging IoT and robotics
Recent Contributions:
Wästlund has published widely on topics such as sleep robot interventions for insomnia, privacy policy design, and the role of fitness trackers in sustaining healthy behaviors. His recent work emphasizes ethical considerations in digital markets and co-creation of services for societal benefit.
Awards and Grants:
While no specific awards are listed, his active research portfolio indicates sustained funding and institutional support for collaborative projects.
Labs/Teams:
He contributes to interdisciplinary teams at Karlstad University, including collaborations with computer science and health sciences departments, focusing on technology integration in behavioral research.
