Filipa de Almeida

Filipa de Almeida is an Assistant Professor at the Católica Lisbon School of Business & Economics, Universidade Católica Portuguesa. Her work focuses on cognitive psychology, consumer behavior, and financial decision-making, with significant contributions to meta-analytic studies on financial scarcity and well-being.

• PhD (2019) in Psychology-related domain

Research Interests span cognitive performance limitations, overindebtedness mechanisms, AI-human interaction, and corporate social responsibility impacts. She utilizes regression models, experimental designs, and large-scale meta-analyses to study behavioral patterns.

Key Article Trends show interdisciplinary work bridging economics and psychology. Recent 2024 meta-analysis examines financial scarcity effects on cognition, while 2023 work explores algorithmic leadership impacts. Earlier studies analyze debt-well-being relationships (2021), power perception dynamics (2019), and stereotype formation (2017, 2012).

Advising and Activities include supervising 53 works at UCP and presenting at conferences on CSR spillover effects (2021-2023). She actively contributes to public understanding through science communication.