Helene Willadsen

Helene Willadsen is a Postdoc and Adjunct Associate Professor at the Department of Economics, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Copenhagen. She is affiliated with the Copenhagen Center for Social Data Science (SODAS) and contributes to the Distract project on hybrid work dynamics and the KidsLab initiative on childhood economic behavior.

• PhD in Economics (University of Copenhagen, 2020)
• MSc in Political Science (University of Copenhagen, 2015)
• BSc in Economics and Anthropology (University of Copenhagen, 2013)

Her research bridges behavioral economics with social data science. For adults, she examines hybrid work's impact on productivity and well-being through studies like Distract. For children, she uses experimental economics to analyze economic decisions, personality traits, and cognitive development via projects like EduQuant and KidsLab, focusing on preference formation and decision-making consistency.

Article analysis reveals trends in human-computer interaction (4), hybrid work (3), cognitive modeling (2), and educational psychology (2), with specific attention to teenage self-regulation, digital dissatisfaction, and gender-based competitiveness.