Lina Kalon

Lina Kalon is a Researcher at Leuphana University, affiliated with the Institute of Sustainability Psychology (ISP) and the Professorship for Health Psychology and Applied Biological Psychology. Her work focuses on Sustainability Psychology, Health Psychology, and Collective Action for Sustainability. She coordinates Research Transfer Methodology and Evaluation Research projects.

Her research interests span Social and Political Psychology, with a particular emphasis on applying nonlinear methods and Bayesian inference in psychological studies. She has organized workshops on Nonlinear Methods for the Social Sciences and Bayesian Workflow using tools like OpenSesame and JASP.

Professionally, she contributes to teaching via the ISP’s Research Transfer Services for Students, including Sona Participant Hours and internship programs. She has mentored numerous researchers listed in her team’s former members.

• Key Projects: Sustainability Science and Psychology, Collective Action for Sustainability Research
• Workshops: 2023 (Nonlinear Methods), 2022 (Nonlinear Methods & Bayesian Inference)

Her interdisciplinary approach bridges psychological theory with practical applications in sustainability and health, reflecting her commitment to applied biological and health psychology.