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Dr. Yefim Shulman is a Researcher at the Erasmus School of Social and Behavioural Sciences, Erasmus University Rotterdam, specializing in the Behavioural Change research group. His work bridges psychology and computer science, focusing on how individuals interact with privacy mechanisms in digital environments.
- PhD in Modelling Responses to Privacy-Related Indications, Tel Aviv University (awarded July 2023)
His research centers on understanding the psychological and behavioral dynamics behind online privacy decisions. Key areas include privacy disclosure, user interaction with privacy policies, and the role of affect, control, and individual traits in shaping digital behavior. He employs experimental and cognitive approaches to study how users process privacy information and make sharing decisions.
The trend in his recent publications (2020–2024) reflects a strong focus on human-centered privacy design, with emphasis on notification design, perceived control, and emotional influences. His work appears in high-impact journals such as Computers & Security, Behaviour & Information Technology, and top conferences like SOUPS, indicating contributions to both academic and practical domains of usable privacy and security.
Dr. Shulman actively collaborates with researchers including A. Kitkowska, J. Meyer, M. Warner, and E. Wästlund. While no formal awards or student advisement are mentioned, his publications show consistent scholarly output and engagement with interdisciplinary privacy research.
He contributes to advancing the understanding of user behavior in digital contexts, particularly in relation to data protection and informed decision-making. His research supports broader goals in cybersecurity, digital ethics, and human-computer interaction.
