Dr. Claudia Zoller

2017 - 2018
Research Fellow - Max-Planck-Institute for Research on Collective Goods

2015 - 2017
Research Fellow - University of Cologne

2015 - 2018
Experimental Economics - University of Cologne (PhD)

2008 - 2014
International Business Management - University of Innsbruck (Diploma)

Microeconomics - University of Cologne

2018
Life & Health Science Cluster
Poster Award "Busy Little Bees - An experiment on diligence and endogenous time scheduling in early childhood"

• Heiss, R., Gell, S., Röthlingshöfer, E., Zoller, C. (2021). How Threat Perceptions Relate to Learning and Conspiracy Beliefs About COVID-19: Evidence From a Panel Study. Personality and Individual Differences. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.paid.2021.110672
• Kerschbaumer, L., Gell, S., Nesimovic, A., Röthlingshofer, E., Heiss, R. and Zoller, C. (2020) Integrating child's health promotion in schools - local mechanisms and strategies, European Journal of Public Health, 30(Supplement_5).
• Matthias Sutter, Claudia Zoller, Daniela Glätzle-Rützler (2019). Economic behavior of children and adolescents - A first survey of experimental economics results, European Economic Review, 111, 98-121. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.euroecorev.2018.09.004.

"Priming healthy food choices in early childhood", University of Copenhagen, Workshop on Behavioral Insights for Healthy Ageing

"Busy little bees - An experiment on diligence and endogenous time scheduling in early childhood", ESA World Conference, Vancouver

"Busy little bees - An experiment on diligence and endogenous time scheduling in early childhood", KIDS Workshop, Hornbaek

"Busy little bees - An experiment on diligence and endogenous time scheduling in early childhood", briq/iza workshop on behavioral economics in education

"Busy little bees - An experiment on diligence and endogenous time scheduling in early childhood", Workshop "Effectiveness of Children's Education around the Globe", EUI Florence

"Busy little bees - An experiment on diligence and endogenous time scheduling in early childhood" (former "Grit for pearl"), ESA World Conference, Berlin

"Busy little bees - An experiment on diligence and endogenous time scheduling in early childhood" (former "Grit for pearl"), MPI Inaugural Conference, Bonn

"Busy little bees - An experiment on diligence and endogenous time scheduling in early childhood" (former "Grit for pearl"), MPI Workshop Berlin-Bonn-Leipzig, Bonn

"Too lucky to be true: Fairness views under the shadow of cheating", Seminar talk at University of California San Diego

"Too lucky to be true: Fairness views under the shadow of cheating", Seminar talk at University of California Santa Barbara

"Coordination games played by children and teenagers: on the influence of age, group size, and incentives", PhD Workshop, The Choice Lab, Bergen

"Coordination games played by children and teenagers: on the influence of age, group size, and incentives", ESA conference, Bergen

"Coordination games played by children and teenagers: on the influence of age, group size, and incentives", CAS Workshop "Moral Behavior", LMU Munich

Waltle Lisa (2021): No Risk No Fun - How Young Adults' Risk Preferences Are Connected to Risky Health Behaviour

Egg Eva (2020): Gütesiegel Gesunde Schule Zur Beziehung von Selbstwertgefühl, Selbstwirksamkeit und der körperlichen Betätigung von Schülern und Schülerinnen

Tanler Teresa (2020): THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PARENTAL HEALTH LITERACY AND CHILD HEALTH OUTCOMES

Romme Sjim Willem Adriaan (2020): PATIENT INVOLVEMENT IN HEALTH PROFESSIONS EDUCATION AS UNDERCOVER THERAPY? A QUALITATIVE STUDY INVOLVING PATIENTS, THEIR HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS AND THEIR LOVED ONES

Weber Daniela (2020): Children's health literacy and the influence of health behavior

Bisselink Frank (2019): Behind the front door - How do Dutch integrated maternity care organisations aim to reach their organisational goals?

Mairitsch Christina (2019): Adolescent health literacy and its effect on the evaluation and application of preventive health information