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Marcel Zeelenberg studied cognitive psychology at Leiden University and completed his PhD in Social Psychology at the University of Amsterdam, with notable supervisors including Joop van de Pligt, Antony Manstead, and Nanne de Vries. He has held postdoctoral positions at Eindhoven University and Sussex University before joining Tilburg University on January 1, 1998. His work as an economic psychologist focuses on understanding how individuals make decisions, particularly through the lens of emotions and motivational factors. Zeelenberg's research has extensively explored themes of regret, disappointment, envy, shame, guilt, anger, pride, hope, and the psychological aspects of greed. Additionally, he conducts applied research in the context of financial decision-making, examining the implications of insurances, taxation, and poverty on people's reactions to behavioral interventions.
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