Emily Bringmann is a project manager at ConPolicy since April 2024 and is responsible for the implementation of consulting projects and studies in the areas of consumer behavior, consumer policy and behavioral insights. Her main areas of expertise include sustainable consumption and digitalization.
During her studies, Emily Bringmann was involved in various research projects, including a validation study of a job aptitude test for the Bertelsmann Foundation and an interdisciplinary psycholinguistic research project. Her diverse research experience has enabled her to develop in-depth methodological expertise in experimental study design and survey conceptualization, as well as in qualitative methods.
Emily Bringmann studied psychology with a focus on judgement and decision-making at the Humboldt University of Berlin, Jean Jaurès University of Toulouse (France), University of Granada (Spain) and most recently at the University of Heidelberg, where she completed her Master of Science with distinction. Due to her stays abroad, she speaks four European languages fluently (DE, EN, FR, ES).
Selected projects
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Evaluation of the IT Security Label: Project for the Federal Office for Information Security (BSI)
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Policy study: Transparency for consumer products: Project for the Federal Office for Information Security (BSI)
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How do different types of information affect risk perception in radiation protection contexts?: Project for the Federal Office for Radiation Protection
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Selected publications
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Bringmann, E., & Horstmann, K. T. (2024). German Translation of the Revised Physical Self-Perception Profile Competence (PSPP-R Competence). Psychological Test Adaptation and Development.
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