Jean Monéger is currently a post-doctoral researcher affiliated to the University of Kent. Specialized in social cognition, his topics of interest relate to group perception, emotions, self-awareness and motivation. His current research project is about the perception of occupations as ‘heroic’ (e.g., nurses, firefighters, soldiers, etc.). Aside from promoting open science at a local scale, he also enjoys bouldering and science fiction novels.
Experience
Post-doctoral Researcher
Post-doctoral project:
- Antecedents and Consequences of the Perception of ‘Heroic’ occupations
Post-doctoral Researcher
Post-doctoral project:
- The role of personality traits and clinical vulnerabilities in the link between emotion perception and approach/avoidance postures
Temporary Lecturer
Responsibilities include:
- Teaching (384h)
- Research
Ph.D. - Psychology
PhD thesis:
- “Aversion to the Self: Contextual and Dispositional Determinants of Self-Focus Avoidance” (PhD Award)
- Supervisors: Pr. Selimbegović and Pr. Chatard
- Jury: Pr. Alexopoulos, Pr. Gendolla, Dr. Normand, Pr. Smeding
Master - Research in Psychology
Research activity:
- 2nd Year: “The role of autobiographical memory in behavioral confirmation following biased questions”
- 1st year: “Moderation of private self-consciousness in behavioral priming effect”
B.Sc. - Psychology
Recent Publications
Quickly discover relevant content by filtering publications.
Projects
*
Post-doctoral research project at the University of Kent
Post-doctoral research project at the Laboratoire Vision Action Cognition
Recent & Upcoming Talks
Contact
Should you need to contact me -
- moneger.jean@outlook.fr
- +33 6 58 12 67 04
- Keynes College, University Road, Canterbury, CT2 7NP
- DM Me