Curriculum

Eve Sarah Troll (née Müller) is research assistant and PhD student at the Department of Economic Psychology, Social Psychology, and Experimental Methods. She completed her studies in Educational Science (B.A.) and Educational Research and Pedagogical Psychology (M.Sc.) at the University of Tübingen. Her research deals with the success and failure of self-control and the experience and behaviour in price decisions. She is particularly interested in self-control, motivation, ego depletion, training of self-control and digital competences, smartphone use, different price strategies and meta-analyses. 

Academic Career

• since September 2017: PhD student in Business and Social Psychology (supervisor: Prof. Dr. David Loschelder), Leupana University Lüneburg
• since April 2020: research assistant for the Innovation Plus project "Open Science @ Leuphana", Leupana University Lüneburg
• since September 2017: research assistant for the project „MeDiAL-4Q – Media competence in the Digital Age“, Leuphana University Lüneburg
• 2013-2017: Student assistant, projects "Transformation of the secondary school system and academic careers (TOSCA)", "National Educational Panel Study (NEPS)" and "Study Successfully in Tübingen (ESiT)", Hector Institute, University of Tübingen

Education

• June-August 2018: Research fellow at University of California in Berkeley and Stanford University in San Francisco, United States
• 2015-2017: M.Sc. in Educational Research and Pedagogical Psychology, Hector Institute, University of Tübingen, Germany
• 2012-2015: B.A. in Educational Science, University of Tübingen, Germany