Thierry Meyer
Département de Psychologie
Université Paris Ouest Nanterre La Défense
200, av. de la République
92001 Nanterre
France
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My main current research interests are:
(1) attitudes about risk and risk communication (processing of messages about health, warnings about future risk, etc.) ;
(2) self-regulation and performance (effects of self-efficacy, habits, control motivation, trust, stereotypes, expertise, etc.)
and (3) deliberated and less deliberated decision making in natural settings.
With my graduate students I am working both in lab and field settings (public health, driving and transportation, consumer decision making, food industry, energy saving). I like specially theory driven research in applied fields.
I have also a general interest in research methods in social psychology and applied experimental psychology.
 Books:
- Delhomme, P., & Meyer, T. (2002). La recherche en psychologie sociale: Projet, méthodes et techniques [Research in social psychology]. Paris: Armand Colin.
- Meyer T. (Ed.). (2005). Psychologie sociale. Paris: Hachette.
Journal Articles:
 Bry, C., Follenfant, A., & Meyer, T. (2008). Blondes like me: When self-construals moderate stereotype priming effects on intellectual performance. Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, 44, 751-757.
- Bry, C., Meyer, T., Oberlé, D., & Gherson, T. (i2009). Effect of priming cooperation or individualism on a collective and interdependent task: Changeover speed in the 4x100m relay race. Journal of Sport & Exercise Psychology, 31, 380-389.
- Delhomme, P., & Meyer, T. (1998). Control motivation and young drivers decision making. Ergonomics, 41, 373-393.
- Kergoat*, M., Giboreau, A.., Nicod, H., Faye, P., Diaz, E., Beetschen, M.A., Gerritsen, M. & Meyer, T. (In press) Psychographic measures and sensory consumer tests: When emotionalexperience and feeling-based judgments account for preferences. Food Quality & Preferences
- Legal, J. B., & Meyer T. (2009). Nonconscious goal pursuit and self-efficacy: independent contributions to motor performance. Perceptual & Motor Skills, 108, 383-391.
- Légal, J. B., Meyer, T., & Delouvée, S. (2007). Compatibility of non conscious primes and conscious conscious behavioral goals: The case of a motor task. Current Research in Social Psychology, 12, 80-90.
- Meyer, T. (2000). Le modèle de traitement heuristique systématique de l'information: Motivations multiples et régulation du jugement en cognition sociale. L'Année Psychologique, 100, 527-563. [A review of the Heuristic Systematic Model]
- Meyer, T. (1994). Subjective importance of goals and reactions to waiting in lines. Journal of Social Psychology, 134, 818-827.
- Meyer, T., & Rodon, C. (2004). Trouver sur Internet une réponse à une question. Hermes, 39, 27-34.
- Rubio, B., Rigal, N., Boireau-Ducept, N., Mallet, P., & Meyer, T. (2008). Measuring willingness to try new foods: A self-report questionnaire for French-speaking children, Appetite, 50, 408-414.
Other Publications:
- Delhomme, P., & Meyer, T. (2004). Risk taking and self-efficacy among young male drivers: Self-efficacy and changing task demands In T. Rothengatter & R. D. Huguenin (Eds.), Traffic and Transport Psychology: Theory and application (pp. 135-146). Amsterdam: Elsevier.
- Delhomme P., Vaa T., Meyer T., Goldenbeld C., Jarmark S., Christie N., Harland G., & Vlasta R. (1999). Evaluated road safety campaigns: An overview of 265 campaigns and some meta-analysis on accidents. In Guiding Automobilists Through Technology & Education. European Commission. Brussels, EC-DGVII. Deliverable 4. Contract R0-97-SC.2235.
- Meyer, T. (2008). Cognition motivée: Une illustration à propos de la communication des risques et du changement d’attitude. In P. Carré & F. Fenouillet. (Eds.), Traité de psychologie de la motivation (pp. 273-288). Paris: Dunod.
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