Bernardo is an Assistant Professor of Marketing at NEOMA BS. He is also a visiting scholar at Imperial Business School, and an honorary Research Associate at the Oxford Covid-19 Government Response Tracker (OxCGRT) at the University of Oxford. His primary research area is consumer psychology. Within this field, his research primarily explores the psychology of vulnerable consumers, examining how social hierarchies and economic inequality shape consumer perceptions and decision-making. More broadly, he also investigates the intersection of behavioural sciences and areas of social significance, including sustainability and public health. His research agenda explores (i) how social hierarchies and economic inequality shape consumer judgment and decision-making; (ii) how people think, feel and behave towards sustainable consumption; and (iii) how the use of marketing and behavior science tools can promote health. His work has been published in top-tier marketing (Journal of Marketing, International Journal of Research in Marketing), psychology (Nature Human Behaviour), public health (The Lancet Public Health), and general environmental science journals (Global Environmental Change, Climatic Change).
Areas of research
- Social class
- Sustainable Consumption
- Public Health
- Consumer behavior
