Sérgio Moreira

Sérgio Moreira (PhD in Social Psychology, ISCTE-IUL, 2012) is a consultant in environmental, social and health fields and a Visiting Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Psychology at the University of Lisbon and in Católica Lisbon School of Business & Economics. He is interested in Applied Psychology and has extensive experience in Impact Assessment and Stakeholders Engagement. Additionally, he is also interested in Research Methods, Statistics and Survey Research. Sergio has published his work internationally in outlets as Environmental Psychology, Environmental Impact Assessment Review, and the British Medical Journal.

Applied psychology:
Social impact assessment and stakeholder engagement; Corporate social responsibility; Urban mobility and mixed-mode commuting.
Research methods:
Applied statistics with R and SPSS; Replication crisis and ethics in research; Survey research.

“TquanT – Tools for Teaching Quantitative Thinking”

Local Coordenador of Erasmus

Project leader for Monkey Forest Consultancy.

Invited lecture on “Environmental psychology meets impact assessment” in University of Groningen.

Development of a Social Vulnerability Index in the context of resettlement.

Torres, E. C., Moreira, S., & Lopes, R. C. (2018). Understanding how and why people participate in crowd events. Social Science Information, 57(2), 304–321.

Heitor dos Santos, M. J., Moreira, S., Carreiras, J., Cooper, C., Smeed, M., Reis, M. de F., & Pereira Miguel, J. (2018). Portuguese version of a stress and well-being evaluation tool (ASSET) at the workplace: validation of the psychometric properties. BMJ Open, 8(2), e018401.

Maria, A., Factor, G., Vanclay, F., Götzmann, N., & Moreira, S. (2017). Adapting social impact assessment to address a project’s human rights impacts and risks. Environmental Impact Assessment Review, 67, 73-87.

Marques, S., Lima, M. L., Moreira, S., & Reis, J. (2015). Local identity as an amplifier: Procedural justice, local identity and attitudes towards new dam projects. Journal of Environmental Psychology, 44, 63-73.

Guerreiro, S., Batel, S., Lima, M. L., & Moreira, S. (2015). Making energy visible: socio-psychological aspects associated with the use of smart meters. Energy Efficiency, 8(6), 1149-1167.