Torben Hansen
Professor
About
Primary research areas
How insights into consumer behavior create societal value
Overall, my research interests include consumer behavior, marketing research methods, financial decision-making, and sustainable consumption. Specifically, I explore challenges such as risky financial behavior, dietary stress, and sustainable consumption, aiming to improve consumer decision-making and public policy.
My research enhances public understanding of consumer behavior, influencing policy, business practices, and societal well-being.
My ambition is to bridge academic insights with real-world impact - helping both public institutions and private companies make informed, socially responsible decisions. Particularly, my work guides companies or organizations in understanding consumer motivations and helps individuals make better financial and food-related choices.
Publications
See all publicationsOctober 2025
Is There a Gender Bias in Media Representations of Consumer Food Sustainability?
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Financial Well-being
Understanding Risky Borrowing Behavior Among Young Adults
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