Elzė Uždavinytė

Junior Researcher, ISM Doctoral student in Management
Tel: +370 5 2123960
Email: elzemarija.uzdavinyte@archive.ism.lt

Elze Uzdavinyte is a Junior Researcher and PhD student at the Management Department, ISM.

Elze is interested in consumer behavior and psychological processes underlying consumer health decisions. The focus of her PhD research is concentrated on the analysis of company size effect on health related consumer behavior through evolutionary theory lens. She applies experimental research methods and also carries out research on Group influences and Social Identity.

Elze is also involved in international research projects:

  • Junior researcher for the project Collaborative Production for the Circular Economy: A Community Approach (POP-Machina). Coordinated by KU Leuven, involving 23 partners across Europe. Project funded by the EU H2020 program (H2020-SC5-2018-2).
  • Junior researcher of the project Improving Effectiveness of Nudges in Promoting Positive Health Behaviors. Research Grant by the Research Council of Lithuania.

Elze had research visits to the Netherlands (University of Groningen) and her research has been presented at international conference Association for Consumer Research, USA.

Publications

Gineikienė, J., Kaminskienė, Ž., Uždavinytė, E. M., Fennis, B., & Dewitte, S. (2021). Fixing our reflected failure: In-group underachieving promotes healthy consumer decision-making. In 50th Proceedings of the European Marketing Academy, Madrid, 25-28, May (pp. 1-1). Madrid: European Marketing Academy.
Gineikienė, J., Kaminskienė, Ž., Uždavinytė, E. M., Barauskaitė, D., Dewitte, S., Mclaughlin, J., Botchway, E., Verpooten, J., Terzi, S., Sakellariou, Z., Antoniadis, S., & Votis, K. (2021). Study 3: boosting circular consumption: origin cues drive the subjective intrinsic value of used or remodeled goods; Chapter 3: Tokenisation system: Incentivisation and behavioural insights methodologies. Leuven: Pop-Machina
Uždavinytė, E. M., Aubel, M., & Gineikienė, J. (2019). It is domestic, it must be healthy: How health consciousness and consumer ethnocentrism shape healthiness perception and purchase intentions of domestic food. Organizations and Markets in Emerging Economies, 10(2), 196-211. https://doi.org/10.15388/omee.2019.10.10
Uždavinytė, E. M., Gineikienė, J., Fennis, B., & Dewitte, S. (2019). Follow ‘them’, distance from ‘one of us’: Group membership drives the effectiveness of exemplar overachieving behavior. In NA - Advances in Consumer Research, vol. 47 (pp. 885-886). Duluth, MN: Association for Consumer Research.
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