Jenny Friedl

Teaches various areas of general psychology. Teaches scientific methods. 

My previous professional experience in structural engineering and simulation has laid the foundation for my interest in systems thinking and the interplay between actors, tasks and situations under dynamic conditions. I am particularly interested in the mechanisms that influence our ability to make judgments and act under uncertainty as well as how robust processes can be designed to support and maintain our ability when conditions change.

Decision-making, risk management and climate change

Friedl. J., & Eriksson, L. (2026). Evaluating aspects of decision-making in managing heavy rainfall at the sharp end. Manuscript in review.

Friedl, J., & Eriksson, L. (2026). Experiencing climate-change consequences from app-guided storytelling in climate walks. Accepted for publication in SAGE Open.

Friedl, J., & Eriksson, L. (2025). Phenomenological aspects of decision-making in managing heavy rainfall at the sharp end. Disaster Prevention and Management: An International Journal, 34(6), 35-47.