Adcogito
Team
Dr. Živilė Kaminskienė
CEO, AdCogito Institute for Advanced Behavioral Research
Živilė’s research interests lie in the field of consumer behavior. She is interested in how to encourage consumers to engage in consumption that positively affects their health, environment, and society. Specifically, she is researching consumption domains bringing sustainable, circular, and health benefits. Applying experimental design, Živilė analyzes the decision-making processes’ underlying mechanisms and tests how effectively various incentives work toward positive changes. Živilė’s previous long-term professional experience in the public relations domain effectively feeds into the current scientific field with such skills as large-scale project management, communication, as well as strategic and tactical thinking. Currently, Živilė is working in teams that implement projects funded by H2020, Horizon Europe, and Lithuanian Research Council programs. She also works as a junior researcher at Vilnius University, Lithuania.
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Dr. Elzė Uždavinytė
Researcher, AdCogito Institute for Advanced Behavioral Research
Elze’s research interests include consumer behavior and psychological processes that determine health-related decision-making. More specifically, she is interested in social identity, group influences, and innovative techniques to nudge people to make better choices. In her doctoral research, she analyzed how company size cues affect consumer perceptions and decisions in the health domain. Elze has been a team member in several research projects, including the project funded by the EU H2020 program. She has experience working with international teams of researchers and her work has been published by such well-recognized scientific outlets as Psychology & Marketing, and Advances in Consumer Research. Elzė was awarded a doctoral scholarship for her academic achievements by the Research Council of Lithuania in 2019. Currently, she also holds a position as a researcher at Vilnius University, Lithuania.
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PhD can. Agnė Zakarevičiūtė
Junior researcher, AdCogito Institute for Advanced Behavioral Research
Agne’s research is grounded in the interdisciplinary realms of consumer behavior, marketing, communication, and psychology. Her current research focus revolves around exploring strategies to harness the influence of social norms to instigate behavioral changes, with a particular emphasis on motivating individuals to shift their dietary habits towards a healthier and more sustainable trajectory. A central element of her work is dedicated to addressing the intricate challenge of engaging resistant consumers—those who display strong opposition or resistance toward behavioral change.
Before moving to academia, Agne played a pivotal role in leading an award-winning non-profit social venture that motivated consumers to choose healthier food choices. Its’ behavioral change campaigns achieved notable recognition, including nominations for the best social innovation in Lithuania, the best social venture in Europe (Global Social Venture Competition at the University of California Berkeley Haas School of Business, Berkeley, CA, US), and the best social innovation in Europe (The Social Innovation Tournament, European Investment Bank).
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PhD can. Ramojus Motuzas
Junior researcher, AdCogito Institute for Advanced Behavioral Research
Ramojus focuses his research on energy economics, with a particular interest in electricity wholesale markets in the Nordics and the Baltics. He has been fully educated in international settings, having studied in Sweden (Stockholm International School), the United Kingdom (University of Bath), and Italy (Bocconi University). Before transitioning into full-time academia at Vilnius University, Ramojus accumulated extensive project management experience across both public and private sectors, working in both local and international contexts. He now draws on this background to lead complex, interdisciplinary research efforts, including his current involvement in the Horizon Europe AURORA project.
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Dr. Jannis Kreienkamp
Researcher, AdCogito Institute for Advanced Behavioral Research
Google Scholar
Jannis Kreienkamp has PhD from University of Groningen. He is a researcher, data scientist, and data communicator. His expertise lies in psychological needs, intergroup relations, cultural adaptation, motivation.
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Marius Naruševičius
Communication Manager, AdCogito Institute for Advanced Behavioral Research
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Watch for symptoms
Common Symptoms
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- Fever: 99%
- Fatigue:70%
- A dry cough: 59%
- Loss of appetite: 40%
- Body aches: 35%
- Shortness of breath: 31%
Emergency Symptoms
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- Trouble breathing
- Constant pain or pressure in your chest
- Bluish lips or face
- Sudden confusion
What to do if you have symptoms
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- Get a test to check if you have coronavirus as soon as possible.
- You and anyone you live with should stay at home and not have visitors until you get your test result – only leave your home to have a test.
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What you need to know
- Anyone can have mild to severe symptoms.
- Older adults and people who have severe underlying medical conditions like heart or lung disease or diabetes seem to be at higher risk for developing more serious complications from COVID-19 illness.
