Working papers

Adamus, M., Guzi, M., & Ballová Mikušková, E. (n.d.). Gender Biases in Starting a Business: Results from an Experimental Evaluation of Start-up Plans in Slovakia. (R1 - under consideration) (OSF project)

Sunyík, V., Grežo, M., & Adamus, M. (n.d.). Cognitive perspective on the self-reinforcing nature of poverty: Is scarcity related to financial behaviour via the ability to think analytically? (R1 - under consideration) (OSF project)

Grežo, M., Havan, P., Adamus, M., & Ballová Mikušková, E. (n.d.). Tearing apart the social fabric: Do conspiracy beliefs, tendency for distinction and distrust relate more to non-normative than normative political engagement? (R1 - under consideration) 

Šrol, J., Sobotová, B., & Adamus, M. (n.d.). Turning a blind eye to climate change: Moral disengagement and negative climate emotions as drivers of the green gap (R&R). (OSF project)

Sobotová, B., Šrol, J., & Adamus, M. (n.d.).  Taming the Dragons: Experimental study on the effectiveness of awareness-empowerment and social norms interventions to reduce psychological barriers to pro-environmental behaviour (R&R). (OSF project)

Adamus, M., Šrol, J., Ballová Mikušková, E., Adam-Troian, J., Chayinska, M. (n.d.). Longitudinal analysis shows conspiracy beliefs and institutional trust to be intertwined while the sense of precarity follows. (under consideration) (OSF project)

Adamus, M., Chayinska, M., & Adam-Troian, J. (n.d.). The Conspiracy Mindset as Intergroup Attitudes: A Paradigm Shift (under consideration).

Adamus, M., Ballová Mikušková, E., Havan, P., & Teličak, P. (n.d.). A multi-method perspective on the relationships between conspiracy belifs, trust and financial behaviour  (OSF project)

Teličak, P., Adamus, M., et al. (n.d.). They want to take control: Gender ideology narratives as conspiracy theories and politically motivated social cognition (work in progress)