Johanna Peetz

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Carleton University

Canada

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Johanna Peetz is an Associate Professor at Carleton University in Canada. Her research focuses on the intersections of financial behavior and interpersonal relationships, particularly in areas related to financial stress, communication, and dynamics within romantic partnerships. Recent publications include studies on the impact of financial self-concept on relationships and the implications of income on relationship readiness.

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Articles (18)

When Love and Money Collide: The Role of Financially Focused Self‐Concept in Relationships

Making (Enough for) Love: The Association of Income and Relationship Readiness

On top of the hour: Preference for scheduling and starting tasks at the beginning of the hour.

Goal Cognition at the Beginning and the End of the Day

Talk about shared money: Account pooling is associated with financial communication

Hide and Seek with Finances: Financial Infidelity and Financial Snooping in Relationships

The Wise Mind Balances the Abstract and the Concrete

How couples think about money: Types of money motives and relationship satisfaction

How individuals perceive their partner’s relationship behaviors when worrying about finances

Financial Stress as an Antecedent of Financial Snooping Attitudes

When couples fight about money, what do they fight about?

Projecting current feelings into the past and future: Better current relationship quality reduces negative retrospective bias and increases positive forecasting bias

People prefer to diversify across different types of prosocial behaviour

Financial self‐regulation

A self-determination theory approach to predicting daily prosocial behavior

Balancing Prosocial Effort Across Social Categories: Mental Accounting Heuristics in Helping Decisions

Wise Reasoning About the Future Is Associated With Adaptive Interpersonal Feelings After Relational Challenges

A chip off the (im)moral block? Lay beliefs about genetic heritability predicts whether family members’ actions affect self‐judgments

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Michael Wohl

Nassim Tabri

Samantha Joel

Amanda Rotella

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