Caroline Knapp has been a research assistant and lecturer at the Chair of Social Psychology since mid-March 2021, where she is employed as a parental leave replacement. She obtained her Bachelor's degree in psychology at Bielefeld University and completed her Master's degree with a focus on environmental psychology/human-technology interaction at OvGU Magdeburg. Her previous research work focused on perceptions of sexual objectification in the workplace and on the acceptance of different CO2 pricing models. She was also a student assistant in the project "KlimaHand" of the Environmental Psychology Department and an intern at the Ideenfarm, a project of the University of Applied Sciences Magdeburg. Her current research interest is mainly related to the possibilities of behavioural and attitudinal changes towards climate-friendly behaviour in the context of cultural events.