The members of the association consist of all the promotion of the course Risks and Behaviour Sciences
Justin Dupont
Perline Devingt
Perline is in second year of Master RiSC at Clermont-Auvergne University. She obtained her Bachelor of Psychology from the University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne. She carries out her research and study work on the study of ideological polarization and behavioral extremism of individuals in the context of social networks, including the role of algorithms. She wishes to continue her studies with a Doctorate in Social Psychology and more particularly on themes of radicalization and behavioral extremism of individuals, and would like in the long term to become a teacher-researcher.
Justin Dupont
Justin is a second year Master's student at Clermont Auvergne University. He holds a dual degree in biology, specializing in neuroscience, and psychology. Its focus is mainly on cognitive psychology, particularly in the context of social interactions. Ambitious, Justin aims to pursue a career in research, wishing to deepen his knowledge of cognitive and social psychology. Apart from his studies, he nurtures a passion for board games and video games that allow him to develop thoughts and strategies while sharing friendly moments.
Marine Housseau
Marine is a second year student in the Master of Risks and Behavioural Sciences at Clermont Auvergne University and a member of the Clermont Association of Risk Psychology (ACPR). A former student at the University of Tours, where she graduated in 2025, her memory focused on cognitive inhibition abilities. She has a strong interest in cognitive psychology and crisis management. His research and study work focuses on the anchoring effect in risk assessment. When she does not attend, she enjoys outdoor sports such as climbing and hiking.
Clara Hunold
Originally from Drôme, Clara began her studies with a degree in psychology at Grenoble Alpes University, where she developed a special interest in cognitive psychology, statistics and social psychology. This interest has been deepened through various research projects and internships. She then naturally oriented herself towards the master of psychology, Risks and behavioural sciencesat Clermont Auvergne University. In the future, she wants to move towards research, particularly on the cognitive functioning of individuals in the face of risks. In parallel, Clara is passionate about videography, music and sport.
Mina Julien
Mina graduated in psychology from the University of Caen in 2020. Her bachelor's brief, in social psychology, focused on critical-minded behaviors in sharing information on the Internet. Particularly interested in studying cognitive biases and predicting behaviour, she combines her interests to integrate the risk dimension, which is still emerging in France. After two years of self-publishing as a manga author and cartoonist, she finally resumed her studies to complete her training as a psychologist. Always passionate about drawing and writing, she still devotes part of her free time to artistic practice, travel, discovery and enriches with the slightest experience.
Coralie Mariani
Driven by an insatiable curiosity for psychology and a marked sensitivity to ecological issues, she specialized in studying psychological behaviour in the face of natural hazards. Her academic career reflects this diversity of interests: after a bachelor's degree in Mathematics and Computer Science applied to the Social Sciences, she joins a computer science school. But it's psychology that ends up catching her up. She then trained in coaching at Grenoble School of Management, obtaining a certification that will enrich her human-centred approach. Professionally, Coralie has explored various worlds: IT manager, manager, coach, scrum master or referent Occupational Health and Safety. Antispecist, she approaches life with a constant desire to reconcile vitality and respect — and the planet.
Juliette Marillier
Juliette is interested in a wide variety of topics. She has chosen to take a degree in psychology at the University of Clermont-Auvergne and has particularly appreciated the rigorous methodological framework and the constant questioning that the scientific approach allows. A student in the RiSC course, she wants to obtain the title of psychologist and work in environmental and ecological risks. Her subject of master's thesis is also focused on the processes of joining measures to deal with climate change. In addition to her studies, she enjoys performing the arts both in practice and as a spectator and has been training in her sport for 9 years now; running.
Grégoire Mavel
Grégoire has been following the Master Psychology – RiSC course at Clermont Auvergne University since 2025. He is particularly interested in accompaniment in demanding contexts and emergency support where decision-making is quick and under duress. After two TERs, one on the perception of time, the other on executive functions and fear, he continues a two-year research project on implicit biases in a vital emergency. A former teacher in Martinique (2021–2024), he developed a solid approach to teaching, communication and managing complex situations, as close as possible to the field. Reservist at the 28th Signal Regiment since 2016, he strengthened his collective sense, calmness and understanding of operational realities. Apart from his studies, he likes to travel, scuba diving and hiking, experiences that nourish his curiosity and his taste for discovery.
Pierre Plotka Brun
During his bachelor's degree in psychology in Clermont-Ferrand, Pierre developed a special attraction for social psychology, social cognition and interdisciplinary approaches. In conjunction with its ecological and social concerns, these interests led to applications for the Master RiSC. Indeed, the problems of water management, land degradation or technological disasters are inseparable from the themes of behaviour change or communication, in the face of the current climate and social crisis. This master's degree, anchored in these issues and open to other disciplines should perfectly meet his expectations.
Diane R.
A graduate of philosophy, an oral interviewer in ancient and contemporary history in the preparatory literary class, Diane cultivates her taste for reflection, argumentation and networking of disciplines in the master's degree in life psychology Risks and Behavioural Sciences. At the interface of these three disciplines, she is passionate about the question of time perception and creativity. She likes to think, travel, enrich others, gastronomy and crafts in general.
Lilou Steinlé
Lilou obtained her bachelor's degree in psychology at Clermont Auvergne University, then chose to pursue her academic career by integrating the Master of Risks and Behavioural Sciences (RiSC). Interested in cognitive and social psychology, as well as international issues, she aims to work in the future within NGOs, where she will be able to intervene on issues such as the resilience of populations regularly facing major disasters. She has always been sensitive to issues of equality and equity and devotes her thesis to studying implicit cognitive biases related to gender in life-saving emergencies. In her free time, Lilou has a variety of sports activities, ranging from climbing to dancing, boxing, muscle building and running.
Emma Veyres
Emma is a second-year master's student in Psychology, Risk and Behavioural Science at Clermont Auvergne University. She is particularly interested in the perception of risk in exposed populations and the effectiveness of different types of communication in crisis contexts. It also has a keen interest in studying the impact of social inequalities, particularly of the social class, on adherence to climate change policies. In parallel with her studies, Emma is passionate about sport, especially swimming and running.
Julie Yver
Julie graduated from the University of Rouen Normandy in psychology. Her master's thesis focuses on ideological polarization, a subject that allows her to explore how ideas are built, transformed and clashed in our societies. She also has a strong interest in environmental issues and seeks to understand how our ways of living the world influence our collective behaviour and choices. She likes to analyse contemporary social dynamics and especially follow the debates that shape our time. And when she needs to take a break she goes to the cinema, a place she appreciates for its ability to offer a place to escape to.
Camilla Zahid
Camilla ZAHID graduated from the University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne in psychology. Currently, a student in Master RiSC at the University of Clermont-Auvergne and a member of the ACPR, she explores psychological phenomena in the face of danger. Her objective: to analyse blockages in the face of emergency warnings to build a more effective and creative prevention. This is why she is studying the following theme: the differentiated reception of FR-Alert messages: experimental study of psychological and social barriers to risk response. Above all, she likes to find clear ways to explain complex concepts. Her secret to hold on is to make pastries following the adventures of his favorite heroines.
