Kategorie: ‘Tagungen’
Tag der offenen Tür am Kompetenzzentrum für Gebärdensprache und Gestik (29.09.2025)
Am 29.09.2025 lud unser Projektpartner SignGes zum Tag der offenen Tür ein. Nach der Begrüßung durch den geschäftsführenden Direktor Prof. Dr. Dr. Klaus Mathiak und dem Grußwort unserer Prorektorin Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Sabine Brück‑Dürkop erhielten die Teilnehmenden Einblicke in aktuelle Projekte: Im Foyer der 2. Etage konnten sich Besucher:innen an Posterständen über die Projekte von SignGes informieren. Das LuF Gesundheitspsychologie betreute den Stand des gemeinsamen Projekts TEBEK (Testverfahren zur Beurteilung berufsrelevanter Kompetenzen tauber und schwerhöriger Menschen). Workshops zur Deutschen Gebärdensprache und zu Haptic Body Signs sowie der Gastvortrag von Prof. Dr. Wyatte C. Hall (University of Rochester, USA) zu „New Research on Language Deprivation“ rundeten den spannenden und eindrucksvollen Nachmittag ab.
60. Jahrestagung der DGSMP an der Charité in Berlin
Das LuF Gesundheitspsychologie war durch Ann-Kathrin Grotenburg auf der 60. Jahrestagung der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Sozialmedizin und Prävention (DGSMP) zum Thema „Teilhabe und Ko-Kreation“ vertreten. Der Kongress tagte vom 17. Bis zum 19. September am Charité Klinikum Virchow im Westen Berlins. Ann-Kathrin Grotenburg durfte Ergebnisse aus Ihrem Promotionsvorhaben zum Thema Aufsuchen professioneller Hilfe durch Männer mit Depressionen am Mittwochnachmittag in der Session „Gesundheitliche Risiken und Ressourcen“ als Vortrag präsentieren.
Teilnahme an der Leibniz ScienceCampus DiPH Summer School @UBremen
Vom 18. bis zum 22. August hatte Ann-Kathrin Grotenburg vom LuF Gesundheitspsychologie die tolle Gelegenheit an der Summer School des Leibniz ScienceCampus zum Thema Digital Public Health in Bremen teilzunehmen. Die Veranstaltung bot zahlreiche informative Vorträge und Seminare, geleitet von Expertinnen und Experten des Leibniz-Instituts für Präventionsforschung und Epidemiologie (BIPS), der Universität Bremen sowie weiteren Institutionen wie der Berliner Charité oder auch der Universität Potsdam. In den fünf Tagen wurden unterschiedlichste Fachbereiche, wie z.B. Implementation Science, digitale Epidemiologie, adaptive statistische Methoden, Logikmodelle und das Design digitaler Interventionen behandelt. Neben den Frontalvorträgen waren all diese Themen stets direkt praktisch im Rahmen von in Kleingruppen erarbeiteten Case Studies anzuwenden.
Die Gruppe setzte sich aus einer höchst internationalen Gruppe junger Forschender und Fachkräften unterschiedlichster Disziplinen zusammen – darunter Physiotherapie, Medizin, Pflegewissenschaften, Biomedizintechnik, Data Science, Gesundheitsökonomie und Psychologie. Die Teilnehmenden kamen hierfür u.a. aus Australien, Nepal, Pakistan, Kenia, England, Spanien, Polen, Mexiko und Chile nach Bremen. Abends bot das lokale Team vielfältige Angebote um sowohl Bremen sowie die übrigen Teilnehmenden und Dozierenden in einem ungezwungenen Setting besser kennen zu lernen.
Ein herzlicher Dank soll sich an dieser Stelle auch nochmals an alle Organisator:innen der Summer School rund um Dr. Laura Maaß richten – es war eine wirklich schöne und lehrreiche Woche!
AOWI Conference 2025
From September 9 to 12, 2025, the Conference of Work, Organizational, Business, and Engineering Psychology (AOWI) of the German Psychological Society took place at Leuphana University Lüneburg.
The Institute of Psychology (IfP) was represented at AOWI with various contributions.
Contributions of the Personnel and Organizational Psychology Research Group
Poster
- Dimopoulos, R. Career commitment and conflict between work and family: A couple study
Contributions of the Work and Engineering Psychology Research Group
Talks
- Schiller, I., & Schlittmeier, S. J. Who said what? Effects of moderate noise in listening situations on the recall of conversation content and speaker identity
Symposia
- People, technology, sustainability – engineering psychology in the context of sustainability (organized by Dr. Christian Böffel and Prof. Dr. Sabine Schlittmeier) with two talks:
- Böffel, C., Würger, S., Sinning, A., Bielak, J., Claßen, M., Guo, W., Li, W., Miny, T., Kleinert, T., & Schlittmeier, S. J. Sustainable, but risky? A vignette study on the subjective evaluation of recycled building materials supported by digital product passports
- Würger, S., Haehn, L., Böffel, C., & Schlittmeier, S.J. Play for Change: The effect of interactivity on the impact of a serious game with an environmental message.
- Advancing Privacy and Security Decision-Making in Digital Environments (organized by Jennifer Klütsch and Prof. Dr. Sabine Schlittmeier) with one talk:
- Klütsch, J., Zimmermann, V., Böffel, C., & Schlittmeier, S. J. Nudging Cyber Awareness: Understanding and Supporting Young Adults’ Privacy and Security Decisions Through Co-Designed Nudges and Interventions
Poster
- Poppe, A., Schlittmeier, S. J., & Böffel, C. Defaults and Infographics as Nudges for CO₂ Offsetting in Online Flight Bookings.
- Haehn, L., Schlittmeier, S. J., & Böffel, C. How Goal Instruction and Player Perspective Shape Player Experience and Immersion in a Space Exploration Game
RWTH at ESCOP in Sheffield!
Several members of the Chair of Cognitive and Experimental Psychology as well as the Chair of Biological and Social Psychology travelled to the 24thConference of the European Society for Cognitive Psychology (ESCoP) in Sheffield (UK) to present their research!
We are especially proud that the ESCoP’s 2025 Early Career Publication Award for postdoctoral researchers was bestowed on Dr. Luca Moretti for his publication “Moretti, L., Koch, I., Hornjak, R., & von Bastian, CC (2025). Quality over quantity: Focusing on high-conflict trials to improve the reliability and validity of attentional control measures. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory, and Cognition. Advance online publication. https://dx.doi.org/10.1037/xlm0001466”. Congrats, Luca!
Talks:
Patricia Hirsch: The Interplay of Task Selection and Response Selection in Dual-Task Processing
Iring Koch: The Role of Inhibition in Bilingual Control: Clear Inhibition but Unclear Effects of Language Dominance
Tanja Roembke: The Impact of Phonological Co-Activation on Written Language Switching
Andrea Philipp: Binding of Context, Concept, and Language
Elena Benini: Episodic Retrieval in Task Switching: Repeating the Response Induces Retrieval of the Task
Luca Moretti: Can’t Wait to Relax: Prospective Relaxation of Control as Revealed by a Future-Based Congruency Sequence Effect
Luigi Falanga: Age-Related Inhibitory Deficits in Auditory Attention: Evidence From Task Switching and Negative Priming
Denise Stephan: Age-Related Differences in Action Preparation: Evidence From Crossmodal Response Precuing
Symposia:
Tanja Roembke: The Interplay of Orthography and Phonology in Language Production and Learning
Carina Giesen and Andrea Philipp: Binding and Retrieval in Action Control, Part I: Modulations of Binding and Retrieval Processes
Carina Giesen and Andrea Philipp: Binding and Retrieval in Action Control: Part Ii: Dissociating Binding and Retrieval From Inhibition and Learning
Poster:
Anna Kuhlen: EEG Evidence of Early Partner-Specific Lexical Entrainment in Lexical Access During Speech Production
Rachel Brown: Speaking to a Partner in a Shared-Memory Task Reduces the Production Effect
Alice Camisa: New Insights Into Control Mechanisms in Dual Tasks Contexts: Assessing Task-Pair Mixing Costs
Sandra Hensen: Investigating the Impact of Task-Switching on Simultaneous Auditory-Verbal Memory Encoding in a Free-Recall Memory Task
Anton Koger: The Influence of Temporal Expectancy During Cognitive Dual Tasking on Balance Control
Matilde Simonetti: Are Meanings of the Same Word Competing With Each Other In-The-Moment During Statistical Word Learning?
85. Konferenz der Academy of Management
Dr. Anna M. Stertz nahm vom 25. bis 29. Juli 2025 an der teil, die in Kopenhagen ausgerichtet wurde. Dort hat sie gemeinsam mit Dr. Maggie Wan (Texas State University, TX) in dem Symposium „New Frontiers in Passion and Performance” einen Vortrag zum Thema „The Impact of Fathers’ Work Passion on their Work Performance and Work-Family Balance Post-Childbirth“ gehalten.
Konferenz der European Association of Work and Organizational Psychology (EAWOP)
Vom 21. bis 24. Mai 2025 nahmen Dr. Christian L. Burk, Dr. Anna M. Stertz und Prof. Dr. Bettina S. Wiese an der Konferenz der European Association of Work and Organizational Psychology (EAWOP) in Prag teil. Sie waren dort vertreten mit einem Symposium und Vortrag zum Thema berufbezogener Kreativität sowie einem Einzelbeitrag im Rahmen eines Symposiums zu geschlechtsspezifischen Herausforderungen im Karriereverlauf:
- The Need for Creativity at Work: A Driving Force behind Career Decisions? (Christian L. Burk, Jacqueline Bachmann und Bettina S. Wiese)
- New Perspectives on Work-related Creativity (Christian L. Burk)
- Mothers’ and Fathers’ Parental Leave Decisions: A Dyadic Study on the Role of Both Parents’ Career Commitment (Anna M. Stertz und Bettina S. Wiese)
Konferenz der International Positive Psychology Association (IPPA)
Prof. Dr. Bettina S. Wiese (LS II) hat auf der Konferenz der International Positive Psychology Association (IPPA) in Brisbane (02.07.2025 – 05.07.2025) einen gemeinsam mit Dr. Anna M. Stertz (LS II) eingereichten Vortrag zum Thema „Perceived maternal encouragement and subjective well-being of the father: A multi-wave longitudinal study“ gehalten. Im Anschluss hat sie die Zeit in Australien genutzt für Treffen an der University of Sydney (Prof. Dr. Helena Nguyen, Dr. Hannah Kunst) und der University of Wollongong (Prof. Dr. Jane Herbert).
A-Dok 2025
The 15th A-Dok Conference, organized by Anton Koger, Matilde Simonetti, and Luigi Falanga, was held in Aachen from May 25th to 27th. As an annual gathering for early-career researchers in Germany, A-Dok has long been a hub for scientific exchange in the fields of experimental and cognitive psychology.
This year’s multidisciplinary program featured exciting talks, posters, and discussions on topics ranging from language and cognitive control to decision-making and perception-action dynamics. In addition to engaging talks, poster sessions, and interactive discussions, a particular highlight were the keynote lectures by Dr. Yuranny Cabral-Calderin and Dr. Fritz Günther, who shared their international research experiences and offered valuable insights into the opportunities and challenges of academic life abroad.
Beyond the scientific sessions, the event included various networking and social activities, emphasizing the importance of building peer connections within the academic community.
A-Dok 2025 underscored the crucial role of equality, interdisciplinarity, and international exchange within cognitive psychology. The conference fostered an inclusive atmosphere in which early-career researchers could develop a professional network and explore new ideas and frontiers.
SAA Conference 2025
The annual conference of the Society for Ambulatory Assessment (SAA) took place from May 26 to 28, 2025, at KU Leuven, Belgium – with multiple contributions by the lab Developmental Psychology and Research Methods. Not only did we enjoy the magnificent old town and the discussions with long standing and new collaborators, but there was also reason to celebrate: After the SAA Travel Scholarship (2023) and the Early Career Award (2024), Anna Jori Lücke has received the Best Poster Award at this year’s conference for her presentation of recent findings from our AgeLight project. Congratulations!
©Bart Duriez
©Bart Duriez
Talks
Giletta, M., Michels, N., Debra, G., & Neubauer, A. B. Examining Affective Dynamics in Daily Life as Precursors to the Development of Depressive Symptoms in Adolescence.
Giurgiu., M., Timm, I., Ebner-Priemer, U. W., Schmiedek, F., & Neubauer, A. B. Causal effects of sedentary breaks on affective and cognitive parameters in daily life: A within-person encouragement study.
Neubauer, A. B., & Snijder, J.-P. Do time-varying confounders inflate between-person differences in within-person associations?
Snijder, J.-P., & Neubauer, A. B. Comparing DSEM Analyses in Mplus and Stan: A Case Study Across Four Ecological Momentary Assessment Datasets.
Sosin, A., & Neubauer, A. B. Yes, but Across Which Time Frame? Reciprocal Effects Between Autonomous Motivation and Need Fulfillment Vary Across Time Scales.
Thiel, J. C., Zintel, S., Schmidt, L., Stoffel, M., Sieverding, M., Ditzen, B., & Neubauer, A. B. Stress Reactivity in Everyday Life and the Laboratory: Combining Ambulatory Assessment and the TSST.
Symposia
Sosin, A. Storm and Stress Vol. 2? Antecedents and Consequences of Fluctuations in Adolescents’ and Young Adults’ Well-Being
Poster
Lücke, A. J., Harmsen, J.-F., Baumgarten, S., Walter, P., Kraus, T., Schweiker, M., & Neubauer, A. B. Light and day – Associations of younger and older adults’ light exposure with well-being and sleep in everyday life.
Ochs, K. A., Schmiedek, F., Neubauer, A. B. , & Wieland, L. M. What Drives Children’s Affective Well-Being? Exploring the Relations Between Sleep, Physical Activity, and Affect in Late Childhood
