Our long-term team member Alexander Schröder starts his postdoc with Professor Katja Bertsch in Würzburg Alexander has been working with us since about 8 years, first as a student assistant, then as a master student and finally as a PhD in our lab. We are extremely grateful for your support over all these years, […]
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Sara Weber (MSc Psychology), PhD student in our lab, on the current situation of clinical psychologists in Germany. NDR coverage Angehende Psychotherapeuten nach Reform aufgeschmissen WDR coverage – Neugier genügt! Psychotherapie – ein wirksamer Weg, Menschen zu helfen
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Finn Luebber from the Social Neuroscience Lab has participated in this meta-science project, which was now published at Nature Title: Investigating the analytical robustness of the social and behavioural sciences Abstract: The same dataset can be analysed in different justifiable ways to answer the same research question, potentially challenging the robustness of empirical science1,2,3.
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No April’s fool – New publication in Nature:-) Finn Luebber from the Social Neuroscience Lab has participated in this meta-science project, which was now published at Nature. Title: Investigating the analytical robustness of the social and behavioural sciences Abstract The same dataset can be analysed in different justifiable ways to answer the same
Congratulations, Yaryna! Yaryna Bitkovska, many years student assistant in our lab, finished her studies of psychology today. We now wish you all the best for the Weiterbildung or a PhD! Yours SNL:-)
The second paper of Yana Schwarze‘s PhD has been accepted and published at Cortex! AbstractThe mesolimbic dopamine system plays a central role in motivating behavior. In alcohol use disorder (AUD), this system is thought to be dysfunctional, leading to hyperreactivity to alcohol-related cues. In contrast, evidence on how individuals with AUD respond to alcohol-unrelated reward
Congratulations to our new medical doctoral candidate Annika Kempcke! Annika will pursue her doctoral thesis in the SFB/TRR 418 Foundations of Circadian Medicine with a focus on the link between body weight, age and chronotype in collaboration with Prof. Peter Kühnen at Charité Berlin.
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Finn Luebber from our team was invited to present his PhD research on “A Psychometric Analysis and Primer for Decision Making in Third-Party Funding Allocation” Finn Luebber (Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, University of Lübeck), Sören Krach – Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, University of Lübeck; Daniel Leising – Chair of Assessment and Intervention,
8th workshop on “Perspectives on Scientific Error” with Finn Luebber Read More »
Three new papers and/or book chapters on discrimination critique in systemic psychotherapy by Jonathan Czollek have been published! Check it out: Czollek, J. (2025). Ein vorläufiges Modell Diskriminierungskritischer Psychotherapie und Beratung. eine intersektionale und diversitätspsychologische Perspektive. In S. Saase, A. Namdiero-Walsh, S. Schlör & K. Dücker (Hrsg.), Intersektionalität in Therapie und Beratung: (Un)Möglichkeiten (S. 331-348). Nomos Verlag. Czollek, J., Dücker,
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New paper by Maurice Cabanis et al. on “The impact of memory training on abstinence among individuals with alcohol use disorder‘! Background: Chronic excessive alcohol consumption is associated with cognitive deficits. Patients with cognitive impairment, particularly memory deficits, may have difficulties in acquiring new semantic and procedural information which could affect the effectiveness of clinical
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