consortium of researchers working to identify the sources and consequences of personality change
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Longitudinal event wide association studies (LEWAS) onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/…
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#Satisfaction in relationships develops along typical lines, as researchers at #unibern have been able to show: sohub.io/q3am
#relationship #love
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NEW: In "Unraveling Resilience: Personality Predicts Exposure and Reaction to Stressful Life Events " (ps.psychopen.eu/index.php/ps…), Asselmann et al. longitudinally examined whether internalizing symptom changes around life events differed btw. resilients & non-resilients (N=12,551).
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Is the perception of major life events associated with personality changes?
Find the answer in our new preprint - together with @AndrewRakhshani, @InaFassbender, @rlucas11, Brent Donnellan, & @MaikeLuhmann.
psyarxiv.com/kxz2u
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Check out Episode 10! @renemottus spoke with Jeff McCrae about the history and achievements of personality trait psychology, an early "conspiracy" among the Big Five enthusiasts to promote the trait model, and the lack of influences of life experiences on personality traits.
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New guest post on the #ejp blog! @DanielBriley provides a fascinating introduction to using #Rmarkdown and how it ensures results are reproducible and understandable. Check it out at
ejp-blog.com/blog/2021/10/6/…
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A recent study by @AndrewRakhshani and colleagues suggests that associations between personality and beliefs about event-related personality change differ between students and more representative samples. Find out more at
journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful…
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Today the #DPPD2021 at Ulm University (@uni_ulm) in Germany started with several workshops. Tomorrow psychologists will meet for the first virtual DPPD for a three day conference. I am looking forward to inspiring presentations. #personality #psychology #psychodiagnostics
Congrats @WiebkeBleidorn Jaap Denissen and all the new SPSP fellows!
Good morning to the newest SPSP Fellows! Learn more about the 2021 cohort and please join us in congratulating these inspiring individuals: ow.ly/nARs50G3P6z
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Really excited to share this new paper with Rick Robins (@CFPresearch) now in press at PSPR!
psyarxiv.com/cf76s
A brief thread:
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NEW PAPER PUBLISHED: In "Personality Dynamics" (ps.psychopen.eu/index.php/ps…), Eranda Jayawickreme et al. (@EJayawickreme) review perspectives on dynamic processes underlying personality emergence within & across persons, current research & recent advances, and future questions.
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The CFP will continue at least through 2026 thanks to two recent NIH grants! One focuses on the “Development of Depression and Allostatic Load” (PI: Johnna Swartz) and the other focuses on the “Development of Social Disconnection in Youth” (PI: @CamHostinar)
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1/9. Now accepted at JPSP!
Our work to develop an integrative model of social, emotional, and behavioral skills, and to validate an inventory (the BESSI) for measuring them.
With @cmnapolitano @madisonswell @yoonx343 @BrentWRoberts
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Wir suchen Zuwachs für unser Team in Hamburg @unihh @PB_UniHH! Am Lehrstuhl von Prof. Jenny Wagner gibt es eine neue Promotionsstelle zu Persönlichkeitsentwicklung in der Adoleszenz. Gerne teilen! uni-hamburg.de/stellenangebo…
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Applying to personality Ph.D. and Masters programs this fall? We've compiled a list of personality faculty recruiting students. Check it out here: tinyurl.com/ARPGraduate2022
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New preprint on structural and inter-individual differentiation in personality with @R_Gabriel_Olaru & Mathias Allemand: psyarxiv.com/n893y/. 🧵...
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New study by Wrzus et al. "Latent change models showed that increases over time in affective reactivity to daily hassles were associated with increases in neuroticism. This effect was [...] most pronounced in young adulthood."
psycnet.apa.org/record/2021-…
