Aufstiegserwartungen und Berufseinstieg von Schul- und Hochschulabsolventinnen

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Erinnerungen an das Psychologische Institut in Hamburg während der 1960er-Jahre

Im Jahr 2011 wurde die akademische Psychologie in Hamburg 100 Jahre alt. Sie hat sich über einen Zeitraum, der zwei Weltkriege, einen Kalten Krieg und die Transformation vom Kaiserreich über das „Dritte Reich“ zur Demokratie umfasst, in Hamburg nicht nur gehalten, sondern erheblich ausdifferenziert und weiterentwickelt. Der Fachbereich Psychologie dokumentiert anlässlich dieses Jubiläums im hier vorliegenden Band einige der Entwicklungsstufen der akademischen Psychologie in Hamburg. Die Beiträge von Kurt Pawlik, Bernhard Dahme, Manfred Amelang, Frank Rösler sowie Martin Spieß und Tania Lincoln erzählen die Geschichte der akademischen Psychologie in Hamburg aus ganz unterschiedlichen, durchaus subjektiven Perspektiven. Eine Ausnahme bilden die Beiträge von Paul Probst zu den Anfängen der akademischen Psychologie in Hamburg mit Ernst Meumann und William Stern. Den Band beschließt eine unter der Herausgeberschaft von Kurt Pawlik und Bernhard Dahme erstellte Dokumentation der institutionellen und Personalentwicklung der akademischen Psychologie an der Universität Hamburg seit 1950.period of time that encompasses the two World Wars, a Cold War and the transformation from the Empire through the "Third Reich" to democracy, the department has not only remained in Hamburg, but has also differentiated and developed considerably. On the occasion of this jubilee, the Department of Psychology documents in this volume some of the developmental stages of academic psychology in Hamburg. The contributions by Kurt Pawlik, Bernhard Dahme, Manfred Amelang, Frank Rösler, Martin Spieß and Tania Lincoln tell the story of academic psychology in Hamburg from very different, subjective perspectives. Paul Probst\u27s contributions to the beginnings of academic psychology in Hamburg with Ernst Meumann and William Stern are an exception. The volume has been published by Kurt Pawlik and Bernhard Dahme as editors of a documentary on institutional and personnel development in academic psychology at the University of Hamburg since 1950

An investigation of the factorial structure and external validity of tests of social intelligence

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Personality, lifestyle, and risk of cardiovascular disease and cancer: follow-up of population based cohort

Objective To study the relation between measures of personality and risk of cardiovascular disease and cancer in a large cohort. Design Follow-up of population based cohort. Setting Heidelberg, Germany. Participants 5114 women and men aged 40-65 in 1992-5. Main outcome measures Psychological traits assessed by several standardised personality questionnaires in 1992-5, related to cause of death (to 2002-3) or reported incidence of cardiovascular diseases and cancer (validated by treating doctors). Relative risks (and 95% confidence intervals) for combined morbidity and mortality according to five important personality traits were estimated using multivariable Cox proportional hazards models. Results During median follow-up of 8.5 years, 257 participants died and 72 were diagnosed with a heart attack, 62 with stroke, and 240 with cancer (morbidity and mortality combined). A high internal locus of control over disease was associated with a decreased risk of myocardial infarction (adjusted relative risk for an increase of 1 SD = 0.75; 95% confidence interval 0.58 to 0.96). An increase of 1 SD in time urgency was associated with a decreased risk of cancer (adjusted relative risk 0.83; 0.73 to 0.95). Other major personality traits—anger control, psychoticism, and symptoms of depression—were not consistently associated with myocardial infarction, stroke, or cancer. Conclusion Internal locus of control over disease and time urgency seem to be associated with reduced risk for common chronic diseases, probably by affecting unmeasured health related behaviour. The other personality traits assessed had no major impact on cardiovascular disease and cancer

Die Psychologie der persönlichen Konstrukte: eine kritische Bestandsaufnahme einer Persönlichkeitstheorie

Bonarius H, Angleitner A, John OP. Die Psychologie der persönlichen Konstrukte: eine kritische Bestandsaufnahme einer Persönlichkeitstheorie. In: Amelang M, ed. Brennpunkte der Persönlichkeitsforschung. Vol vol. 1. Göttingen [u.a.]: Hogrefe; 1984: 109-138