Publications of the CBA Research Group
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See detailMinimalist life orientations as a dialogical tool for happiness
Hausen, Jennifer UL

in British Journal of Guidance and Counselling (2019)

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See detailMerkmale der Tat (Motive, Ablauf)
Hausen, Jennifer UL

in Amok an Schulen - Prävention, Intervention und Nachsorge bei School Shootings (2019)

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See detailBig-Five personality and political orientation: Results from four panel studies with representative German samples
Krieger, Florian UL; Becker, Nicolas; Greiff, Samuel UL et al

in Journal of Research in Personality (2019)

The aim of this brief report was to replicate the meta-analytic findings concerning the relationship between Big-Five personality and political orientation reported in Sibley, Osborne, and Duckitt (2012 ... [more ▼]

The aim of this brief report was to replicate the meta-analytic findings concerning the relationship between Big-Five personality and political orientation reported in Sibley, Osborne, and Duckitt (2012) in a sample of N = 29,015 participants from four panels involving representative German samples. We replicated the expected significant correlations for Openness to Experience (r = ?0.07; 95% CI [?0.10, ?0.05]) and Conscientiousness (r = 0.06, 95% CI [0.05, 0.08]), but the effect sizes were smaller than in Sibley et al. (2012). We also found significant correlations for Agreeableness (r = ?0.04; 95% CI [?0.05, ?0.03]) and Neuroticism (r = ?0.04; 95% CI [?0.06, ?0.02]), indicating small but significant relations of additional Big-Five dimensions on political orientation. [less ▲]

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See detailSeeing is believing: Gender diversity in STEM is related to mathematics self-concept
Niepel, Christoph UL; Stadler, Matthias UL; Greiff, Samuel UL

in Journal of Educational Psychology (2019), 111(6), 1119-1130

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See detailWhy are difficult figural matrices hard to solve? The role of selective encoding and working memory capacity
Krieger, Florian UL; Zimmer, Hubert D.; Greiff, Samuel UL et al

in Intelligence (2019), 72

It is well documented that figural matrices tests are harder to solve when multiple rules need to be induced because multiple rules are traditionally associated with a greater demand for dynamically ... [more ▼]

It is well documented that figural matrices tests are harder to solve when multiple rules need to be induced because multiple rules are traditionally associated with a greater demand for dynamically managed sub-goals (goal management), which requires more working memory capacity (WMC). The current research addresses the necessity to apply selective encoding as a requirement that goes beyond the ability to manage goals when solving figural matrices. In the first study (N = 38), we found that selective encoding demands are present in items with multiple rules in addition to goal management demands. Furthermore, eye movement data indicated that rule induction was hampered when selective encoding demands were present. The second study (N = 127) de-monstrated that individuals' ability to filter relevant features in working memory was positively related to figural matrices items with selective encoding demands. Moreover, there was no evidence that other sources of WMC are related to goal management in figural matrices. Hence, this study provides preliminary evidence that fil-tering of relevant information in working memory is critical for solving figural matrices with multiple rules and challenges the view that goal management is the only driver of the relationship between WMC and performance in solving figural matrices with multiple rules. [less ▲]

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See detailThe Incremental Contribution of Complex Problem-Solving Skills to the Prediction of Job Level, Job Complexity, and Salary
Mainert, Jakob UL; Niepel, Christoph UL; Murphy, Kevin R. et al

in Journal of Business and Psychology (2019), 34

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See detailThe English and German versions of the Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Identity Scale. Establishing measurement invariance across nationality and gender groups
Niepel, Christoph UL; Greiff, Samuel UL; Mohr, Jonathan et al

in Psychology of Sexual Orientation and Gender Diversity (2019), 6

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See detailAnd yet another New Year’s resolution
Greiff, Samuel UL

in European Journal of Psychological Assessment (2019), 35

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See detailSchool attitude and perceived teacher acceptance: Developmental trajectories, temporal relations, and gender differences
Arens, Anne Katrin; Niepel, Christoph UL

in British Journal of Educational Psychology (2019), 89

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See detailSocioeconomic status amplifies genetic effects in middle childhood in a large German twin sample
Gottschling, Juliana UL; Hahn, E.; Beam, C.R. et al

in Intelligence (2019), 72

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See detailSES-of-Origin and BMI in Youth: Comparing Germany and Minnesota
Johnson, W.; Hahn, E.; Gottschling, Juliana UL et al

in Behavior Genetics (2019), 49(1), 24-48

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See detailOn the importance of educational tests
Sireci, Steve; Greiff, Samuel UL

in European Journal of Psychological Assessment (2019), 35

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See detailQuo vadis CPS? Brief answers to big questions
Stadler, Matthias; Greiff, Samuel UL

in Journal of Dynamic Decision Making (2019), 5

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See detailThe impact of technology on psychological testing in practice and policy
Iliescu, Dragos; Greiff, Samuel UL

in European Journal of Psychological Assessment (2019), 35

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