Personality Psychology Podcast
Science:Social Sciences
In this episode, Joanna Sosnowska and René Mõttus discuss dynamic models of personality and their usefulness for describing and understanding the psychology of workplace. The discussion is partly based on a recent paper Joanna and her colleagues published in the European Journal of Personality, as well as an upcoming special issue co-edited by Joanna (to be published in July in the European Journal of Personality).
#43 Paper Spotlight with Theo Klimstra and Kate McLean
#42 What makes personality science useful, with Bill Revelle and Bob Hogan
#41 Creativity with Rodica Damian and Andreea Sutu
#40 Paper Spotlight with David Hughes and Paul Irwing
#39 Life events and personality change with Wiebke Bleidorn and Chris Hopwood
#38 How to do the most good? Effective altruism, animals, and future risks with Lucius Caviola
#37 Sense of purpose with Gabrielle Pfund
#36 Personality change interventions with Mathias Allemand, Gabriel Olaru, and Christoph Flückiger
#35 Personality and aging with Flavia Chereches, Denis Gerstorf, Eileen Graham, and Dan Mroczek
#34 Goals and motivations with Marie Hennecke and Jana Nikitin
#33 Paper Spotlight with Emily Willroth
#32 Narrative identity with Jonathan Adler, Kate McLean, and Monisha Pasupathi
#31 Attachment, optimism, and honesty with Bill Chopik
#30 Personality states with Gabriella Harari, Kai Horstmann, and Whitney Ringwald
#29 Causal inference with Michael Grosz
#28 Big Five vs. HEXACO with Colin DeYoung, Isabel Thielmann, Luke Smillie, and Reinout de Vries
#27 Geography and personality with Fritz Götz, Elisa Militaru, and Markus Jokela
#26 Spirituality and religiosity with Julie Exline
#25 Behaviour genetics with Michel Nivard
#24 Personality, doomsday prepping, science denial, and being wrong with Adam Fetterman
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