Personality Psychology Podcast
Science:Social Sciences
Welcome to our podcast! For this episode, René Mõttus talked to Julia Rohrer and Jaap Denissen about what personality is, how personality psychology is unique as a field, and what its most significant achievements have been so far—but also about what is still puzzling and what can be improved for the future.
#44 Loneliness with Marlies Maes, Julianne Holt-Lunstad, Marcus Mund, and Susanne Bücker
#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
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