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Jens AsendorpfGerman psychologist
Date of Birth: 26.10.1950
Country:  Germany |
Content:
- Leading Expert in Personality and Social Psychology: A Profile
- Academic Career
- Research Highlights
- International Recognition
- Teaching and Mentoring
- Continuing Legacy
Leading Expert in Personality and Social Psychology: A Profile
Professional AccomplishmentsGerman psychologist with a focus on personality and social psychology. Innovator in the use of reaction time tests (e.g., Implicit Association Test) to measure personality traits. President of the European Association of Personality Psychology. Editor of the European Journal of Personality (2005-2008). Reviewer for over 20 journals in personality and social psychology.
Academic Career
Since 1994, Professor of Personality Psychology at Humboldt University of Berlin. From 2008 to 2010, Director of the Institute of Psychology at the university.
Research Highlights
Pioneered the use of reaction time tests to assess personality traits. Contributions to the understanding of implicit biases, particularly in relation to social attitudes and stereotypes. Developed innovative methods for measuring self-concept, social perception, and interpersonal relationships.
International Recognition
Held the prestigious position of President of the European Association of Personality Psychology. Served as Editor of the European Journal of Personality, a leading academic publication in the field. Actively involved in international research collaborations and conference presentations.
Teaching and Mentoring
Highly esteemed educator, guiding numerous students through their doctoral and postdoctoral research. Fosters a collaborative and intellectually stimulating learning environment for students.
Continuing Legacy
Continues to make significant contributions to the field of personality and social psychology. Legacy anchored in transformative research, mentorship, and leadership in the academic community.
