Teaching

Psychological Assessment and Individual Differences

Current Courses

Prof. Dr. Alexander Freund

Applied Psychological Assessment I


Personality Psychology and Individual Differences


The lecture provides an overview of the methods and paradigms of personality, intelligence, and other aspects of differential psychology. These include approaches to and models of personality (psychoanalytic approach, learning theory perspectives, humanistic personality theories, trait approaches), biological basis of personality, personality development, structure and process models of intelligence, and emotional and practical intelligence.

Ziel: Professional competencies:

Knowledge on and understanding of fundamental theories, concepts and approaches of differential psychology.

Familiarity with both the foundation and history of the subject and recent approaches, theories, and research findings.

Personality Psychology and Individual Differences - Group C


The seminar has two main goals: deepening knowledge in the field of differential psychology and translating theoretical knowledge and empirical research findings into practical application.

In the seminar, we will discuss milestones and important findings in the field of differential psychology. Students will learn more about commonly used research methods and critically discuss the papers presented.

Ziel: The goal of the seminar is to provide students with in-depth knowledge of various topics from the area of differential psychology and research methods. In addition, students will learn to deal with empirical literature and apply their knowledge to scientific practice.

Psychometric Tests I


Psychometric Tests II


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