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25. How Individual and Situational Factors Influence Measures of Affective and Cognitive Theory of Mind in Psychiatric Inpatients.

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Knopp, Magdalena, Burghardt, Juliane, Meyer, Bernhard, and Sprung, Manuel

Subjects
ALCOHOLISM, THEORY of mind, PERSONALITY disorders, SUBSTANCE abuse, OLDER people, EMPATHY
Abstract

Mental disorders are associated with difficulties to correctly infer the mental states of other's (theory of mind; ToM). These inferences either relate to affective states of others (affective ToM) or to their thoughts, intentions, or beliefs (cognitive ToM) and can be associated with mental disorder. The current study explores the influence of individual and situational effects on the measurement of ToM abilities within two clinical samples, to increase generalizability. We analyzed data from 229 in-patients; 103 patients treated for alcohol use disorder and 126 patients treated for a personality disorder. ToM was assessed with the Movie for the Assessment of Social Cognition (MASC). We analyzed changes in test performance over the course of the test using a logistic linear mixed effects model. Performance on the cognitive ToM items decreased over time, while performance on the affective ToM items increased over time. This difference was more pronounced among older individuals. The results show important moderators of ToM performance that might help to resolve inconsistencies in the current literature about ToM abilities in different clinical or age groups. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2024
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26. Response to responsible research assessment I and II from the perspective of the DGPs working group on open science in clinical psychology

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Fink-Lamotte, Jakob, primary, Hilbert, Kevin, additional, Bentz, Dorothée, additional, Blackwell, Simon, additional, Boehnke, Jan R., additional, Burghardt, Juliane, additional, Cludius, Barbara, additional, Ehrenthal, Johannes C., additional, Elsaesser, Moritz, additional, Haberkamp, Anke, additional, Hechler, Tanja, additional, Kräplin, Anja, additional, Paret, Christian, additional, Schulze, Lars, additional, Wilker, Sarah, additional, and Niemeyer, Helen, additional

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2024
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38. Response to responsible research assessment I and II from the perspective of the DGPs working group on open science in clinical psychology

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Fink-Lamotte, Jakob, Hilbert, Kevin, Bentz, Dorothée, Blackwell, Simon Edward, Boehnke, Jan R., Burghardt, Juliane, Cludius, Barbara, Ehrenthal, Johannes C., Elsaesser, Moritz, Haberkamp, Anke, Hechler, Tanja, Kräplin, Anja, Paret, Christian, Schulze, Lars, Wilker, Sarah, Niemeyer, Helen, Fink-Lamotte, Jakob, Hilbert, Kevin, Bentz, Dorothée, Blackwell, Simon Edward, Boehnke, Jan R., Burghardt, Juliane, Cludius, Barbara, Ehrenthal, Johannes C., Elsaesser, Moritz, Haberkamp, Anke, Hechler, Tanja, Kräplin, Anja, Paret, Christian, Schulze, Lars, Wilker, Sarah, and Niemeyer, Helen

Published
2023

40. Factors associated with frequency of sexual activity

Author

Gradl, Silvia, Stieger, Stefan, Burghardt, Juliane, and Schütt, Thomas

Subjects
number of sexual partners, sexual orientation, social media, sexual activity, Medicine and Health Sciences, Life Sciences, digital media use, Social and Behavioral Sciences, smartphone, online vigilance, frequency of sexual acivity
Abstract

We seek to explore the factors associated with frequency of sexual behavior and number of sexual partners. Previous studies have suggested multiple factors associated with a decrease in sexual activity within the last decade across a broad range of age groups (Beutel et al., 2018; Burghardt et al., 2020). We seek to assess whether and how these factors are associated with sexual activity in a cross-sectional study. The factors previously discussed were internet and digital media use (Beutel et al., 2018; Twenge, 2020), financial insecurity (Twenge, 2020), or whether masturbation and consumption of pornography were substituting partnered sexual activity (Beutel et al., 2018). We will test associations between these factors.

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2023
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45. Does positive hypothesis testing increase discrimination in referral-based hiring decisions for feminine jobs

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Burghardt, Juliane, Neufeld, Becky, and Sherman, Jeff

Subjects
recruiting, ComputingMilieux_THECOMPUTINGPROFESSION, InformationSystems_INFORMATIONSTORAGEANDRETRIEVAL, technology, industry, and agriculture, informal hiring, respiratory tract diseases, ComputingMilieux_MANAGEMENTOFCOMPUTINGANDINFORMATIONSYSTEMS, ComputingMethodologies_PATTERNRECOGNITION, hiring, otorhinolaryngologic diseases, gender, referral, geographic locations, health care economics and organizations, discrimination
Abstract

The study explores whether and how referrals increase discrimination in hiring.

Published
2022
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48. Gender Stereotypes in Informal Recruiting II c

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Burghardt, Juliane

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ComputingMilieux_THECOMPUTINGPROFESSION, informal hiring, referral, gender stereotypes
Abstract

We study the effect of gender stereotypes on informal hiring based on social networks. (direct replication)

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2022
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