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Holtmann, Bohn, Koch, Luhmann, & Eid (2023). Attachment, loneliness, and well-being in emerging adulthood: primary data from a multi-method longitudinal study.

Developmental Psychology

Bibliographic Information Creator: Holtmann, Jana; Bohn, Johannes; Koch, Tobias; Luhmann, Maike; Eid, Michael Contributor: Holtmann, Jana; Bohn, Johannes; Koch, Tobias;…

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Marschallek, Wagner & Jacobsen (2022). Primary data on the study “Smooth as glass and hard as stone? On the conceptual structure of the aesthetics of materials”.

Cognitive Psychology

Bibliographic Information Creator: Marschallek, Barbara E.; Wagner, Valentin; Jacobsen, Thomas Contributor: Marschallek, Barbara E.; Wagner, Valentin; Jacobsen, Thomas Funding: Title:…

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Marschallek & Jacobsen (2022). Primary data on the study “Materials aesthetics: A replication and extension study of the conceptual structure”.

Cognitive Psychology

Bibliographic Information Creator: Marschallek, Barbara E.; Jacobsen, Thomas Contributor: Marschallek, Barbara E.; Jacobsen, Thomas Funding: Title: Primary data on the…

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Drewes & Gusy (2022). 50plushiv: Psychosocial aspects of growing older with HIV and AIDS in Germany. Quantitative primary data.

Clinical Psychology

Bibliographic Information Creator: Drewes, Jochen; Gusy, Burkhard Contributor: Drewes, Jochen; Gusy, Burkhard Funding: H.W. & J. Hector Foundation Title: 50plushiv:…

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Staudt & Baumann (2022). Primary data on “Sensitivity analyses for data missing at random versus missing not at random using Latent Growth Modelling: A practical guide for randomised controlled trials”

Other Areas

Bibliographic Information Creator: Staudt, Andreas; Baumann, Sophie Contributor: Staudt, Andreas; Baumann, Sophie Funding: German Research Foundation (BA 5858/2-1, BA 5858/2-3)…

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Krokotsch, Weigand, & Jacobsen (2022). Primary data on the study “The relationship between horror film preference and resilience”.

Cognitive Psychology

Bibliographic Information Creator: Krokotsch, Tristan; Weigand, Rosalie; Jacobsen, Thomas Contributor: Krokotsch, Tristan; Weigand, Rosalie; Jacobsen, Thomas Funding: Title: Primary data…

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Grund, Fries, & Senker (2022). Primary data from an experience-sampling study on the relationship between self-regulation and the everyday experience of students.

Personality Psychology

Bibliographic Information Creator: Grund, A.; Fries, S.; Senker, K. Contributor: Grund, A.; Fries, S.; Senker, K. Funding: German Research Foundation…

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Silbereisen & Eyferth (2004). Berlin Youth Longitudinal Study (BYLS) “Youth development and substance use”. Primary data from the first wave (adolescent sample) 1982.

Developmental Psychology

Bibliographic Information Creator: Silbereisen, Rainer K.; Eyferth, Klaus Contributor: Silbereisen, Rainer K.; Eyferth, Klaus Funding: German Research Foundation; Si 296…

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Nunner-Winkler (2012). Scientific data of the Munich Longitudinal Study on the Genesis of Individual Competencies (LOGIC): Moral development.

Developmental Psychology

Bibliographic Information Creator: Max-Planck-Institut für psychologische Forschung; Weinert, Franz; Schneider, Wolfgang Contributor: Nunner-Winkler, Gertrud Funding: Max Planck Society; Volkswagen Foundation;…

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Zweck & Pargent (2019). Munich Employee Health Questionnaire (MEHQ): Primary data of waves 1 and 2 (2016) and 3 (2017).

Work & Organizational Psychology

Bibliographic Information Creator: Zweck, Bettina Maria; Pargent, Florian; Kantar Deutschland GmbH Contributor: Zweck, Bettina Maria; Pargent, Florian gang Funding: Kantar…

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