Mareike Grotheer has been leading the Lise Meitner Research Group NeuroLearn since May. A conversation about her research on neuroplasticity, innovative research methods, her fascination with early de...

Das Max-Planck-Institut für Bildungsforschung ist ein Forschungsinstitut in Berlin mit derzeit ca. 350 Mitarbeiter*innen aus der ganzen Welt. Wir erforschen multidisziplinär die Voraussetzungen und...

The bigger hurdle appears not to be entering academia but staying in it: An international study by researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Human Development shows that, despite high entry rates, w...

Das Max-Planck-Institut für Bildungsforschung ist ein Forschungsinstitut in Berlin mit derzeit ca. 350 Mitarbeiter*innen aus der ganzen Welt. Wir erforschen multidisziplinär die Voraussetzungen und...

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Gesundheit ist ein Menschenrecht. Doch für viele ist das nicht selbstverständlich. Im Gespräch mit der Rassismusforscherin Dr. Muna Aikins.

Das Max-Planck-Institut für Bildungsforschung in Berlin ist ein international ausgerichtetes wissenschaftliches Institut. Wir wollen verstehen, wie und warum wir Menschen uns unterschiedlich entwic...

Understanding human decision-making processes in everyday life is a central, yet rarely addressed, challenge in psychology. Either real-life complexity is reduced by isolating specific aspects of decision-making in highly constrained experimental settings, yielding insights into specific cognitive mechanisms under idealized conditions, or decision-making is studied in real-life contexts, using high-level descriptions of behavior that do not afford fine-grained, process-level insights. Bridging this gap poses a challenge of both measurement and inference. Recent advances in high-resolution tracking technologies provide novel solutions to many measurement challenges but are rarely integrated with formal psychological theory. In this article, we review tracking technologies and statistical tools, proposing a cognitive–computational framework that uses high-resolution spatiotemporal data to investigate the mechanisms of real-life decision-making in a theory-driven manner.

Nature Human Behaviour - Climate change and misinformation are interconnected global crises shaped by tensions between individual, collective and vested interests. Drawing on climate psychology, we...

At the Max Planck Institute for Human Development, we study how and why people develop differently over the course of their lives, and how physical, societal, and technological aspects of the envir...

Despite growing evidence that being in nature positively influences mood and stress, its effects on children are not well understood. Previous cross-s…

This umbrella review and meta-analysis evaluates associations of climate-related and nature-based mental health interventions with mental health outcomes.

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