Dr. Andreas Neubauer

Projects

• DYNAMO – Dynamics of Need Associated Motivation
• ExTra – Experiences during the Transition out of Upper Secondary Education
• PACO – Psychological Adjustment to the COVID-19 Pandemic
• STECCO – Starting Tertiary Education during the Corona Crisis: A Challenge and an Opportunity
• UPWIND – Understanding and Improving Daily Cognitive and Affective Within-Child Dynamics in the School Context

Publications

Professional activities

Since 08/2021

Head of the Emmy Noether Junior Research Group Intensive Longitudinal Data, DIPF | Leibniz Institute for Research and Information in Education, Frankfurt am Main

04/2021 – 07/2021

Visiting Professor of Psychological Research Methods, Humboldt University Berlin

07/2017 – 03/2021

Postdoctoral Researcher, DIPF | Leibniz Institute for Research and Information in Education, Frankfurt/Main

2017

Visiting Scholar, The Pennsylvania State University, Center for Healthy Aging

2016

Dr. phil., University of Heidelberg
Title: Inter-individual differences in within-person effects  – Methodological considerations and an empirical example in the framework of Self-Determination Theory

2013 – 2017

Research Associate, University of Heidelberg, Institute of Psychology

2010 – 2013

University of Kentucky and University of Heidelberg (M.Sc. in Psychology)

2007 – 2010

University of Heidelberg (M.Sc. in Psychology)

Current work and research priorities

• Intensive longitudinal designs: Modeling inter-individual differences in within-person effects; psychometrics of intensive longitudinal data
• Within-person couplings of affective, motivational, and cognitive processes across the life span
• Basic psychological needs