Institut für Psychologie


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Using the Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research to evaluate a nationwide depression prevention project (ImplementIT) from the perspective of health care workers and implementers: Results on the implementation of digital interventions for farmers (2023) Freund J, Ebert DD, Thielecke J, Braun L, Baumeister H, Berking M, Titzler I Journal article Transdiagnostic treatment of depression and anxiety: a meta-analysis (2023) Cuijpers P, Miguel C, Ciharova M, Ebert D, Harrer M, Karyotaki E Journal article Hardly any gender differences among opioid users in prison (2023) Boksán K, Weiss M, Geißelsöder K, Dechant M, Endres J, Breuer M, Stemmler M, Wodarz N Journal article Prevalence of sleep problems in refugees with PTSD and its association with well-being and social functioning (2023) Schumm H, Steil R, Lechner-Meichsner F, Morina N, Weise C, Nater-Mewes R, Kuck S, et al. Journal article NEPS Technical Report for science: Scaling results of Starting Cohorts 4 and 6 (wave 14) (NEPS Survey Paper No. 109) (2023) Sengewald MA, Hahn I, Kähler J Other publication type Positive organizational scholarship (2023) Niessen C, Zacher H Book chapter / Article in edited volumes When are employers interested in electronic performance monitoring? Results from a factorial survey experiment (2023) Wieser L, Abraham M, Schnabel C, Niessen C Other publication type Introverted or extraverted? The role of a leader’s personality for his or her behavior and well-being when leading from a distance (2023) Schmidbauer J, Niessen C Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Is remote leadership a better fit for an introverted leader? An examination of leader and follower outcomes (2023) Schmidbauer J, Niessen C Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Breathe your stress away. Preliminary results of a randomized controlled study investigating a breath-based approach-avoidance modification training in individuals with elevated stress (2023) Keinert M, Böhme S, Eskofier B, Schuller BW, Berking M Conference contribution, Conference Contribution