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Studies at the University of Eichstätt
Studies abroad at the University of Oulu (Finland)
Diploma in Psychology (minors: Italian literature, History, Economics,
Philosophy)
Personal Assistant of the Vice-President of the University of Eichstätt
M.A. in Philosophy/Sociology
Research Associate at the Donders Institute for Brain, Cognition and
Behaviour, Radboud University Nijmegen (The Netherlands)
Research Visit at the Early Social Development Lab (Prof. Chris Moore),
Halifax (Canada)
Ph.D. in Psychology (with distinction). Dissertation: Development of action
perception: Neurocognitive mechanisms underlying children's processing
of others' actions (Promotor: Harold Bekkering)
Lecturer at the Chair for Developmental and Educational Psychology,
LMU München
Junior Researcher in Residence at the Center for Advanced Studies
(CAS), LMU München
Substitute Chair for Developmental and Educational Psychology, University of Erfurt
George Butterworth Young Scientist Award, European Association for
Developmental Psychology (EADP)
Appointments to assistant professorships in Developmental Psychology at
the University of East Anglia (Norwich, UK), the University of Winchester
(Winchester, UK), as well as a tenure/-track professorship at the LMU
München
Professor for Developmental and Educational Psychology, LMU München
Distinguished Early Career Award, International Conference on Infant Studies (ICIS)
Understanding Human Cognition Scholar Award, James S. McDonnell Foundation
Chair for Developmental and Educational Psychology, LMU München
Publications
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Books
Key Experiments in the Developmental Psychology
With 14 illustrations and one table
1st Edition
Ernst Reinhardt Verlag München
2019
This book brings together the most important studies in developmental psychology. Classic investigations such as the strange situation test are given just as much attention as current research. The experiments are not only described compactly and uniformly, there is also a critical classification.
In this way, students gain practical insights into ethical questions, possible replications and the current significance of the individual experiments for developmental psychology.