Prof. Dr. Daniela Aidley, Chair of Business Psychology | Vice Dean of the Faculty of Business and Economics

Prof. Dr. Daniela Aidley

Professorship of Business Psychology | Vice Dean FB Economics

Room: 2.020

Main research areas

Research topics (focal points)

  • Methodology and accessibility
  • Diversity management

Teaching topics (focal points)

  • Quantitative methods
  • Diversity management
  • Cognitive, personality and social psychology

Functions and memberships

Functions

  • Active member of Samaritans Great Britain (2008-2016)
  • Deputy Director Caller Care Leicester for Samaritans Great Britain, 2012-2014
  • Editor Sociological Research Online (04/2017-04/2020)
  • Academic Assessor at the University of Hong Kong Space (2016-dato)
  • Associate Editor Sociological Research Online (03/2013-03/2017)

2017:

  • Mit Kriss Fearon: How accessible is empirical research on work and employment? Auf der Tagung: Diverse Organizing / Organizational Diversity, Copenhagen Business School, Copenhagen.

2016:

  • Don’t Access All Areas: Research Methods and Disability.  Vortrag auf der Gender, Work & Organisation Conference, Keele.

2010:

  • Preference is not based on performance: Biased perception of presentation formats. Vortrag auf der BPS Annual Conference, Stratford-upon-Avon, April 14 -1 6, 2010.

2008:

  • Indications of a “better-than-average” effect of perceived effectiveness of statistical information in persuasion. Poster auf der Annual Conference BPS Cognitive Section, Southampton, September 8-10, 2008.

2007:

  • Rudloff, D. (2007) Impact of statistical information on confidence and accuracy in decision-making: A placebo effect? Mathematical Thinking: An Interdisciplinary Workshop, Nottingham, November 21 - 22, 2007.

Sonstiges und Invited Speeches

2013:

  • Invited Speaker, Mental Short-Cuts, Presentation at the Centre for Inquiry’s conference ‘Tricks of the Mind’, Conway Hall, London, March 30, 2013.

2011:

  • Invited Speaker, Mental ‘Short-Cuts’ - The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, Goldsmiths University of London, London, 23.11.2011.
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