Can people intentionally change their personality traits?. Find out the answer in our systematic review on volitional personality change, now published in Communications Psychology:.

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The results of the review and the coordinated data analysis can each be accessed in an interactive ShinyApp:. Review: CDA:

Here an illustration of our findings:

Coordinated data analyis: 8 panels, N = 90,934. ▶️ We examined psychological, demographic, event-related, and contextual moderators across panels.▶️ We identified several robust moderators of event-related personality changes.▶️ However, most effects were trait & event-specific.

Systematic review: 23 studies, N = 82,374. ▶️ Only age and gender have been frequently considered as moderators of event-related personality change.▶️ All other moderators only examined in one study -> replicability unclear.

++ New preprint alert ++. Why do people differ in their personality changes in response to life events?. We - @aj_wright19, @MdkBerlinCrunch, and @WiebkeBleidorn - addressed this question in a systematic review and coordinated data analysis. Results ⬇️.

At least half of the credit goes to @Karla_Fli (shared first author) and to our other co-authors @WiebkeBleidorn @kaihorstman @MaikeLuhmann and X-less Vivian Schmiedecke, Sophia Salzburg, Hannah Tkaczik, and Felix Würtz.

Across five studies (one systematic review and four empirical studies), we developed a dimensional taxonomy of the perceived characteristics of daily events and validated an economic questionaire to assess them - ideally suited for experience sampling and daily diary research.

You like the ECQ? You love the DIAMONDS? But you always had the feeling that a comparable taxonomy was missing to assess the perception of daily events?. We have something for you: Check out our preprint on perceived characteristics of daily events:.

Not the way I expected to give my talk at #DGPs2024 - but anyways if you are interested in our symposium on life events and personality change, join our symposium virtually (stream of Room 42)

Happy for any hints - feel free to reach out here or via email 🙏.

More specifc requirements:.- Assessment of the occurence of daily hassles (at least 1x per day) as "objective" as possible, i.e., that can be separated from hassle perception.- Assessment of momentary personal characteristics 1x per day (e.g., Big five states, state affect, . ).

+++ ESM researchers +++. I am planning a coordinated data analysis on stress generation in daily life across experience sampling studies that examined the occurence of daily hassles. Do you have any datasets that you could share for such an analysis? 🙆‍♂️

I am so happy that this work has now been published at JPSP: Estimating more than 100,000 differently specified multilevel models, we examined which perceived and objective event characteristics do ROBUSTLY predict changes in well-being

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