Professor Nadin Beckmann's Outputs (3)

Personality dynamics as individual differences: Conceptual considerations, methodological approaches, and predictive utility (2022)
Presentation / Conference Contribution
Beckmann, N. (2022, December). Personality dynamics as individual differences: Conceptual considerations, methodological approaches, and predictive utility. Presented at Pre-conference on Idiographics and Nomothetics in Personality Science, 20th European Conference on Personality (ECP20), Madrid, Spain

Situation contingent negative emotions and performance: The moderating role of trait neuroticism (2022)
Journal Article
Wood, R., Beckmann, N., Ren, S., & Guan, B. (2022). Situation contingent negative emotions and performance: The moderating role of trait neuroticism. Personality and Individual Differences, 197, Article 111788. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.paid.2022.111788

Negative emotions are related to poor performance in between-person analyses but facilitate performance in within-person analyses, under certain conditions. We examine the effect of situation contingent negative emotions (SCE) on performance, and tra... Read More about Situation contingent negative emotions and performance: The moderating role of trait neuroticism.

Sophisticated statistics cannot compensate for method effects if quantifiable structure is compromised (2022)
Journal Article
Birney, D., Beckmann, J., Beckmann, N., & Stemler, S. (2022). Sophisticated statistics cannot compensate for method effects if quantifiable structure is compromised. Frontiers in Psychology, 13, Article 812963. https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2022.812963

Researchers rely on psychometric principles when trying to gain understanding of unobservable psychological phenomena disconfounded from the methods used. Psychometric models provide us with tools to support this endeavour, but they are agnostic to t... Read More about Sophisticated statistics cannot compensate for method effects if quantifiable structure is compromised.