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Moderation Psychology II

Participation Prerequisites

No course prerequisites required for participation

Course Content

One of the key tasks of business psychologists is to teach, train, and communicate psychological knowledge to people in organizations in order for them to feel and perform better at work. In this course, students will experience a “train the trainer” situation in which they will teach psychological knowledge and skills to first-year Bachelor students. These sessions in turn should enable the first-year students to implement psychological principles in their daily working life. Specifically, students of this module will practically conduct interactive lectures with the goal of providing other students not only with theoretical insights into a variety of psychological topics but also enable them to apply this newly acquired knowledge in practice right away. Thus, students in this module will not only have to apply and deepen the knowledge and competencies they gained in “Introduction to Business Psychology” but will also have to implement knowledge and skills acquired in “Business Psychology I” for conducting a lecture/training session themselves. Moreover, an essential part of this course is self-reflection, specifically the critical evaluation of one’s own development as a trainer.

 

 

Intended Learning Outcomes and Competencies

I. Content-related

Having an understanding of core concepts and methods related to the field of moderation psychology.

II. Skills-related

Being able to work in a team to teach and communicate business psychological skills to other people.

Being able to develop, implement, and evaluate an interactive lecture/training session.

III. Attitude-related

Developing a mindset to develop people in the business world

Being able and willing to critically reflect upon the role of training and communication in organizations.

 

Instruction Type

In-class.

Form of Examination

50%: practical execution of a lecture session, 50%: reflection journal (pre and post session).

Literature

There are no required pre-readings for all participants; relevant literature will be announced in the syllabus.

Next events

Lecture Mo, 28.10.2024 15:30 Uhr 18:45 Uhr C-102/03 Klaus Rose Auditorium
Lecture Tu, 29.10.2024 11:30 Uhr 15:15 Uhr IP-C-001 Family Business Auditorium Hörsaal / Lecture Hall
Lecture Tu, 19.11.2024 11:30 Uhr 15:15 Uhr K-001 Hörsaal / Lecture Hall
Lecture Th, 28.11.2024 08:00 Uhr 11:15 Uhr IP-C-101 Hörsaal / Lecture Hall
Lecture Tu, 03.12.2024 11:30 Uhr 15:15 Uhr IP-C-001 Family Business Auditorium Hörsaal / Lecture Hall
Lecture Mo, 09.12.2024 11:30 Uhr 15:15 Uhr K-001 Hörsaal / Lecture Hall
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Lecturers

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Prof. Dr. Fabiola Heike Gerpott
Lecturer
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Fabienne Wrobel
Additional coordinator
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Hannah Maria Baum
Additional coordinator
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Yannick Michael Endres
Additional coordinator
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Anna van der Velde
Additional coordinator

Indicative Student Workload

Self-Study 64 h
Contact Time 24 h
Examination 2 h