Kon·rad¹ Senf² /ˈkɔnʀaːt zɛnf/
proper noun
1: | The old Germanic terms kon and rath (modern German: “kühn” and “Rat”) can be translated as “bold counsel”. Subscribers to the theory of nominative determinism may enjoy the fact that I happen to be a psychologist. |
2: | The idiom “seinen Senf dazu geben” is the German equivalent of “adding one’s two cents” (albeit generally unsolicited) to a discussion. I guess that explains my blog. |
At present, I help run andré Werbung Berlin GmbH, an advertising agency currently focused on various media within supermarkets, particularly for small and medium-sized businesses to effectively reach their target audiences. I was previously part of the team that develops the online self-assessment modules (for prospective students to gauge their fit with different degree courses) at the University of Potsdam. In my spare time, I am a pre-doctoral researcher affiliated with the Department of Business and Organisational Psychology at the University of Hohenheim. My current research is focused on contextual factors of performance and well-being, both in terms of the physical environment (particularly in terms of room atmosphere) as well as situational factors (with a special focus on self-control within situations). I describe some of my research projects here.
Email: | email[at]konradsenf[dot]com |
Twitter: | @konradsenf |
Work: | LinkedIn | Xing | Hohenheim | andré |
Google Scholar: | xGayScYAAAAJ&hl |
Peer review: | Publons |
OSF: | osf.io/x8rdb/ |
Bookshelf: | And here’s a link to my Goodreads page, where I keep track of most of the books that I read in my free time. |