Best Kuijpers Podcasts (2024)

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#45 Counterdispositional behavior with Evy Kuijpers 27:08

11d ago27:08

27:08

In our daily lives, we may come across many situations in which we act in ways that are different from our typical personality. In this episode, Lisanne de Moor speaks with Evy Kuijpers about what counterdispositional behavior is and what the consequences of behaving in ways that are “out of character” are.…

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The Only Leaders Worth Following with Tim Spiker 49:39

17d ago49:39

49:39

Send us a Text Message. Please subscribe via the Podcast links above What type of pivotal moment can lead someone to dedicate their career to leadership development? Why are qualities like inward soundness and other focus so critical in leadership? And how does the quality of leadership impact not just our work, but our overall well-being? Join us …

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Leadership Lessons from DHL's Former CEO, Rob Kuijpers 1:00:07

2M ago1:00:07

1:00:07

Send us a Text Message. Please subscribe via the Podcast links above What does it take to be the CEO of a leading global company? What qualities enable a CEO to bring out the best in themselves and others? What can you do, regardless of rank or position, to have a fulfilling career? These are just some of the topics that I cover in this episode of …

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#44 Loneliness with Marlies Maes, Julianne Holt-Lunstad, Marcus Mund, and Susanne Bücker 45:09

2M ago45:09

45:09

Loneliness has received a lot of attention—especially since the Covid-19 pandemic. In this episode, Rebekka Weidmann speaks with loneliness experts Marlies Maes, Julianne Holt-Lunstad, Marcus Mund, and Susanne Bücker about the definition of loneliness and related but distinct constructs, the rising interest in loneliness, measurement issues, interv…

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Brian Moran Explains Why Accountability Isn't What You Think 35:28

3M ago35:28

35:28

Send us a Text Message. Please subscribe via the Podcast links above Join us this week as Brian Moran, acclaimed author and innovator behind the "12-Week Year," challenges us to rethink our traditional views on accountability. In this eye-opening episode, Brian dives into why seeing accountability as a mere consequence is a misconception that limit…

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Sebastien Tranchant on Leadership and the Future of HR 45:06

3M ago45:06

45:06

Send us a Text Message. Please subscribe via the Podcast links above What does it take to navigate the complex landscape of modern human resources? How can HR professionals foster a culture of innovation while ensuring a deep connection with their workforce? And what lessons can we learn from leading HR experts to adapt to the rapid changes in toda…

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#43 Paper Spotlight with Theo Klimstra and Kate McLean 21:58

3M ago21:58

21:58

In this episode, Rebekka Weidmann spoke with Theo Klimstra and Kate McLean, the two authors of a recently accepted Target Article in the European Journal of Personality titled "Reconsidering Normative Interpretations in Personality Research". The authors summarize their article and speak about how the field can move forward.…

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Gustavo Razzetti on What Makes a Hybrid Team Successful 42:30

4M ago42:30

42:30

Send us a Text Message. Please subscribe via the Podcast links above How are you evolving with the shifting dynamics of workplace culture and hybrid work environments? In this episode, Gustavo Razzetti, author and CEO at Fearless Culture, a culture design firm, shares his revolutionary insights into fostering a thriving company culture in the era o…

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Eva Maurer on How to Adapt to Challenges in Change Management and Leadership Development 36:33

4M ago36:33

36:33

Send us a Text Message. Please subscribe via the Podcast links above How are you adapting to the challenges in change management and leadership growth? In this episode, Eva Maurer, Head of HR Global Development at a prominent automotive services firm, discusses her forward-thinking strategies that drive significant change within the corporate spher…

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#42 What makes personality science useful, with Bill Revelle and Bob Hogan 36:15

4M ago36:15

36:15

René Mõttus talks to Bill Revelle and Bob Hogan who are well respected personality researchers in the field. They argue that the main use of personality research is to predict what real people do in the real world. Yet, much of academic psychology has not taken this seriously, focusing on abstract ideas and models with little real-world relevance. …

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Discover Innovative Leadership Practices in Season 3 7:50

4M ago7:50

7:50

Send us a Text Message. Please subscribe via the Podcast links above Get the transformative secrets of leadership from people who are re-writing today’s HR. Your host, Gerry Murray, guides you on a journey through the compelling landscapes of Leadership, HR development, employee engagement, and talent management. Our latest episode is a treasure tr…

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#41 Creativity with Rodica Damian and Andreea Sutu 40:58

5M ago40:58

40:58

Creative products—paintings, poems, but also innovative ideas like the invention of the wheel—help societies move forward. As such, it is no surprise that formal interest in creativity from psychologists dates back at least 100 years, and the informal interest arguably much longer. In this episode, Rodica Damian and Andreea Sutu, two experts in the…

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#40 Paper Spotlight with David Hughes and Paul Irwing 21:59

6M ago21:59

21:59

In this episode, Lisanne de Moor spoke with David Hughes and Paul Irwing, two of the authors of a recent publication in the European Journal of Personality titled "Toward a taxonomy of personality facets". The authors summarize their article and its studies and outline how they developed the facet map.…

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#39 Life events and personality change with Wiebke Bleidorn and Chris Hopwood 42:59

7M ago42:59

42:59

Many lay people and scientists think that life events can change personality traits. But proving or disproving this has been surprisingly challenging. Wiebke Bleidorn and Chris Hopwood are among the leading researchers on this topic, and they were involved in a recent large study that summarized the evidence so far. They will talk to René Mõttus ab…

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#38 How to do the most good? Effective altruism, animals, and future risks with Lucius Caviola 37:19

8M ago37:19

37:19

In this episode, Lucius Caviola discusses his psychological research on effective altruism and how people can be encouraged to give more effectively. You can try out effective giving yourself using his research-based donation platform https://givingmultiplier.org/personality. The episode also explores Lucius' research on how we perceive the value o…

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#37 Sense of purpose with Gabrielle Pfund 27:14

9M ago27:14

27:14

Have you ever pondered about your purpose? In this episode, we talked with Gabrielle Pfund about sense of purpose. What does it mean to have a sense of purpose, how can we measure it, and how is it related to important life outcomes? Gabrielle also describes the characteristics of people who are more likely to have a sense of purpose and in what di…

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#36 Personality change interventions with Mathias Allemand, Gabriel Olaru, and Christoph Flückiger 44:23

9M ago44:23

44:23

There is a lot of interest in the idea that people can voluntarily change their personality traits. René Mõttus talks to Mathias Allemand, Gabriel Olaru, and Christoph Flückiger about personality change interventions. Why people want to change their personality traits, how can they do it, and how long could the effects last? They also discuss ethic…

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#35 Personality and aging with Flavia Chereches, Denis Gerstorf, Eileen Graham, and Dan Mroczek 56:00

10M ago56:00

56:00

In this episode, Lisanne de Moor talks with four researchers in the field of personality and aging about common trends in personality change into old age, antecedents and consequences thereof and, most importantly, individual differences.By personalitypsychologypodcast

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#34 Goals and motivations with Marie Hennecke and Jana Nikitin 34:01

11M ago34:01

34:01

In this episode, Marie Hennecke and Jana Nikitin talk about their research on goals and motivations. Specifically, they discuss why goals and motivations are important, how they change across the lifespan, and how we can achieve our goals—and even change our personality traits.By personalitypsychologypodcast

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How to Change their Mind 39:18

12M ago39:18

39:18

Send us a Text Message. Please subscribe via the Podcast links above Unlock the art of ethical persuasion as we sit down with Simon Horton, an award-winning author and negotiation expert. Simon reveals his six-step process, based on modelling the approaches used by hostage negotiators, addiction therapists, and billionaires, to change minds and rea…

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#33 Paper Spotlight with Emily Willroth 10:52

12M ago10:52

10:52

What is a good life? And can people have it? A recent European Journal of Personality paper authored by Emily Willroth and colleagues explored this question among U.S. Americans and Japanese, and also asked whether most people have the lives that they want.By personalitypsychologypodcast

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#32 Narrative identity with Jonathan Adler, Kate McLean, and Monisha Pasupathi 40:03

1y ago40:03

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In this episode, Lisanne de Moor talks with three experts on what narrative identity is, what important contributions it makes to the field of personality psychology, and what is needed to further advance research on narrative identity.By personalitypsychologypodcast

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#31 Attachment, optimism, and honesty with Bill Chopik 42:01

1y ago42:01

42:01

Personality research occupies itself with not only the Big Five traits but a myriad of other important constructs. Bill Chopik talks in this episode about his research on attachment, optimism, and honesty, and also close relationships (including pets). He shares his experience with cross-cultural and lifespan studies, and important lessons from gra…

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How to Bring out the Best in Yourself and Others 57:03

1y ago57:03

57:03

Send us a Text Message. Please subscribe via the Podcast links above How would you like to be able to consistently bring out the best in yourself and others? How could using a coach approach in your daily life bring hidden benefits? As a Coach, how could you take your coaching skills to the level of Mastery? As a Leader, how could you better look o…

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#30 Personality states with Gabriella Harari, Kai Horstmann, and Whitney Ringwald 42:21

1y ago42:21

42:21

Many researchers like to think of personalities as patterns of dynamic states. Thanks to technological advances, they can now measure the states and build statistical models from these measurements. Other researchers may have remained more sceptical: after all, isn’t personality something relatively stable, by definition? Can state models really he…

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How to ensure your leadership messages are being understood 44:58

1y ago44:58

44:58

Send us a Text Message. Please subscribe via the Podcast links above Does your organisation produce regular leadership communications content for employees? Are your messages actually getting through to the right people? And, if they do get through, are they being interpreted and understood as they're intended? In this episode, I sit down with Comm…

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#29 Causal inference with Michael Grosz 39:22

1+ y ago39:22

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In this episode, Michael Grosz talks about what causal inference is, how difficult it is to test in personality psychology, and why he doesn't give up on our field.By personalitypsychologypodcast

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How to Fine-tune your Brain and Supercharge how you Live, Work and Lead 52:00

1+ y ago52:00

52:00

Send us a Text Message. Please subscribe via the Podcast links above Do you want to feel and do better in life? Do you want to improve your sleep, diet, exercise, brain health and performance? Do you know what your super habits are? Do you know what your destructive habits are? Do you know how to maintain your super habits and change your destructi…

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#28 Big Five vs. HEXACO with Colin DeYoung, Isabel Thielmann, Luke Smillie, and Reinout de Vries 1:04:47

1+ y ago1:04:47

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In this episode moderated by Lisanne de Moor, Colin DeYoung, Isabel Thielmann, Luke Smillie, and Reinout de Vries discuss personality traits and trait models, and debate the evidence for and against two of the most dominant trait models: the Big Five and the HEXACO model.By personalitypsychologypodcast

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How you can have greater impact and influence 48:39

1+ y ago48:39

48:39

Send us a Text Message. Please subscribe via the Podcast links above What level of impact and influence do you have at work? Indeed, what level of impact and influence do you have in your life in general? Are there situations where you wished you had more impact and influence? In this episode, I chat with Elisabet Vinberg Hearn and Mandy Flint abou…

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How to build a Connected Culture with Virtual Teams 43:25

1+ y ago43:25

43:25

Send us a Text Message. Please subscribe via the Podcast links above In thirty years time, as technology moves forward even further, people are going to look back and wonder why offices ever existed." ~ Sir Richard Branson How well have you and your people adapted to remote and hybrid working? My guest this week is Larry English, President and co-f…

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#27 Geography and personality with Fritz Götz, Elisa Militaru, and Markus Jokela 47:12

1+ y ago47:12

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What does geography have to do with personality? In this episode, Rebekka Weidmann speaks with Fritz Götz, Elisa Militaru, and Markus Jokela about studying personality from a geographical psychology approach—what that research field is, how things are measured (and how tricky it is to measure), past interesting findings and future directions.…

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Reinventing yourself with Integrity 55:58

1+ y ago55:58

55:58

Send us a Text Message. Please subscribe via the Podcast links above Imagine that you're enjoying all the trappings of success, including financial prosperity, when one day you get a call from the Justice Department. They inform you that they have evidence that your financial prosperity comes from dark dealings in the world of international busines…

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#26 Spirituality and religiosity with Julie Exline 39:48

1+ y ago39:48

39:48

Julie Exline is an expert in studying spirituality and religiosity. For this episode, Julie talked with Rebekka Weidmann how she came to study spirituality and religiosity, the nature of spiritual struggles, and supernatural operating rules—how people envision or experience God or other supernatural powers.…

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Welcome to Season 2 2:26

1+ y ago2:26

2:26

Send us a Text Message. Please subscribe via the Podcast links above I'm pleased to announce that Season 2 launches in January 2023! I've already recorded and scheduled the first episodes for the new Season and I can promise you some fascinating conversations to come. Listen to this short preview to learn more. Until then... Meet your host, Gerry M…

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#25 Behaviour genetics with Michel Nivard 42:06

1+ y ago42:06

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Michel Nivard and René Mõttus discuss classical and modern behaviour genetics, and why much of personality genetics is no longer focused on finding personality genes (there are none) but using genes to learn about environment. Perhaps paradoxically, then, genetics is as likely to help with building psychological and sociological theories of persona…

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#24 Personality, doomsday prepping, science denial, and being wrong with Adam Fetterman 39:11

1+ y ago39:11

39:11

In this episode, Lisanne de Moor chats with Adam Fetterman about his work on the role of personality and beliefs in shaping people’s behavior in contemporary phenomena such as doomsday prepping, science denial, and people’s willingness to admit to being wrong.By personalitypsychologypodcast

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#23 Personality: universalism and cultural context with Moin Syed 27:02

2y ago27:02

27:02

Personality psychology is an exciting field of research. However, as we learn in Moin Syed’s presentation, this excitement has been dampened by a hyper focus on methodological and definitional issues based on the history of our field. However, personality can be more. Moin Syed talks in his presentation about how our field can earn back its excitem…

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#22 Interviews at the 20th European Conference on Personality in Madrid 35:13

2y ago35:13

35:13

For this episode, we talked to ten researchers at the 20th European Conference on Personality (#ECP20) in Madrid, including Anna Hakobjanyan, Jérome Rossier, Matej Bjurković, Sonja Lyubomirsky, Laura Buchinger, Markus Jokela, Barbara De Clercq, Verònica Benet-Martínez, Arij Yehya, and Kendall Mather.…

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Do they have potential? 8:37

2y ago8:37

8:37

Send us a Text Message. Please subscribe via the Podcast links above We've reached episode 40 of the Leading People podcast! As so many podcasts fail after only a few episodes, I'm very proud of this achievement. I'm also very grateful to all of you who tune in every two weeks and then promote and share episodes with your friends and colleagues. So…

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#21 Personality and health with Nick Turiano, Damaris Aschwanden, and Yannick Stephan 48:04

2y ago48:04

48:04

This episode's guests were Nick Turiano, Damaris Aschwanden, and Yannick Stephan, three experts in personality and health psychology, who talked with Rebekka Weidmann about the importance of considering personality when predicting important health outcomes across the life span.By personalitypsychologypodcast

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How to deliver great customer experiences 1:06:51

2y ago1:06:51

1:06:51

Send us a Text Message. Please subscribe via the Podcast links above Who is responsible for customer experiences in your organisation? How do leaders help or hinder the customer experience? Why are most organisations designed to deliver lousy customer experiences? And, what is a chatty check-out? These are just some of the many questions my guest, …

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How to Challenge your Illusions and Make Better Decisions 1:03:03

2y ago1:03:03

1:03:03

Send us a Text Message. Please subscribe via the Podcast links above What role do illusions play in your decision-making? How can you challenge your illusions so you can make better decisions? How does a manager with hindsight bias prevent his or her team from making good decisions? For this episode, I sat down with magician, mentalist and keynote …

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#20 Post-traumatic growth with Laura Blackie and Eranda Jayawickreme 41:41

2y ago41:41

41:41

Many people believe that traumatic experiences are often followed by psychological growth. What does not kill us, makes us stronger, right? Laura Blackie and Eranda Jayawickreme are among the leading researchers on this topic, and they just guest-edited a special issue on post-traumatic personality growth in the European Journal of Personality. The…

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How Leaders Impact our Brains at Work 57:08

2y ago57:08

57:08

Send us a Text Message. Please subscribe via the Podcast links above Why do we have a brain? It's not what you think... How does exercise benefit your brain? How much of your brain do you use each day? This week's guest is Gregory Caremans, founder of the Brain Academy which currently has over 400,000 students enrolled in its courses on how to unde…

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How to give yourself Permission to Thrive 52:51

2y ago52:51

52:51

Send us a Text Message. Please subscribe via the Podcast links above On the morning of Tuesday, 8th June 2021 I sent an email to this week's guest, Julie Brown. It was an invitation to herself and her husband to be a guest on this podcast. I'd met him on the street a few weeks beforehand just days before he left for an expedition to Greenland and I…

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#19 Paper Spotlight with Emily Willroth and Brett Ford 12:02

2y ago12:02

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René Mõttus talks with Emily Willroth and Brett Ford about their recently published paper in the European Journal of Personality entitled: "Emotional responses to a global stressor: Average patterns and individual differences"By personalitypsychologypodcast

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Why we need to start talking about mistakes ... positively! 47:25

2y ago47:25

47:25

Send us a Text Message. Please subscribe via the Podcast links above What have cornflakes, penicillin, cling film, velcro and post-it notes got in common? This week's guest is an award-winning author and Head of Learning at the Chartered Institute for Personnel and Development, Andy Lancaster. During our conversation, he answers this question among…

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How to tame your Public Speaking Monkeys 56:22

2y ago56:22

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Send us a Text Message. Please subscribe via the Podcast links above Why should we become good at public speaking and what difference could it make to our careers? Why do some of us love public speaking and so many of us hate it? What is a Public Speaking Monkey, anyway? How could some of the issues that we have with public speaking be affecting ot…

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#18 Personality and psychopathology with Bob Krueger, Odilia Laceulle, and Johannes Zimmerman 42:19

2y ago42:19

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In this episode, Lisanne de Moor talked with three experts about a dimensional approach to conceptualizing and measuring psychopathology, and the HiTOP model as an example of one of the advancements of this approach.By personalitypsychologypodcast

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