Anja Wagner
Chair of of Developmental Psychology and Educational Psychology
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Short CV:
- Since 2026 research associate at the Chair of Developmental and Educational Psychology in the EPPL project
- Since 2024 training as a psychological psychotherapist (psychodynamic/psychoanalytic) at MAP (Munich Association for Psychoanalysis)
- Studies at the University of Bamberg (2021–2023 M.Sc. Clinical Psychology and 2017–2022 B.Sc. Psychology), academic year abroad at the American University of Beirut, Lebanon (2019–2020)
- Studies at Landshut University of Applied Sciences (2013–2017 B.Sc. Social Work), research stay at the University of Suffolk, England (03/17–05/17 DOI:10.1080/02615479.2019.1593355)
- Scholarship holder of the Cusanuswerk (2015–2023)
Current Projects
As part of the research project EPPL (Erlangen Parents & Partner Longitudinal), Anja Wagner investigates the following questions: How do past relationship experiences and attachment patterns influence thoughts, feelings, and attitudes toward one’s own body (body representations) in adolescence? What influence do body representations have on mental health and psychological disorders in adolescence?
EPPL is a longitudinal study spanning the first 18 years of life and examines the development of personality functioning, psychological distress, and psychological well-being in the transition to adulthood: https://www.entwicklungspsychologie.phil.fau.de/en/laengsschnittstudie-ueber-die-ersten-18-lebensjahre/