Organization:Leibniz Institute for Psychology Information

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Central office of ZPID at the University of Trier

The Leibniz Institute for Psychology (German: Leibniz-Institut für Psychologie, short form ZPID) is a research support organization located in Trier, Germany . ZPID belongs to the Leibniz Association. In 2017, Michael Bosnjak became full-time director.[1] On 1 January 2022, Claudia Dalbert became acting director.[2][3]

ZPID directors

The following persons have been director of the institute:

  • 1972 – 1979: Günther Reinert
  • 1979 – 2003: Leo Montada
  • 2004 – 2017: Günter Krampen
  • July 2017 – December 2021: Michael Bosnjak
  • since 1 January 2022: Claudia Dalbert

Funding

The ZPID is funded by the Federal Ministry of Health (Germany) and by the sixteen German states within the framework of the joint federal-state funding of the member institutions of the Leibniz Association. In its home state of Rhineland-Palatinate, ZPID is assigned to the ministry responsible for science.

Products and services

  • Information search (Search portal accessing several reference databases PubPsych)
  • Database (Publication references PSYNDEX)
  • Study planning (PsychNotebook)
  • Preregistration (Platform RegReports)
  • Data collection (PsychLab)
  • Data analysis (PsychNotebook)
  • Archiving (discipline-specific psychology repository PsychArchives, psychometric test respository OpenTestArchive)
  • Publication (Publishing platform PsychOpen) [4]

Cooperation partners

  • German Psychological Society
  • Association of German Professional Psychologists
  • American Psychological Association
  • Centre for Criminology, Wiesbaden
  • Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas
  • German Institute for International Educational Research
  • German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence
  • Diagnostik- und Testkuratorium der Föderation Deutscher Psychologenvereinigungen
  • Faculty of Psychology, University of Trier
  • Faculty for Organization and Informatics, University of Zagreb
  • GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences

References