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Who is CENOF?

CENOF is a group of six top European researchers ready to explore fatherhood from different perspectives based on a broad spectrum of the psychological science, namely Evolu­tionary, Personality, Occupational and Developmental Psychology, as well as Biopsychology and Psychopathology.

The principal CENOF members (in alphabetical order) are:


 

Lieselotte Ahnert (Head)

University of Vienna

Faculty of Psychology

Institute of Applied Psychology: Health-Development-Intervention

Department of Developmental Psychology

Liebiggasse 5

1010 Wien/Austria

lieselotte.ahnert@univie.ac.at


 

Ulrike Ehlert

University of Zürich

Department of Psychology: Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy

Binzmühlestrasse 14 / Box 26

8050 Zurich/Switzerland

u.ehlert@psychologie.uzh.ch


 

Harald A. Euler

University of Kassel

Department of Psychology

Holländische Str. 36-38

3427 Kassel/Germany

euler@uni-kassel.de


 

Petra Klumb

University of Fribourg

Department of Psychology: Personnel and Organizational Psychology

Rue de Faucigny 2

1700 Fribourg/Switzerland

petra.klumb@unifr.ch


 

Julius Kuhl

University of Osnabrueck

Department of Psychology: Differential Psychology and Personality Research

Seminarstr. 20

49074 Osnabrück/Germany

jkuhl@uos.de


 

Katja Nowacki

University of Applied Sciences and Arts

Faculty of Applied Social Studies

Emil-Figge-Str. 44

44227 Dortmund/Germany

katja.nowacki@fh-dortmund.de


 

CENOF’s European researchers resort to that kind of empirical experience that can be imme­diately used for the planned research study on fatherhood. Because a theoretical coherence for the topic is still missing, the CENOF group abstains from defining an overall theoretical framework from which the empirical work might start. Instead, a multi-perspective approach will be used for a Bottom-up strategy, and empirical outcomes will be generalized, in order to create a Top-down strategy which provides the theoretical expectations from which the empirical outcomes can be linked together. These turn-taking processes of both strategies, finally, might result in a theoretical coherent framework for future research on fatherhood.

CENOF: Central European Network on Fatherhood
Headquarter Universität Vienna
Liebiggasse 5
1010 Wien
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