Ada Sil Patterer

Ada Sil Patterer is affiliated with the Department of Occupational, Economic and Social Psychology within the Faculty of Psychology. Her research focuses on social support mechanisms, workplace well-being, and organizational behavior. Key interests include the impact of coworker relationships on employee outcomes like organizational citizenship behavior and depersonalization, as well as pandemic-related health monitoring strategies.

Her work employs mixed-methods approaches, including panel studies and hierarchical data analysis. Notable contributions include a 2024 study on relatedness needs and a 2021 report on school PCR testing during the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic. She has collaborated on interdisciplinary projects and presented findings at academic conferences since 2018.