Martin Jakubek

Martin Jakubek is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychology at the Faculty of Arts, Comenius University in Bratislava. His pedagogical focus includes employee selection and psychodiagnostics in work psychology, market and advertising psychology, and experimental psychology. He teaches courses at bachelor's, master's, and doctoral levels.

Education:

• PhDr. (Doctor of Philosophy in Arts)
• PhD. (Doctor of Philosophy)

Dr. Jakubek's research centers on psychometrics with applications in work psychology, particularly employee selection and psychodiagnostics. His interests extend to market and advertising psychology, experimental psychology, and traffic psychology. His publications cover leadership dynamics, memory assessment in elderly populations, neuropsychological projects, intentional distortion in personality assessments, language-cognitive development in children, driver behavior, and language learning methodologies.

Analysis of his publications (2004-2024) reveals a strong emphasis on applied psychology in organizational and traffic contexts. His work frequently involves questionnaire validation, eye-tracking methodology, and cross-population cognitive studies. Key trends include mediating effects of organizational commitment, traffic norm violations, and structural analysis of language-cognitive abilities in developmental disorders.

Scientific Awards:

• No scientific awards mentioned

Dr. Jakubek serves on the departmental Ethics Committee. No specific grant funding or student advising details are provided, though he delivers doctoral-level lectures. His departmental team includes 7 professors, 5 associate professors, 8 assistant professors (including himself), and 11 internal PhD students.

He participates in the Department of Psychology's research ecosystem through the Ethics Committee, contributing to oversight of psychological research involving human subjects.