Nóra Román

Nóra Román is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Personality and Health Psychology, Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE). She is affiliated with the Health Psychology Research Group and contributes to the Institute of Psychology. Her work focuses on eating behaviors, mental health, and resilience in professions like paramedics and social workers. She holds a professional profile at ELTE's website and can be contacted at roman.nora@ppk.elte.hu.

Research Interests: Ms. Román examines topics such as PTSD symptomology in high-stress professions, adaptive eating patterns, orthorexia nervosa risk factors, and cross-cultural motivations for healthy eating. Her studies bridge psychological constructs like resilience and mindfulness with practical applications in public health and clinical settings.

Publications: Her recent work (2019–2024) highlights themes like the role of drinking motives in eating disorders, validation of eating behavior scales across cultures, and the interplay between health anxiety and sociocultural attitudes. These studies emphasize both quantitative methodologies and qualitative insights into psychological well-being.

Labs/Teams: She collaborates within the Health Psychology Research Group at ELTE, focusing on translational research between clinical psychology and population health.