Anne-Kathrin Mayer

Dr. Anne-Kathrin Mayer serves as an Academic staff member in student services (application management psychology) & in teaching (psychology) at Brandenburg Medical School Neuruppin Campus since October 1, 2023, working within the Department for Studies and Teaching. Her dual role combines administrative oversight of psychology program applications with teaching responsibilities in General Psychology.

Dr. Mayer's research program spans aging psychology and educational development:

• Age stereotypes and intergenerational relationships (since 1999)
• Age discrimination intervention approaches (2009)
• Coping mechanisms in older adults and family dynamics (2004)
• Health information seeking behaviors (2021)
• Epistemic belief development in students (2017)

Her publication record shows consistent scholarly output across two decades, with recent work demonstrating continued research activity alongside administrative duties. The 2021 study on health information seeking represents her most current contribution, examining motivation and emotion regulation in health decision-making contexts.

Dr. Mayer maintains academic engagement through:

• Google Scholar profile (citations visible online)
• PsychAuthors.de listing
• Ongoing collaborations with international researchers
• Integration of research into teaching practice

As part of her academic service, she bridges theoretical psychology with practical applications in student services, contributing to both educational and administrative aspects of psychology training at Brandenburg Medical School.