Beáta Magda Nagy

Beáta Magda Nagy is an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Education and Psychology of Eötvös Loránd University in Szombathely, Hungary. Her academic work spans reproductive health, psychosocial aspects of abortion, mental health determinants linked to housing, and trauma psychology in infertility contexts.

• Research focuses on reproductive health, abortion stigma, and social media influence on fertility perceptions.
• Active in public health policy analysis and applied psychology research groups.
• Contributed extensively to psychosocial studies on abortion, male fertility, and trauma-informed care.

Her recent publications analyze movement improvisation's cognitive mechanisms, Hungarian youth's reproductive health, and abortion stigma's digital representation. While no formal awards are listed, her work intersects mental health, family planning, and spiritual coping strategies. She serves on the Quality Management Committee and leads the Applied Psychology Research Group.