Dr. Ruri Takizawa
Dr. Ruri Takizawa
Staff of Professorship for Work and Organizational Psychology
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Research area
Ruri Takizawa is a postdoctoral researcher in work and organizational psychology at the Department of Management, Technology, and Economics. With a PhD in social psychology, her research focuses on leadership selection, diversity management, and uncertainty regulation.
Keywords:
- Leadership Selection
- Leadership Behavior
- Uncertainty Regulation
- Diversity Management
- Group & Team Dynamics
- Intergroup Relations
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Ph.D. in Social Psychology
University of Geneva, Switzerland (2020-2024)
Thesis: "Appointing Leaders from Underrepresented Groups in a Crisis: Decision-Makers' Motives Leading to Glass Cliffs in Politics and Management" -
M.Sc. in Social Cognition: Research and Applications
University College London, United Kingdom (2018-2019) -
B.Sc. in Psychology
Bielefeld University, Germany (2015-2018)
Membership
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She contributes to the academic community as an Early Career Committee Officer for the International Society of Political Psychology and serves as a Junior Consulting Editor for the European Journal of Social Psychology.
Beyond research, Ruri has extensive teaching experience at both master's and advanced master's levels, covering topics such as leadership, team dynamics, experimental research methods, and diversity management. She also delivers talks and facilitates discussions on gender biases in the workplace.