The article "The same, but different: career orientation profiles in France,Germany, Italy and Switzerland" by Julian Pfrombeck and Gudela Grote has been published in the journal Career Development International.
A new study by Ruri Takizawa, Stefanie Marx-Fleck, Alina Gerlach and Gudela Grote shows that if uncertainty is seen as an opportunity, the willingness to vote for right-wing populist parties such as AfD decreases.
The new paper “The Role of Uncertainty Mindsets in Shaping Diversity Attitudes and Their Downstream Effects on Commitment to Societal Change and Right-Wing Populist Voting” by Ruri Takizawa, Stefanie Marx-Fleck, Alina Gerlach, and Gudela Grote is now available OnlineFirst as an Open Access publication in Personality
and Social Psychology Bulletin.
The article "Navigating uncertainty across the lifespan in contemporary work and careers: introduction to the special issue" by Sara Zaniboni, Julian Pfrombeck and Gudela Grote has been published in the Journal Work, Aging and Retirement.
Gudela Grote antended a panel discussion organized by the Future Center KI NRW in collaboration with the Federal Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (BAuA) around the question: "How can companies and researchers use and shape artificial intelligence in a responsible and practical way?". The event took place on October 29, 2026, in Dortmund, Germany.