I’m Annika, I studied psychology at Humboldt University in Berlin and now work as a research assistant at the Chair of Engineering Psychology and Applied Cognition Research at TU Dresden.<\/p>\n
My last report card says \u201cAnnika continued to participate in class very attentively with inner interest […] […].\u201d That sums it up quite well. I was usually good in writing, but not so much orally …<\/p>\n
Math, right from the start and right up to the Abitur. I didn’t like German at all at grammar school, I often found it difficult even with my \u201cinner\u201d interest. A German teacher actually gave me the idea to study psychology with her lessons. So from a learning psychology perspective, the teacher certainly did everything right.<\/p>\n
I used to like Bert in Mary Poppins, he did something different every time and always seemed happy. I can’t remember having a dream job as a child that I often acted out. I was never so set in my ways and probably still am not today. I regularly think of great professions that I would like to try out. Fortunately, my current job is very varied and often offers the opportunity to learn something new.<\/p>\n
Going for a walk and exercising in the fresh air with at most one other person :D<\/p>\n
Definitely tea, preferably black with lots of milk. I don’t like coffee.<\/p>\n
This question? No, of course not. I’d say I’m pretty even-tempered and if I’m not, then I’m more annoyed than angry. Angry is also possible, of course, but when something really gets me going, it’s just as surprising for me as it is for others.<\/p>\n
Oh, lots of things … The Elbe and the Elbe meadows are really beautiful. And even after several years, I still love the view of the illuminated Old Town at night from the Carola Bridge. That’s why the movie nights on the banks of the Elbe in summer with this fantastic backdrop are always something special.<\/p>\n
Well, sometimes 1 and sometimes 10 and often somewhere in between. But I get to 10 just before a deadline at the latest … that stands for very disciplined, doesn’t it?<\/p>\n
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