📢 Sign up for our first webinar! On the 2th April at 3pm CET, Annick De Paepe and Maya Braun will present: “Making Constructs Count: A Practical Guide to Conceptual Clarity.”

✨ Thank you for joining us at last week’s networking event!

🚀 Don’t miss our networking event on 22 January! 🤝 Join us for discussions and potential collaborations focused on improving how we conceptualize, formalize and measure key topics in health psychology. 📝 Register to join us: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/conceptual...

📢 Join us for the Conceptualization, Measurement & Formalization – SIG Networking Event! We’d love to chat and connect with you to share ideas and explore collaborations in health psychology. 🗓 Jan 22 | ⏰ 2:00–3:30 PM (GMT) | 💻 Online

🎙️ New podcast episode out now! In our third episode, we chat to two fantastic guests: Maya Braun and Yong Zhang! Both are experts in measuring constructs that change over time and the unique methodological challenges that come with doing so.

🎙️ New podcast episode out now! In our second episode, Gjalt-Jorn Peters (GJ) builds on the conversation about constructs used in health psychology with Olga Perski and Christoph Bamberg. They discuss how these constructs are measured and the challenges of assessing their validity.

🎙️ New Podcast Episode Alert! In our very first official episode, Annick De Paepe talks with Olga Perski and Christoph Bamberg about the need to define our constructs, a foundational step that is often overlooked in health psychology.

🎙️ The first episode of our brand-new podcast, Define and Conquer, is here! 🎧 Listen now: ✨ Apple Podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/d... ✨ Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/5Pd5...

We’ve launched our new EHPS SIG on Conceptualization, Measurement & Formalization at #EHPS2025! 🎉 Big thanks to everyone who joined our first meeting + became members. 📑 Slides: osf.io/cdb3k Here’s what’s coming 👇

🚀 We are launching a new Special Interest Group at EHPS 2025: Conceptualization, Formalization & Measurement Interested in: 🔹 Defining constructs more clearly 🔹 Transparency in what we measure 🔹 Formal modelling of relationships …& more? Join us!