Holger Von Der Lippe
Biographic Data
| ID | 4250164 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Holger Von Der Lippe |
| GIVEN NAMES | Holger |
| FAMILY NAME | Von Der Lippe |
| SIGNATURE | VON DER LIPPE H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3620-0461 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 62 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
A Gender Bias in Curriculum-Based Measurement across Content Domains
By immediately responding to achievement progress data, teachers can improve students’ performance by using curriculum-based measurement. However, there are studies showing that teachers are prone to make biased judgments about the students providing the data. The present investigation experimentally examined whether pre-service teachers in Germany were biased by the use of gender stereotypes when judging students’ achievement derived from progre…
Drawing or tabulating ego-centered networks? A mixed-methods comparison of questionnaire vs. visualization-based data collection
There is an increasing body of research which examines the reliability and validity of different modes of network measurement with most studies focusing on the classical paper or digital network questionnaires. Visual methods of data collection, in which interviewees draw their ego-centered network in a pictorial representation, still live a kind of shadowy existence in the field of network research, with little known about data quality of these …
What are Genosociograms and How Can We Generate, Analyze, and Interpret them? Theoretical and Applied Perspectives on the Network of Relationships
Motivation and Selection Processes in a Biographical Transition
This article addresses the question of how developmental psychology could benefit from mixed methods research to better explain individual differences in biographical transitions. An event history analysis of 117 young men’s transitions to first-time parenthood is integrated with a qualitative analysis of in-depth interviews on parenthood aspirations that were conducted with 12 childless participants from the same survey. The juxtaposition of bot…
Job Insecurity and the Timing of Parenthood
Social Influences on Fertility
This article uses a mixed methods design to investigate the effects of social influence on family formation in a sample of eastern and western German young adults at an early stage of their family formation. Theoretical propositions on the importance of informal interaction for fertility and family behavior are still rarely supported by systematic empirical evidence. Major problems are the correct identification of salient relationships and the c…
Freunde, Familie und das eigene Leben. Zum Einfluss sozialer Netzwerke auf die Lebens- und Familienplanung junger Erwachsener in Lübeck und Rostock
Der Lebenslauf von Individuen wird durch den unmittelbaren sozialen Kontext der Freunde, Verwandten, Bekannten und Kollegen entscheidend geprägt. Zwischen der Makroebene der Gesellschaft und der Mikroebene des einzelnen Akteurs gelegen, stellt die Ebene des Netzwerks persönlicher Kontakte und Beziehungen eine besondere Herausforderung für die empirische Lebenslaufforschung dar. Dabei ist davon auszugehen, dass gerade diese alltäglichen Kommunikat…
Where Qualitative Research Meets Demography
Recent calls to include psychological theories of decisionmaking and intention-formation in research on family formation coincide with calls for improving research on male fertility and fatherhood. In this article we address these notions and present findings from in-depth interviews with 30-year-old childless men from Eastern Germany on their desire to become parents. The context for this research is the societal situation of contemporary Easter…
Job Insecurity and the Timing of Parenthood
Social Influences on Fertility
This article uses a mixed methods design to investigate the effects of social influence on family formation in a sample of eastern and western German young adults at an early stage of their family formation. Theoretical propositions on the importance of informal interaction for fertility and family behavior are still rarely supported by systematic empirical evidence. Major problems are the correct identification of salient relationships and the c…
Drawing or tabulating ego-centered networks? A mixed-methods comparison of questionnaire vs. visualization-based data collection
There is an increasing body of research which examines the reliability and validity of different modes of network measurement with most studies focusing on the classical paper or digital network questionnaires. Visual methods of data collection, in which interviewees draw their ego-centered network in a pictorial representation, still live a kind of shadowy existence in the field of network research, with little known about data quality of these …
Motivation and Selection Processes in a Biographical Transition
This article addresses the question of how developmental psychology could benefit from mixed methods research to better explain individual differences in biographical transitions. An event history analysis of 117 young men’s transitions to first-time parenthood is integrated with a qualitative analysis of in-depth interviews on parenthood aspirations that were conducted with 12 childless participants from the same survey. The juxtaposition of bot…
Where Qualitative Research Meets Demography
Recent calls to include psychological theories of decisionmaking and intention-formation in research on family formation coincide with calls for improving research on male fertility and fatherhood. In this article we address these notions and present findings from in-depth interviews with 30-year-old childless men from Eastern Germany on their desire to become parents. The context for this research is the societal situation of contemporary Easter…
What are Genosociograms and How Can We Generate, Analyze, and Interpret them? Theoretical and Applied Perspectives on the Network of Relationships
Where Qualitative Research Meets Demography
Recent calls to include psychological theories of decisionmaking and intention-formation in research on family formation coincide with calls for improving research on male fertility and fatherhood. In this article we address these notions and present findings from in-depth interviews with 30-year-old childless men from Eastern Germany on their desire to become parents. The context for this research is the societal situation of contemporary Easter…
Freunde, Familie und das eigene Leben. Zum Einfluss sozialer Netzwerke auf die Lebens- und Familienplanung junger Erwachsener in Lübeck und Rostock
Der Lebenslauf von Individuen wird durch den unmittelbaren sozialen Kontext der Freunde, Verwandten, Bekannten und Kollegen entscheidend geprägt. Zwischen der Makroebene der Gesellschaft und der Mikroebene des einzelnen Akteurs gelegen, stellt die Ebene des Netzwerks persönlicher Kontakte und Beziehungen eine besondere Herausforderung für die empirische Lebenslaufforschung dar. Dabei ist davon auszugehen, dass gerade diese alltäglichen Kommunikat…
Social Influences on Fertility
This article uses a mixed methods design to investigate the effects of social influence on family formation in a sample of eastern and western German young adults at an early stage of their family formation. Theoretical propositions on the importance of informal interaction for fertility and family behavior are still rarely supported by systematic empirical evidence. Major problems are the correct identification of salient relationships and the c…
Job Insecurity and the Timing of Parenthood
Motivation and Selection Processes in a Biographical Transition
This article addresses the question of how developmental psychology could benefit from mixed methods research to better explain individual differences in biographical transitions. An event history analysis of 117 young men’s transitions to first-time parenthood is integrated with a qualitative analysis of in-depth interviews on parenthood aspirations that were conducted with 12 childless participants from the same survey. The juxtaposition of bot…
What are Genosociograms and How Can We Generate, Analyze, and Interpret them? Theoretical and Applied Perspectives on the Network of Relationships
Drawing or tabulating ego-centered networks? A mixed-methods comparison of questionnaire vs. visualization-based data collection
There is an increasing body of research which examines the reliability and validity of different modes of network measurement with most studies focusing on the classical paper or digital network questionnaires. Visual methods of data collection, in which interviewees draw their ego-centered network in a pictorial representation, still live a kind of shadowy existence in the field of network research, with little known about data quality of these …
A Gender Bias in Curriculum-Based Measurement across Content Domains
By immediately responding to achievement progress data, teachers can improve students’ performance by using curriculum-based measurement. However, there are studies showing that teachers are prone to make biased judgments about the students providing the data. The present investigation experimentally examined whether pre-service teachers in Germany were biased by the use of gender stereotypes when judging students’ achievement derived from progre…
Psychology (7 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Social science (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Family Dynamics and Relationships (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Attachment and Relationship Dynamics (3 works) · Demography (3 works) · Fertility (3 works) · Geography (3 works)