Alexander Strobel

Current, Academic Staff, Full Professor

Technische Universität Dresden

Germany

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Alexander Strobel is a Full Professor at Technische Universität Dresden, Germany. His research areas include cognitive effort-based decision-making, anxiety and motivational characteristics, as well as emotion regulation strategies. His recent articles explore topics such as the influence of cognitive motivation on well-being, academic achievement, and the effects of emotional regulation. Strobel's work aims to enhance the understanding of cognitive processes and their implications for mental health.

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Articles (20)

Exaggerated frontoparietal control over cognitive effort-based decision-making in young women with anorexia nervosa

The Role of Need for Cognition in Well-Being – Review and Meta-Analyses of Associations and Potentially Underlying Mechanisms

On the Interplay of Motivational Characteristics and Academic Achievement

The association of dispositional anxiety with the NoGo N2 under relaxation instruction vs. speed/accuracy instruction

Frontal Alpha Asymmetry as a Marker of Approach Motivation? Insights From a Cooperative Forking Path Analysis

The role of cognitive motivation and self-regulation in coping with occupational demands

Estimating individual subjective values of emotion regulation strategies

Need for Cognition is associated with a preference for higher task load in effort discounting

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Cognitive effort investment

Short- and long-term effects of emotion up- anddown-regulation

The methodology and dataset of the coscience eeg-personality project – a large-scale, multi-laboratory project grounded in cooperative forking paths analysis

The heart as judge: Association of heart rate variability with moral judgement—A replication study

Need for cognition does not account for individual differences in metacontrol of decision making

Need for Cognition and burnout in teachers - A replication and extension study

Individual Differences in Inhibitory Control Are Not Related to Downregulation of Negative Emotion via Distancing

EEG microstate analysis of emotion regulation reveals no sequential processing of valence and emotional arousal

No relation of Need for Cognition to basic executive functions

Effort beats effectiveness in emotion regulation choice: Differences between suppression and distancing in subjective and physiological measures

The costs of over-control in anorexia nervosa

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Jutta Stahl

Anne Gärtner

Hannes Per Carsten

Diana Armbruster

Erik M. Mueller

Daniel Geisler

Andrea Hildebrandt

Johannes Hewig

Elisa Porth

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