One purpose
Understanding human potential!
Who we are?
Research
The Adaptation, Performance and Human Development (ARDH-GI) research group is dedicated to investigating distinct themes, but with a common denominator: understanding the psychological processes involved in adaptation, performance and development in different contexts of human functioning.
The research areas are organized into the following psychological and life skills:
- Motivation
- Time management
- Stress management
- Communication
- Leadership
- Teamwork
Intervention
By adopting the logic of "action-research", the group developed the School of Life Skills (SLS). The SLS aims to offer to the community a range of services derived from the theoretical and empirical indications from our research on life skills training. That is, the SLS suggests and tests intervention programs to promote life skills in different age groups and contexts.
The areas of intervention focus directly on the research lines and are organized in the training of the following psychological and life skills:
- Motivation
- Time management
- Stress management
- Communication
- Leadership
- Teamwork
How we work
These meetings function as a platform to address various subjects such as discussing research data, analyzing and processing data, scientific writing, the publication of scientific papers, and designing research and intervention programs.
Is it possible to join the group?
Yes, as long as there is an interest in the research group's common denominator: adaptation, performance, and human development.
If you are interested in any specific topic, please feel free to contact any member of the group.