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Name |
Amanda Risbæk Hovman |
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Academic title |
Master student |
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Research profile |
Amanda Risbæk Hovman is a graduate student at the Master’s degree in psychology at University of Southern Denmark (SDU). From January through May 2020, she has worked as an intern for Associate professor Eva Gemzøe Mikkelsen as a part of the research project "Intervene – good working relationships without bullying". In December 2020, Amanda Risbæk Hovman was employed as a student assistant working on the research project: "Set the tone: From bullying and harassment to good workplace" which is situated within the research group ThRIVE. Through these research projects, Amanda Risbæk Hovman focuses on individual health consequences of exposure to workplace bullying and other offensive acts at work, as well as on how such negative acts may be managed and prevented. Starting in spring 2022, Amanda Risbæk Hovman will be enrolled as an undergraduate research year student through the Faculty of Health Sciences and the Department of Psychology at SDU, supervised by Eva Gemzøe Mikkelsen. |
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Projects |
Intervene: Good working relationships without bullying; |
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Member of |
ThRIVE Research Group; |