Project Structure
The GESIS Team
The German National Project Managers, Prof. Dr. Beatrice Rammstedt and Dipl.-Psych. Anouk Zabal, lead a team of researchers at GESIS that are responsible for the implementation and analysis of the PIAAC study in Germany.
Name | Department | Team | Telephone | ||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Rammstedt,
Prof. Dr.
Beatrice
(Projektleitung) |
Executive Board
|
+49 (0621) 1246-155 | |||
Zabal,
Dipl.-Psych.
Anouk
(Projektleitung) |
Survey Design and Methodology
|
PIAAC
|
+49 (0621) 1246-518 | ||
Gauly,
Dr.
Britta
(Wiss. Mitarbeiterin) |
Survey Design and Methodology
|
PIAAC
|
+49 (0621) 1246-517 | ||
Kapidzic,
Dr.
Sanja
(Wiss. Mitarbeiterin) |
Survey Design and Methodology
|
Survey Operations
|
+49 (0621) 1246-522 | ||
Massing,
Dr.
Natascha
(Wiss. Mitarbeiterin) |
Survey Design and Methodology
|
Survey Operations
|
+49 (0621) 1246-508 | ||
Martin,
Silke
(Wiss. Mitarbeiterin) |
Survey Design and Methodology
|
Survey Operations
|
+49 (0621) 1246-521 | ||
Ziegler,
Franziska
|
+49 (0621) 1246-501 |
Administrative Assistance: Julia Khorshed and Maria Kreppe-Aygün
External Support for IT-Coordination: DIPF – Leibniz Institute for Research and Information in Education
Collaborating scientists at GESIS
Within GESIS, PIAAC's National Project Management is advised by the following experts in various areas of responsibility:
Dr. Dorothée Behr is an expert in the translation of questionnaires and has been working at GESIS since 2006. As a member of the international PIAAC consortium, she was in charge of drafting the translation guidelines for the background questionnaire in both Cycle 1 and Cycle 2. She advises the project team on the translation of the survey instruments and is also involved in the translation processes herself.
Dipl.-Soz. Michael Blohm has many years of expertise in field monitoring, random sampling and nonresponse bias analyses and has been involved in the design, implementation (monitoring) and preparation of the ALLBUS surveys since 2000. He advises the project team on issues relating to fieldwork planning and implementation.
Dr. Christian Bruch has been a postdoctoral researcher in the Survey Statistics team since 2018. Previously, he worked at the German Internet Panel and the Mannheim Centre for European Social Research at the University of Mannheim. He advises the project team on sampling and contributes his expertise in the field of variance estimation and weighting.
Dr. Barbara Felderer is an expert on the quality of survey data, especially non-response and non-response bias, and survey statistics. She has headed the Survey Statistics team at GESIS since 2019. She advises the project team on non-response bias analyses.
Dipl.-Soz. Achim Koch is an expert in national and international population surveys, in particular on questions of planning and control of data collection as well as questions of sample quality. He advises the project team on the planning of fieldwork and the planning of specific measures to increase exploitation.
Dr. Clemens Lechner is head of the Scale Development and Documentation team and an expert in the measurement, modeling and study of cognitive abilities and personality. He advises the project team on the measurement of personality variables and is responsible for the analysis of the module "Social and Emotional Skills" for GESIS as part of its international activities at PIAAC.
Dr. Matthias Sand has been a member of the Survey Statistics team since 2013 and is entrusted with the planning and implementation of complex sample designs. He is an expert in all aspects of sampling, weighting and imputation. He advises the project team in the area of sampling and weighting.
Dr. Silke Schneider is an expert in the field of assessing individual educational attainment in (especially international) surveys and on relevant international standards (ISCED). She advises the project team on the adaptation of the socio-demographic variables of the background questionnaire, especially the educational variables.
Dr. Heike Wirth is an expert in the field of German and European microdata and in social structure research with a focus on households and families. She advises the project team on the topic of data protection, including strategic data protection decisions for data publication.