[The Relationship between Personality Structure, Burnout and Procrastination in Psychology and Medical Students, Taking into Account Social Support and Scope for Decision-Making in Studies].

Background: Burnout and procrastination are widespread phenomena among students. The role of personality structure has been little researched so far.

Objective Of The Study: The relationship between personality structure and study-related work disorders in psychology and medical students is examined, taking into account resources and demands.

Who are the skilled therapists? Associations between personal characteristics and interpersonal skills of future psychotherapists.

Objective: Facilitative interpersonal skills (FIS) are a promising variable to explain the so-called therapist effect. We aimed to investigate associations between observer-rated interpersonal skills and self-reported personal characteristics of future therapists.

Method: In this cross-sectional observational study, psychology students and trainee therapists completed self-report personality and sociodemographic questionnaires as well as the FIS Performance Task (German version, observer-rated).