Research Groups

Psychophysiology and Chronobiology Research Group

Eating Disorder Research Group

Working Group for Depression and Suicide Prevention

Biomedicine and Alternative Medicine Research Group

Medical Communication Research Team

Thanatology Research Group

Psychosocial Stress Research Group

Medical Humanities Research Group

Research Group For Healers’ Health

Hungarostudy Research Group

The Relationship Between Reproductive Health and Stress – Research Group

Connections Between Quality of Family Relations and Health Status – Research Group

Work Related Stress and Stress Management Research Group

Behavioural questions of obstetric care

Behavioural Science in Digital Health

Professor József Kovács: The concept of health and illness
Professor József Kovács: Research ethics – publication ethics
Professor József Kovács: Ethical issues of death, dying, euthanasia, and refusal of life sustaining treatment
Professor József Kovács: Ethical issues of informing the patient and their informed consent
Professor József Kovács: Ethics of psychiatry and psychotherapy
Professor József Kovács: Ethical issues of patients’ rights and health care systems
Professor József Kovács: Ethical issues of abortion and reprogenetics
Professor József Kovács: Main issues of medical ethics, bioethics
Professor József Kovács: Ethics of biotechnology

Dr. Jenő Lőrincz: The human action. (The legal theory and bioethics approach. Hungarian philosophical and psychological background.)
Dr. Jenő Lőrincz: The history of the Hungarian medical antropology, with special focus on research related to the origin of Hungarians and their ancient history
Dr. Jenő Lőrincz: Cognitive therapy conceptualized by R. Brandt

Dr. Orsolya Péter, Dr. Ferenc Túry Ferenc (Dr. Imre Lázár, Dr. Éva Susánszky, Dr. Ágnes Zana and other external members): Art psychology

Noémi Somorjai: The practical application of librarian ethics
Noémi Somorjai: Suicidal risks of homosexual teenagers

Professor Ferenc Túry, and other experts involved in family therapy training: The family therapy of enuresis nocturna.