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Elke maand organiseert het Instituut voor Psychologie van de Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam een colloquium waar een onderzoeker van binnen of buiten de EUR vertelt over zijn of haar onderzoek. Het doel van de colloquiareeks is het creëren van een breed platform voor kennisoverdracht en discussie op het snijvlak van verschillende disciplines binnen de psychologie.
De colloquia vinden doorgaans plaats op een dinsdagmiddag, van 16:00-17:00 in zaal T13-67 (EUR Woudesteincampus, Gebouw T, 13e etage) en staan open voor medewerkers en studenten van het Instituut voor Psychologie en voor andere geïnteresseerden.
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Graag tot ziens bij een van onze colloquia!
De colloquiumcommissie,
An Raes, Lydia Schaap, Dimitri van der Linden, en Liselotte Gootjes.
Email: colloquium@fsw.eur.nl
Colloquia Programma 2012/2013
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18-12-2012
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Roel Dietvorst
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Consumer neuroscience
Theory of Mind and mirror neurons are two mechanisms that operate at an automatic or reflexive level, and are important drivers of social intelligence. We use fMRI and field studies to investigate how individual differences in de functioning of these social intelligence mechanisms relate to the job performance and ethical orientations of salespeople.
Our results show that when salespeople are presented with social stimuli during fMRI, they display individual differences in the amount of neurological processing in regions that play key roles in social intelligence, and these individual differences show associations with salespeople’s performance, strategy and ethical orientations.
Furthermore, Advances in techniques from neuroscience such as functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) suggest that despite their complexity and relative inaccessibility, mental processes can be measured more directly. Several commercial based neuro imaging projects by the Neuro intelligence Group, and papers in the field of consumer neuroscience will be discussed.
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| 5-2-2013 |
Freddy van der Veen
(EUR)
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Dysfunctional Use of Social and Irrelevant Negative Feedback Signals in Depressed Patients and Healthy Subjects Scoring High on Neuroticism
It is well known that patients diagnosed with major depression view the world view the world more negatively than healthy controls. This negativity bias has been found in various contexts and can have serious consequences for learning. When feedback is given about the way a patient performs, the feedback can be interpreted in a too negative way, which can possibly impair the patients in making use of the information conveyed by the feedback signal and optimize future behavior. In my talk I will focus on how patients and healthy controls perceive and use various types of feedback using behavioral and EEG measures. I will relate these findings to similar studies using participants scoring high on subjective measures of neuroticism, which is thought to be a vulnerability factor for depression.
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| 12-3-2013 |
Marcel Brass
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Imitation and joint action
Converging evidence suggests that observing somebody acting activates a corresponding motor representation in the observer. The specific conditions, however, under which we co-represent other people`s behaviour are still poorly understood. In the first part of my talk, I will present research from imitation and joint action paradigms indicating that attribution of intentionality is a pre-condition for motor co-representation. Only when we believe to interact with an intentional agent we co-represent his/her behaviour. In the second part, I will outline research investigating the social consequences of imitation. Interestingly, we found a slightly different pattern of results in high-functioning adults with autism.
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| 16-4-2013 |
Roy Kessels
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28-5-2013
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Daan van Knippenberg
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| 2-7-2013 |
TBA
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Colloquia Programma 2011/2012:
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27-10-2011
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Marinus van IJzendoorn
Leiden University
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A Sniff of Trust: Parenting and Oxytocin
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| 16-2-2012 |
Matthijs Baas
Universiteit van Amsterdam
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| 22-3-2012 |
Richard Ridderinkhof
Universiteit van Amsterdam
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[Intuition and Awareness in] Action Control: Neural Mechanisms and Individual Differences
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| 5-4-2012 |
Ruth van Holst
Cambridge University
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Imaging studies in pathological gambling: Similarities and differences with alcohol dependence
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27-4-2012
(Friday!)
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Paula Hertel
Trinity University
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| 24-5-2012 |
Estrella Durá
University of Valencia
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Health psychology and psycho-social welfare
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| 14-7-2012 |
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Colloquia Programma 2010/2011:
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23-9-2010
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Dimitri van der
Linden (EUR)
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Is There a General Factor of Personality?
Current Evidence and Controversies
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| 28-10-2010 |
Tamara van Gog
(EUR)
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Example Based Learning
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9-12-2010
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Klaas Sijtsma
(Tilburg University)
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Who needs psychometrics?
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| 20-1-2011 |
Dirk Hermans
(Leuven University)
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| 24-2-2011 |
Lorenza Colzato
(Leiden University)
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"God, Do I Have Your Attention?"
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31-3-2011
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Marian Hickendorff
(Leiden University)
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The free-fall of Dutch complex arithmetic achievement:
What can solution strategies tell us?
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24-5-2011
(Dinsdag, 10:30)
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Jeffrey Greenhaus
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A Decision-Making Perspective on the Work-Family Interface: The Family-Relatedness of Work Decisions
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26-5-2011
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Murat Yücel
(University of
Melbourne, Australia)
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Drug Use, Teenage Brain Development and Mental Health: Insights from neuroscience
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| 16-6-2011 |
Ernst Koster
(Universiteit van Gent)
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Repetitive negative thoughts in depression: A cognitive science perspective
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11-06-2009
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Peter de Jong (RUG)
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Sex and the Sexual Dysfunctions: The Role of Disgust and Contamination Sensitivity.
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28-05-2009
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Gün Semin (UU)
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Examining embodied social cognition:
Departing from majority modalities (verbal and
visual stimuli) and embracing minority
modalities (thermal, olfactory and spatial
stimuli)
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23-04-2009
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Ralf Krampe (KULeuven)
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Movement timing, adult age, and expertise: An fMRI study
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09-04-2009
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Corine Dijk (UvA)
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To blush or not to blush: The interpersonal and clinical implications of the blush's signal value
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26-03-2009
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Elke Geraerts (EUR)
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Cognitive mechanisms underlying recovered
memories
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05-03-2009
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Anne Margriet Pot (VU)
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Geropsychology: Beyond greyness
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18-02-2009
(woensdag)
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Freddy van der Veen
(ErasmusMC)
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De rol van emotie bij prestatie monitoren en cognitieve flexibiliteit in gezonde vrijwilligers en schizofrene patiënten
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29-01-2009
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René Zeelenberg (EUR)
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Emotion improves and impairs early vision
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15-01-2009
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Reinout Wiers (UvA)
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Retraining automatic action tendencies in
heavy drinkers and in alcohol dependent
patients
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11-12-2008
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Iris Engelhard (UU)
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Key factors involved in the persistence of
posttraumatic stress
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30-10-2008
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Ysbrand van der Werf
(VUmc)
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Modulating task-related and resting-state
cortical network activity using repetitive TMS:
A 3T fMRI study
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Start 15:00u
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Bianca Beersma (UvA)
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The effects of regulatory focus on dynamic
team decision making
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| 25-09-2008 |
Rebecca Allen (UA)
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Assessment and treatment issues in end-of-
life care: Maintaining the self in a family
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04-09-2008
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Daniel Casasanto (MPI)
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Toward an experience-based theory of
knowledge
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