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Organisation
Methods, Individual and Cultural Differences, Affect and Social Behavior
Research Unit
Main organisation:Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences
Lifecycle:1 Oct 2013 → Today
Organisation profile:
The research unit Methods, Individual and Cultural Differences, Affect and Social Behavior consists of the following divisions:
- Quantitative Psychology and Individual Differences
- Social and Cultural Psychology
- Methodology of Educational Sciences
Keywords:Social Behavior, Cultural differences
Disciplines:Social psychology, Other pedagogical and educational sciences, Psychological methods
Sub-organisation(s)
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Current researchers
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- Karen Phalet (Responsible)
- Diego Alejandro Avendaño Escalante (Member)
- Felix Hermans (Member)
- Tom Heyman (Member)
- Vera Hoorens (Member)
- Yujing Liang (Member)
- Alexandra Lux (Member)
- Gert Storms (Member)
- Hendrik Vankrunkelsven (Member)
- Steven Verheyen (Member)
Projects
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- Is fluency the message? Exploring the causal role of cognitive ease in the more-less asymmetry in comparative communicationFrom1 Oct 2024 → TodayFunding: BOF - doctoral mandates
- Does feeling holier than others make one more or less moral? The effect of the belief in moral self- superiority on moral judgment, action, and sanctioningFrom1 Oct 2023 → TodayFunding: Own budget, for example: patrimony, inscription fees, gifts
- Are old folks wise, or are they wiser than youngsters? How the wording of claims about social groups spreads stereotypes.From4 Sep 2023 → TodayFunding: Own budget, for example: patrimony, inscription fees, gifts
- Comparative Legal ThinkingFrom1 Feb 2023 → TodayFunding: Own budget, for example: patrimony, inscription fees, gifts
- Does feeling holier than others make one more or less moral? The effect of the belief in moral self-superiority on moral judgment, action, and sanctioning.From1 Jan 2023 → TodayFunding: FWO research project (including WEAVE projects)
- Are old folks wise, or are they wiser than youngsters? How the wording of claims about social groups spreads stereotypes.From1 Jan 2023 → TodayFunding: FWO research project (including WEAVE projects)
- 'We All Knew': A Historical, Empirical-Theological Study of Bystandership in Cases of Transgressive Behavior Towards Minors Within Flemish Church ContextsFrom1 Oct 2022 → TodayFunding: Own budget, for example: patrimony, inscription fees, gifts
- The Influence of Claim Wordings on Intuitive Truth PerceptionFrom26 Sep 2022 → TodayFunding: Own budget, for example: patrimony, inscription fees, gifts
- Sabbatical Hoorens: From information to insight. A theoretical and didactical contemplationFrom1 Oct 2021 → 30 Sep 2022Funding: FWO Prices and sabbaticals (before FWO undefined), BOF - mobility
- The more you tell me how and why to avoid spreading COVID-19, the more I feel I can spare myself the trouble. Enhancing compliance with measures against COVID-19 by counteracting side-effects of appeals for preventive behaviour.From1 Nov 2020 → 31 Oct 2021Funding: FWO thematic call for applied research
Publications
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- The nature and treatment of pain-related fear in chronic musculoskeletal pain(2009)
Authors: Steven De Peuter, Johan Vlaeyen
Pages: 85 - 103 - Similarity-based reasoning in conceptual spaces(2023)
Authors: Steven Verheyen
- Comparative optimism about infection and recovery from COVID-19; implications for adherence with lockdown advice.(2020)
Authors: Vera Hoorens
Pages: 1502 - 1511 - Can prediction-based distributional semantic models predict typicality?(2019)
Authors: Tom Heyman
Pages: 2084 - 2109 - Country-level and individual-level predictors of men's support for gender equality in 42 countries(2020)
Authors: Vera Hoorens
Pages: 1276 - 1291 - The process of replication target selection in psychology: what to consider?(2023)
Authors: Tom Heyman
- What's really in a name-letter effect? Name-letter preferences as indirect measures of self-esteem(2014)
Authors: Vera Hoorens
Pages: 228 - 262 - The reduction of fear of movement-related pain: does motivational context matter?(2015)
Authors: Ann Meulders, Steven De Peuter, Johan Vlaeyen
Pages: 933 - 945 - The Hubris Hypothesis: People particularly dislike explicitly comparative braggers from their ingroup(2019)
Authors: Vera Hoorens
Pages: 405 - 424 - Rich semantic networks applied to schizophrenia: A new framework(2016)
Authors: Simon De Deyne
Pages: 454 - 455