eeskevanroekel.bsky.social
Associate prof @tilburg-university.bsky.social | Developmental psychologist | Director of Tilburg Experience Sampling Center (TESC, @tesc-tilburgu.bsky.social | Positive emotions | Emotion regulation | JITAI
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Samen met Marieke Schreuder, @leonieschorrlepp.bsky.social, @nessa-ikani.bsky.social, Irem Duman, Anke Visscher, Annelies Schipper, @charlottev.bsky.social. 📽️ en design van spel Bui (spelbui.nl) door Rémi Bouwer van Dolly Warhol (www.dollywarhol.com). Meer info: www.expeditienext.nl
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For all parents (and anyone interested in parenting), check out the dissertation here! 👉 osf.io/v2936
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Anne not only wrote a fantastic dissertation but showed that combining a young family with an academic career is possible. It was a joy to work on this project with our unconventional academic family, as Loes Keijsers put it, wit fellow Dr. Mutter (Loes) & Dr. Fatter (Jaap Denissen)
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Same in Tilburg
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Not sure if this is useful as the paper focuses on wellbeing, but they do rely on adolesents’ insights from focus groups: www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
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Would love to be added! 🙏
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🙋♀️😊
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go.bsky.app/8SV4dtQ
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Would love to be added as well! 🙏
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Yes please 🙋♀️😊
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With our 🦄 female team 🦄 @bringmannlaura.bsky.social @charlottev.bsky.social @oliviajkirtley.bsky.social @joannemchung.bsky.social @grgudmundsdottir.bsky.social @mariestadel.bsky.social Katie Hoemann & Jessica Fritz
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💬 Our hackathon group is working on the question what the content of open text boxes in ESM add to our understanding of people’s daily lives, in addition to quantitative items, and what themes we can derive from these data. Stay tuned for updates!
#lorMITNB
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Ahh love this picture of you guys ❤️ thanks all for making this possible!
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I will be hiring a junior researcher soon, so stay tuned for the vacancy!
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This truly is a project I was most looking forward to executing, as we often don't take the time to really include and listen to adolescents in our research AND we lack validated measurement instruments in ESM research
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Having 2 babies, large surgery, and a pandemic may have gotten in the way a bit, but very proud and happy that it is finally out, 6 years after the pre-registration. Thanks to
@domimaciejewski.bsky.social for being a great support, and to co-authors Yasemin Erbas, Egon Dejonckheere, & Jonas Everaert
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Individuals with elevated depressive symptoms showed greater improvements in momentary emotions after using upregulation strategies, and less deterioration in emotions after using downregulation strategies. (6/7)
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Surprisingly, we did not find a consistent role for anhedonia in explaining individual differences in these associations. Most interactions that were found were attributable to higher levels of general depressive symptoms, and were opposite to our expectations: (5/7)
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As expected, using upregulation strategies was related to improvements in (positive and negative) emotions, whereas opposite patterns were found for downregulation strategies (4/7)