Anouk van der Weiden
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- Dr. A. van der Weiden
Anouk van der Weiden is Associate Professor at the Social, Economic and Organisational Psychology unit.
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Championing educational innovation: new Leiden Teachers’ Academy Fellows -
Hundredth Senior Teaching Qualification awarded -
Don’t take everything in a scientific journal at face value, students learn in this new module -
Surprising insights, experiments and magic tricks at interactive ‘Wijsneus Festival’ -
Psychology Science Day 2022 -
Detaching students from the idea that everything you read is true -
Comenius teaching grants for four Leiden lecturers -
Psychology Awards 2021
Anouk van der Weiden is Associate Professor at the Social, Economic and Organisational Psychology unit.
- Wit A.P. & Weiden A. van der (2025), Interacting in task groups. In: Hargie O. (Ed.), The Handbook of communication skills: Routlegde. 437-461.
- Weiden A. van der., Porcu E. & Liepelt R. (2022), Action prediction modulates self-other integration in joint action, Psychological Research : .
- Kip A., Blom D. & Weiden A. van der (2021), On the course of goal pursuit: the influence of goal progress on explicit judgments of self-agency, Consciousness and Cognition 96: 103222.
- Weiden A. van der, Pril D., Dittrich K., Richter J. & Lammers J. (2021), How vertical elevation affects self-other integration as measured by the joint Simon effect, Acta Psychologica 220: 103404.
- Weiden A. van der, Benjamins J., Gillebaart M., Ybema J.F. & Ridder D. de (2020), How to form good habits? A longitudinal field study on the role of self-control in habit formation, Frontiers in Psychology 11: 560.
- Wal A.J. van der, Doesum N.J. van, Boomsma G.T., Weiden A. van der , Boezeman E.J., Steinel W. & Staats H.J.A.M. (2020), The city as laboratory. Academics, students, and policy makers address urban environmental challenges together, IAPS Bulletin 48: 22-26.
- Gillebaart M., Benjamins J., Weiden A. van der, Ybema JF. & Ridder D. de (2020), Practice makes perfect: Repeatedly dealing with response conflict facilitates its identification and speed of resolution. , Journal of Research in Personality 86: 103955.