Stefanie van Esveld is a PhD candidate at Leiden University College, societal challenges lab since September 2017. She has a Research Master in Social Psychology from the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and a Bachelor in Psychology from the University of Amsterdam.

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Stefanie van Esveld is a PhD candidate at Leiden University College, societal challenges lab since September 2017. She has a Research Master in Social Psychology from the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and a Bachelor in Psychology from the University of Amsterdam. She wrote her master thesis about gender bias in academia. Now, she is part of an interdisciplinary research group that studies the way adolescents prepare for their future and the role parents and teachers play in this process. Specifically, she focusses on family political discussions, adolescent self-esteem, and parental sensitivity.

Academic expertise

• socialization

• social psychology

• social influence

• child development

• adolescence

• gender