Mariska Kret
Universitair docent
- Naam
- Dr. M.E. Kret
- Telefoon
- +31 71 527 6359
- m.e.kret@fsw.leidenuniv.nl
Mariska Kret is onderzoeker bij Cognitieve Psychologie van de Universiteit Leiden.
Zie Engelstalig profiel van Mariska Kret
Zie ook CoPAN
The CoPAN labgroup studies expressions of emotion and social decision making across species.
www.mariskakret.com
Universitair docent
- Faculteit der Sociale Wetenschappen
- Instituut Psychologie
- Cognitieve Psychologie
- Kret M.E. (2018), The role of pupil size in communication. Is there room for learning?, Cognition and Emotion .
- Koelkebeck K., Kohl W. & Kret M.E. (2017), Attachment style moderates theory of mind abilities in depression, Journal of Affective Disorders 15(213): 156-160.
- Prochazkova E. & Kret M.E. (2017), Connecting minds and sharing emotions through mimicry: A Neurocognitive Model of Emotional Contagion, Neuroscience & Biobehavioral Reviews 80: 99-114.
- Kret M.E., Roelofs K., Stekelenburg J.J. & De Gelder B. (2017), From face to hand: Attentional bias towards expressive hands in social anxiety, Biological Psychology 122: 42-50.
- Koelkebeck K., Uwatko T., Tanaka J. & Kret M.E. (2017), How culture shapes social cognition deficits in mental disorders. A review, Social Neuroscience 12(2): 102-112.
- Kret M.E. & De Dreu C.K.W. (2017), Pupil-mimicry conditions trust in partners: Moderation by oxytocin and group membership, Proceedings of the Royal Society B 284(1850): e20162554.
- Van Breen J., De Dreu C.K.W. & Kret M.E. (2017), Pupil to Pupil: Effect of a partner's pupil size on (dis)honest behavior, Journal of Experimental Social Psychology 74: 231-245.
- Massen J.J., Bauer L., Spurny B., Bugnyar T. & Kret M.E. (2017), Sharing of science is most likely among male scientists, Nature Scientific Reports 7: e12927.
- Kret M.E. (2017), Spiegelende emoties en sociale pupillen, In-Mind Magazine 2017(1).
- Kret M.E. (2017), Spiegelen van pupil-grootte geeft vertrouwen, In-Mind (Inquisitive Mind) 1.
- De Dreu C.K.W., Kret M.E. & Sauter D.A. (2016), Assessing emotional vocalizations from cultural in-group and out-group depends on oxytocin, Social Psychological and Personality Science 7(8): 837-846.
- Kret M.E., Jaasma L., Bionda T. & Wijnen J.G. (2016), Bonobos (Pan Paniscus) show an attentional bias toward conspecifics’ emotions, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 113(14): 3761-3766.
- Stamkou E., Van Kleef G.A., Fischer A.H. & Kret M.E. (2016), Are the powerful really blind to the feelings of others? How hierarchical concerns shape attention to emotions, Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin 42(6): 755-768.
- Kret M.E. & Bocanegra B.R. (2016), Editorial: Adaptive hot cognition: How emotion drives information processing and cognition steers affective processing, Frontiers in Psychology 7: e1920.
- Kret M.E. & Tomonaga M. (2016), Getting to the bottom of face processing. Species-specific inversion effects for faces and behinds in humans and chimpanzees (Pan Troglodytes)., PLoS ONE 11(11): e0165357.
- De Dreu C.K.W., Kret M.E. & Sligte I.G. (2016), Modulating prefrontal control in humans reveals distinct pathways to competitive success and collective waste, Social, Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience 11(8): 1236-1244.
- De Dreu C.K.W. & Kret M.E. (2016), Oxytocin conditions intergroup relations through up-regulated in-group empathy, cooperation, conformity, and defense, Biological Psychiatry 79(3): 165-173.
- Kret M.E, Fischer A. & De Dreu C.K.W. (2015), Pupil-mimicry correlates with trust in in-group partners with dilating pupils, Psychological Science 26(9): 1401-1410.
- Kret M.E. (2015), Emotional expressions beyond facial muscle actions. A call for studying autonomic signals and their impact on social perception, FRONTIERS IN PSYCHOLOGY 6: e711.
- Kret M.E. & Ploeger A. (2015), The liability spectrum of disrupted emotion processing. Explaining the comorbidity of mental disorders, NEUROSCIENCE AND BIOBEHAVIORAL REVIEWS 52: 153-171.
- De Valk J., Wijnen J. & Kret M.E. (2015), Anger fosters action. Fast responses in a motor task involving approach movements towards angry faces and bodies, FRONTIERS IN PSYCHOLOGY 6: e1240.
- Kret M.E. & Ploeger A. (2015), Emotion processing deficits: A liability spectrum providing insight into comorbidity of mental disorders, Neuroscience & Biobehavioral Reviews 52: 153-171.
- Kret M.E., Tomonaga M. & Matsuzawa T. (2014), Chimpanzees and humans mimic pupil-size of conspecifics, PLoS ONE 9: e8.
- Ten Velden F.S., Baas M., Shalvi S., Kret M.E. & De Dreu C.K.W. (2014), Oxytocin differentially modulates compromise and competitive approach but not withdrawal to antagonists from own vs. rivaling other groups, Brain Research 1580: 172-179.
- Kret M.E., Tomonaga M., De Dreu C.K.W., Fischer A.H. & Matsuzawa T. (2014), Role of pupil-synchronization in trust, International Journal of Psychophysiology 94(2): 173-174.
- Kret M.E. (2014), Wanneer een lach een vuist wordt: De perceptie van gezicht- en lichaamsexpressies in gewelddadige delinquenten, De psycholoog mrt.: 47-54.
- Kret M.E., Roelofs K., Stekelenburg J.J. & De Gelder B. (2013), Emotional cues from faces, bodies and scenes influence observers' face expressions, fixations and pupil size, FRONTIERS IN HUMAN NEUROSCIENCE 7: e810.
- Kret M.E. & De Dreu C.K.W. (2013), Oxytocin-motivated ally selection is moderated by fetal testosterone exposure and empathic concern, FRONTIERS IN HUMAN NEUROSCIENCE 7: e1.
- Kret M.E., Stekelenburg J.J., Roelofs K. & De Gelder B. (2013), Perception of face and body expressions using EMG and gaze measures, FRONTIERS IN PSYCHOLOGY 4: e28.
- Kret, M.E., De Gelder & B. (2013), When a smile becomes a fist: The perception of facial and bodily expressions of emotion in violent offenders, Experimental Brain Research 228(4): 399-410.
- Kret M.E. & De Gelder B. (2012), A review on sex differences in processing emotions, Neuropsychologia 50(7): 1211-1221.
- Kret M.E. (2012), De invloed van een niqab op het herkennen van gezichtsexpressies, Psychometrika 47(10): 10-17.
- Kret M.E. & De Gelder B. (2012), Islamic context influences how emotion is recognized from the eyes, FRONTIERS IN PSYCHOLOGY 3: e110.
- Kret M.E. (1 juni 2011), Context, gender and personality factors, influencing the perception of facial and bodily expressions of emotion (Dissertatie, Faculteit Sociale Wetenschappen, Universiteit van Tilburg). Ridderkerk: Ridderprint. Promotor(en) en Copromotor(en):Prof.Dr. B. de Gelder, Dr. J. Grèzes.
- Kret M.E., Sinke C.B.A. & De Gelder B. (2011), Emotion perception and health. In: Springer (red.) Emotion regulation and well-being. New York. 261-280.
- Kret M.E., Grèzes J., Pichon S. & De Gelder B. (2011), Men fear other men most: Gender specific brain activations in perceiving threat from dynamic faces and bodies. An fMRI study, FRONTIERS IN PSYCHOLOGY 2(3).
- Kret M.E., Grèzes J., Pichon S. & De Gelder B. (2011), Similarities and differences in perceiving threat from dynamic faces and bodies. An fMRI study, NEUROIMAGE 54(2): 1755-1762.
- Kret M.E., De Gelder B. & Denollet J. (2011), The role of negative affectivity and social inhibition in perceiving social threat: An fMRI study, Neuropsychologia 49(5): 1187-1193.
- Sinke C.B.A., Kret M.E. & De Gelder B. (2010), Embodied perception of emotion. In: MINET: Measuring the impossible. New York / London: Psychology Press. 335-353.
- Kret M.E. & De Gelder B. (2010), Social context influences recognition of bodily expressions, Experimental Brain Research 203: 169-180.
- De Gelder B., Van den Stock J., Meeren H., Sinke C.B.A., Kret M.E. & Tamietto M. (2010), Standing up for the body. Recent progress in uncovering the networks involved in processing bodies and bodily expressions, NEUROSCIENCE AND BIOBEHAVIORAL REVIEWS 34(4): 513-527.
- Committee Member/Conference Organizer