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[Blog by Ron Scholten] The data managementplan for YOUth gives guidance and structure.

He used to cry during dictation exercises. Now he is a professor.

They’ve been working on it for years, from the moment YOUth researchers started gathering data. Now the data management plan is actually here.

Users of Community Support (Maatschappelijke Opvang) and Supported Housing (Beschermd Wonen) services interviewed by students.

Prof. dr. Irina van Aalst about 'Where do I belong? Children in multi-resident families: “Children of divorced parents are small city nomads”

The call for papers for the IMEBESS 2019 conference in Utrecht is now open, deadline 7 January 2019.

NRC interviewed Kees van den Bos extensively about his book ‘Why do people radicalize?’

Welfare Improvement through Nudging Knowledge ‘Nudging and Beyond’ conference: June 19-20, 2019.

Kees van den Bos investigates aspects including the willingness to report undesired behaviour and the follow-up support provided to whistle-blowers.

Catrin Finkenauer takes over the role of programme director from Chantal Kemner.

Chantal Kemner about the YOUth study, which monitors the development of children: 'To find the root of certain problems, you need to start with babies'.

Experimental psychologists at Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ�� have identified which part of the brain causes the passive fear response to be prevented.

Denise de Ridder in gedragscolumn van NRC over gezond leven.

Overheid kan beter gewenst gedrag stimuleren (nudgen) dan ongewenst gedrag bestraffen, zegt hoogleraar psychologie Denise de Ridder.

The Prompted Rationality network was founded for the study of autonomous choice for the common good.

Why People Radicalize, written by research social psychologist and law professor Kees van den Bos, explains how the radicalization process develops.

Numbers show that one in three married couples will have a divorce. Catrin Finkenauer, who researches relationships, youth and messy divorces, explains why.

Future Food Hub Seed Money call 2018 for Visiting Professor is now open.

Caroline Junge and Carlijn van den Boomen study the development of baby brains at the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences.

Developmental psychologist Anouk van Dijk concludes that parents are capable of adjusting their children's negative interpretations.

Het kabinet wil niet aan een vuurwerkverbod. Opmerkelijk? In de NRC column neemt psycholoog Denise de Ridder de argumenten door.

This research is the first survey into robots that were developed for interaction with humans.

Children spend too little time playing outside and are staring at screens too much. That not only affects your eyes, but your spacial skills as well.

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