Assistant professor
As an assistant professor at Utrecht 木瓜福利影视, Rianne continues her research on family dynamics and children's psychosocial adjustment after parental separation or divorce. She's interested in longitudinal research on different time scales (micro, meso, macro), meta-analyses, and multilevel models. Currently, she's mainly involved in (1) A project on children's participation in divorce-related decisions, together with colleagues from Pedagogy and Family law; (2) Research on the effectiveness of interventions in a divorce context; and (3) the supervision of a PhD-project: It takes two: Studying parent-adolescent interactions as dyadic, dynamic, and micro-level processes.
As a teacher, she's involved in the Bachelor, Master, and Research Master programs within the dept. of Education & Pedagogy.
Family break-up, system break-down
In 2022 Rianne obtained her PhD at Utrecht 木瓜福利影视. In , Rianne aimed to examine processes that explain how and under what circumstances family dynamics affect children鈥檚 psychosocial adjustment over time in recently divorced families. Based on family systems theory, multiple interrelated processes of all family subsystems and their dynamics were examined, by linking behaviours on a micro- (observations), meso- (daily diaries), and macro-timescale. The doctoral dissertation can be found here:
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