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Dutch Society for Developmental Psychology (VNOP)
VNOP aims to facilitate Dutch Developmental Psychology in the broadest sense, both in terms of scientific research and academic education. More about our organisation →
VNOP Conference 2024 – Thank you for your participation!
Thanks to everyone who participated in the VNOP Conference 2024 held on May 30-31 at Tilburg University. Your presence and contributions were instrumental in making this event a success! This year’s conference, which emphasized the lifespan perspective, featured symposia and talks covering development across all stages of life. We were delighted to see many of you at the pre-conference workshop organized by the Tilburg Experience Sampling Center (TESC) on May 29, where participants learned how to design an Experience Sampling Method (ESM) study. We hope you enjoyed the keynotes from Yvonne Brehmer, Matteo Giletta, and Anna Lichtwarck-Aschoff. The Awards Ceremony
Save the Date! VNOP-CAS Research Days 2024
We are happy to announce that the boards of VNOP and CAS will organize the joint Research Days again in 2024, which will take place in Utrecht! Get your calendar out and write down the following dates: November 28: Workshops and social activity for PhDs & PostdocsNovember 29: Conference for all researchers (RM students and staff members are very welcome to join!) More information on call for abstracts, registration, workshops and prices will follow soon.
Last chance to sign up for the ESM workshop (Tilburg University) on May 29!
Today is the last day to sign up for the ESM workshop. So, if you would like to learn about the use of ESM, and practice with designing and analyzing your own ESM study, this workshop may be relevant to you! For more information about the workshop and about signing up, please see below. Designing and analyzing your own Experience Sampling Method studyBy Nessa Ikani, Dominique Maciejewski and Eeske van Roekel What works for one, doesn’t always work for all. Especially questions in the context of health, well-being and adaptation would benefit from studying the mood, thoughts and behaviors of
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