PhD Thesis Award 2019

Winner of the 2019 PhD award: Jasper Van Assche!

Shortlist PhD award 2019 (in alphabetical order):

Emiel Cracco (UGent): The multi-actor mirror neuron system: can the human brain represent multiple actions simultaneously?
Jessica Rassart (KU Leuven): Adjusting to chronic illness. The role of personality, illness perceptions, and coping
Jasper Van Assche (UGent): Ethnic diversity, ideological climates, and intergroup relations: A person x context approach

Master Thesis Award 2019

Winner of the 2019 Master thesis award: Karla Matic!

Shortlist Master thesis award 2019 (in alphabetical order):

Olivier Desmedt (UC Louvain): The relationship between alexithymia and interoceptive accuracy: a measurement invalidation approach
Yorgo Hoebeke (UC Louvain): The relationship between self-discrepancies and psychological (in)flexibility
Johannes Keutgens (UC Louvain): Antecedents, consequences and perspectives for vocational psychology
Karla Matic (KU Leuven): It's not all about looks: The role of object shape in parietal representations of manual tools

The three winners of the best poster award at the 2019 BAPS meeting were:

M. A. Blanchard (KUL) Social exclusion and negative self-references: Construct validity of the Emotional Reversal Learning Task (ERLT)
L. Leng (KUL) A registered, direct replication of the reactivation-extinction effect
C. Sgard (ULB). Bimodal verbal-motor encoding helps episodic memory in patients with Mild Cognitive Impairment and Alzheimer’s Disease

Congratulations!