137 Psychology positions in phd in Netherlands

PhD Position: Benchmarking Scientific Explanation in Psychological Practice

Computation (ILLC) (https://www.illc.uva.nl/ ) currently has a vacant PhD position for a talented student as part of the project Benchmarking scientific explanation in psychological practice, led by principal

PhD candidate in Responsible Research Methods (1.0 FTE)

Apply now PhD candidate in Responsible Research Methods (1.0 FTE) Are you interested in improving (psychological) science? Consider applying and gain skills and knowledge to conduct cutting-edge

PhD candidate in Responsible Research Methods (1.0 FTE)

within psychology. Your role will involve: ▫ Conducting literature search ▫ Designing studies and coordinating online data collection ▫ Analyzing data ▫ Writing scientific articles ▫ Contributing

PhD Candidate Biopsychosocial factors in chronic skin conditions

eczema). The psychological impact of these conditions is substantial, including increased risk for depression and anxiety, and a high prevalence of experienced stigmatization. In turn, psychological

PhD Candidate Biopsychosocial factors in chronic skin conditions

a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description In the Netherlands, over 2.5 million individuals suffer from chronic inflammatory skin diseases (e.g., psoriasis, atopic eczema). The psychological

PhD-position "Psychedelics for personal and planetary health"

, novel collaboration between the Maastricht Sustainability Institute (MSI), School of Business Economics (SBE), and the Department of Neuropsychology and Psychopharmacology (DNP), Faculty of Psychology and

PhD Candidate: Computational Cognitive Science at the Donders Centre for Cognition

force theory building in psychological science (link is external) . Perspectives on Psychological Science. 16(4), 789–802. Guest, O., & Martin, A. E. (2023). On logical inference over brains

Two PhD Positions on Understanding Artificial Agents’ Impact on Family Dynamics

for two fully-funded PhD candidates for the F-AI-MILY project at the department of Social, Health and Organisational Psychology at Utrecht University. The F-AI-MILY project, funded by an ERC Starting Grant

Two PhD positions ‘Understanding artificial agents’ impact on family dynamics’

for two fully-funded PhD candidates for the F-AI-MILY project at the department of Social, Health and Organisational Psychology at Utrecht University. The F-AI-MILY project, funded by an ERC Starting Grant

Two PhD Positions on Understanding Artificial Agents’ Impact on Family Dynamics

Psychology at Utrecht University. The F-AI-MILY project, funded by an ERC Starting Grant to Dr Ruud Hortensius, aims to understand and embrace the impact of artificial agents on the social dynamics