Marieke is an assistant professor in Developmental Psychology at Leiden University. Her main interest lies in studying neurobiological mechanisms of the etiology of psychopathology. In her research, she combines behavioral experimentation, neuroimaging techniques, and hormone assays to seek fundamental insights into why mental health problems often emerge during adolescence. With a solid background in clinical psychology, she is interested in improving mental health care by providing fundamental knowledge on basic mechanisms (i.e., brain development, fear learning, and extinction) that are involved in the etiology and maintenance of internalizing and externalizing problems.
MArieke's projects at CHANGE Leiden
BrightWave
How do pubertal changes during adolescence influence social and emotional development of gifted (IQ>130) and typically developing children and adolescents?
MArieke's network and collaborations
- Ilse van de Groep (Erasmus SYNC Lab); I am co-supervisor of Ilse van de Groep.
- Prof. dr. Eveline Crone (Erasmus SYNC Lab)
- Prof. dr. Arne Popma (VU Medical Centre)
- dr. Lucres Nauta (VU Medical Centre)
- Dr. Cristian Tamnes (PROMENTA Research Center )