Anne is a Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience of Abnormal Eating at Maastricht University and chairs the Maastricht Eat Lab.
Maastricht, the Netherlands
Joined November 2018
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For the food dot-probe task similar work was conducted, which showed very good reliability. Presentation duration of the image pair was 3.000 ms, and most reliable was the dwelltime measure. So, obtaining eye-tracking measures is important. See: cris.maastrichtuniversity.nl…
As you might suspect, I believe in a network approach to understanding mental health ... (@NSMDresearch )
That average percentage seems kind of ok, but the differences between domains is substantial... with often <10% success rate in SSH for example ...
Een beetje misleidende titel, want: De beste resultaten hadden de mensen die voor de maagverkleining geen insuline spoten, minder diabetesmedicatie nodig hadden, nog niet zo lang ziek waren en gemiddeld meer gewicht verloren na de operatie. Hoe meer gewichtsverlies, hoe beter
Highly interested in this discussion ... I lean towards Moncrieff et al. now (as I still don't see any clear evidence for a serotonin deficit in depressive disorder), but -as we talked about briefly- it is necessary to ready up on primary sources... wish I had time...
Psychologie in Maastricht is maar beperkt gericht op GGZ, klinische psychologie. Dus, voor het werkveld is niet per se Nederlands nodig, en niemand spreekt gebroken/steenkolen Engels bovendien.
Television people in our scanner lab yesterday! We told them all about the results of our NWO-vidi project on neural representations of food, and the crucial role mindset plays here.
Wat gebeurt er in je hersenen als je lekker eten ziet? @MargjeFikse mocht in de scan van @maasuniversity om te onderzoeken of dikkemensen ánders reageren op voedsel - onderzoek @AnneRoefs in @ditisdekwestie van dit najaar over dikke mensen
well, it has nothing to do with English being my second language, but with preparing slides in the middle of the night ;-)
Indeed, agree @JojnSpeakman4. And we've seen such a rise in obesity, it cannot be the case that "all of a sudden" half the western population is defending a higher body adiposity ...