
Associate professor cultural psychology @UvA_Amsterdam interested in emotion, culture, and close relationships. Couples/emotion-focused therapist.
Amsterdam / Berlin
Joined September 2017
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Michael Boiger retweeted
We are hiring a PhD student at the @UvA_Amsterdam to study how culture shapes gender differences in emotion expression. If you know someone, please send them this: tinyurl.com/bdekcppz
Michael Boiger retweeted
🚨JOB ALERT!!🚨
The University of Amsterdam is hiring an Asst Prof in Social Psychology—all areas of research welcome!
After 18 months, pending pos review, this position become permanent (i.e., tenured)! Feel free to DM me.
Apps due Sept 10
Please RT!
vacatures.uva.nl/UvA/job/Ass…
Michael Boiger retweeted
Check out this review by Gaines on the international relationship literature from the past 20 years, in which they highlight the need for greater inclusivity and diversity in this area of research. bit.ly/3zJiSKC
Michael Boiger retweeted
I am very happy to announce publication of Between Us. The book reconsiders emotions through the lens of what they do in our relationships. It identifies important cultural differences in emotions, and tools to understand and communicate about emotions in a multicultural world
I am attending IACCP 2020+. Checkout the details of my joint keynote with Jozefien De Leersnyder on the "Cultural and Relational Dynamics of Emotion" at: whova.com/xems/apis/opengrap…
Michael Boiger retweeted
What has culture got to do with emotions? @MichaelBoiger et al. says: a lot! Find out more about the "cultural logic" to emotion in a free chapter from @MicheleJGelfand's latest volume of 'Handbook of Advances in Culture and Psychology'. #culturaldiversity bit.ly/3f6kIMs
It’s always interesting to find new emotion words! This one sure sounds familiar. Have you felt it, too? Are there words for it in other languages?
nytimes.com/2021/04/19/well/…
Michael Boiger retweeted
exciting paper in Emotion from @KirchnerHausler and colleagues showing that couples gravitate towards emotions that help them have culturally-valued kinds of relationships - and that having these emotions leads to more satisfied relationships.
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3337…
Are you in an intercultural relationship and interested in participating in research? If you & your partner come from Western Europe & South/East Asia, live together, and have been together for > 2 yrs, sign up for our study at nlpsych.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe…!








