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Description: This page links all projects in the Erasmus SYNC lab (Society, Youth and Neuroscience Connected) at Erasmus University Rotterdam.

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About this page In this OSF project, we share the projects of the Erasmus SYNC lab (Society, Youth and Neuroscience Connected) at Erasmus University Rotterdam, the Netherlands. We will share new methods and materials (e.g., questionnaires), preregistrations, preprints, etc. Current projects are: - Brainlinks: the neural basis of prosocial development in adolescence - Self Concept: the neural signi...

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  • Prosocial behavior in adolescence during the pandemic Covid-19 crisis

    van de Groep, Green, Sweijen & 2 more
    In this study we will test how experiences of pandemic crisis impact 1) prosocial thoughts, intentions and behaviors in adolescents, 2) self-oriented ...
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  • Wellbeing, self-oriented and prosocial behaviour among adolescents and students in Rotterdam during the pandemic Covid-19 crisis

    van de Groep, Crone, Buijzen & 6 more
    This OSF page is dedicated to a research project on wellbeing, self-oriented and prosocial behaviour among adolescents and students in Rotterdam durin...
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  • RESIST - Research on Individual (Anti-) Social Trajectories

    van de Groep, Bos, Nauta-Jansen & 2 more
    The Resist project is a collaboration between researchers from Erasmus University Rotterdam, Leiden University, VUMC and the Netherlands Institute for...
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