Slide Background
Prof.dr. Naomi Ellemers

Distinguished university professor

People


Current Ph.D. students

 

  • Julia Houben, NWO/SCOOP/GSLS, Sociale veiligheid binnen de academie. (Started March 2024)
  • Laura Oskam, Arbeidsinspectie/UU, Het bevorderen van duurzame samenwerking en sociale veiligheid door de organisatiecultuur van buitenaf te monitoren. (Started March 2024)
  • Lena Rieder, NWO/SCOOP,"Let's keep it fun! Using positive experiences to cope with moral responsibility and endure behavioural change". (Started September 2023)
  • Mandy Muller, NWO/SCOOP, "Should we? How Appeals to Moral Responsibility Affect Group-level Behavioural Change". (Started September 2023)
  • Ömer Ergün, NWO/SCOOP, "Should I? How Appeals to Moral Responsibility Affect Individual-Level Behavioural Change". (Started September 2023)
  • Yonn Bokern, The role of leaders in cultivating an organisational climate for inclusion ( Started September 2022)
  • Marty Colombo, The coping mechanisms that people adopt when faced with social change. Building on the biopsychosocial model of challenge and threat. (Started February 2022)
  • Kshitij Mor, NWO/SCOOP, The role of organizational diversity approaches and employee diversity ideologies in LGBTI+ inclusion in organizations (Started September 2021)
  • Chenhao Zhou, NWO/SCOOP, The professional-private life distinction and its implications for employees'well-being and cooperation with co-workers (Started September 2021)
  • Sarwesh Ishwardat, Stimuleren van ethisch- en nalevingsgedrag bij medewerkers uit de financiele sector. Dit wordt onderzocht in samenwerking met de Autoriteit Financiele Markten (AFM) (Started September 2021)
  • Maikel Meijeren, NWO/SCOOP (Radboud University) Volunteering for helping refugees in the Netherlands: building a common identity. Started: (Started September 2020)
  • Eva Grosveld, (UL), European identity and trust in legal institutions (Started September 2020)
  • Elena Bacchini, The threat and challenge of a changing society. (Started September 2019)
  • Jeanette van der Lee, Why companies comply: Stimulating compliance with the law by enhancing employees’ knowledge, ability, and motivation. (Started June 2019)
  • Esmee Veenstra, Connecting Organizational Stakeholders: Corporate Values and Business Practices. (Started January 2019)

Ph.D.'s Completed

 

  • Ewout Hasken, NWO/SCOOP, Running the family business: Stakeholders, values and reputation (Completed October 17, 2024)
  • Loet van Stekelenburg, Expanding Cartel Fines Beyond Deterrence, A Psychological Perspective. Completed October 4, 2024
  • Miriam Wickham, Square Peg in a Round Hole: Gender Beyond the Binary. Completed September 13, 2024
  • Onur Sahin, On Being Different: Exploring the Relationship between Dissimilarity and Social Inclusion in the Workplace. Completed September 6, 2024
  • Nick Wuestenenk, Ethnic diversity, norms and networks. Completed June 21, 2024
  • Kasper Otten, Cooperation in changing groups: How nexomers and norms shape public good provision in the lab, online games, and the field. Completed September 8, 2023.
  • Piet Groot, Born abroad studied here: A historical and psychological account of migraant doctors integrating. Completed June 14, 2023.
  • Tessa Coffeng, Bias in supervision: A social psychological perspective on regulatory decision making. Completed May 12, 2022. Current employment: supervisor, Financial Market Authority (AFM) and postdoctoral researcher, Utrecht University.
  • Inga Roesler, Hear me out: How to create an open mind towards moral criticism. Completed: April 1st, 2022, Utrecht University.  Current employment: Postdoc researcher, University of Amsterdam and New York University.
  • Rosabelle Illes - (Leiden University) Between a rock and a hard place. Challenges, strategies and resolution of value conflict mediation. (Completed: September 23, 2021). Current employment: Lecturer, University of Aruba
  • Edona Maloku – Berdyna, Identity complexity: Developing a Kosovar identity (Completed May 25, 2021)
  • Melissa Vink, (Utrecht University) Women who work and men who care: Toward a two-sided approach of achieving gender equality. (Completed: November 18, 2020). Current employment: Assistant Professor, Utrecht University.
  • Tatiana Chopova, (Utrecht University) Doing good in business: Examining the importance of morality in business contexts (Completed: November 11, 2020). Current employment: Operating Partner, Blossom Capital.
  • Wieke Scholten, (Leiden University) Banking on team ethics: A team climate perspective on misconduct in financial services. (Completed: March 29, 2017) Current employment: Senior Director Behavioral Risk, &Samhoud.
  • Marlon Mooijman, (Leiden University) On the determinants and consequences of punishment goals: Power, distrust and rule compliance. (Completed: June 14, 2016). Current employment: Assistant Professor, Rice Business School, USA.
  • Charlotte Koot (Leiden University), Making up your mind about a complex technology: An investigation into factors that help or hinder the achievement of cognitive closure about CCS (Completed: January 21, 2015).
  • Dagmar Beudeker (Leiden University), On regulatory focus and performance in organizational environments (Completed: January 15, 2015).
    Current employment: HR Business Partner, TNO Knowledge Institute
  • Said Shafa (Leiden University), In the eye of others: The role of honor-concerns in explaining and preventing insult-elicited aggression (Completed: June 26, 2014).
    Current employment: Postdoc researcher, Leiden University
  • Gerdien de Vries-Engel (Leiden University), Pitfalls in the communication about CO2 capture and storage. (Completed: June 18, 2014).
    Current employment: Student coach, Hogeschool Inholland
  • Félice van Nunspeet (Leiden University), Neural correlates of the motivation to be moral (Completed: May 27, 2014).
    Current employment: Postdoc researcher, Leiden University
  • Ruth Rexwinkel, Justice concerns and resolution of value conflicts (Started: June 2010; resigned, May 2012).
    Current employment: Researcher/data scientist, Winkle BV
  • Romy van der Lee (Leiden University), Morality, competence, and motivation in group contexts (Completed: June 13, 2013).
    Current employment: Postdoc researcher, Leiden University
  • Serena Does (Leiden University), Turning threat into challenge: Improving majority group members’ acceptance of minorities by focusing on morality gains (Completed: May 14, 2013). American Psychological Association Dissertation Award 2013 of the (division 9) for research on the ‘psychological study of social issues’.
    Current employment: Postdoc researcher, University of California at Los Angeles
  • Maarten Zaal (Leiden University), Collective action: A regulatory focus perspective. (Completed: Februari 16, 2012).
    Current employment: Postdoc researcher (Marie-Curie Fellow), University of Exeter (UK)
  • Dennis Bleeker (Leiden University), Representing or defecting? The pursuit of individual upward mobility in low status groups (Completed: June, 2010).
    Current employment: Teacher/Researcher, The Hague University of Applied Sciences
  • Emma ter Mors (Leiden University), Dealing with information about complex issues: The role of stakeholder identity (Completed: June 2009).
    Current employment: Senior researcher, Leiden University
  • Bart Terwel (Leiden University), Origins and consequences of public trust: Toward an understanding of public acceptance of carbon dioxide capture and storage, (Completed: May 2009).
    Current employment: Senior researcher, Leiden University
  • Katherine Stroebe (Leiden University), Is this about me? Responding to subtle discrimination – beyond an individual versus group perspective (Completed: March, 2009).
    Current employment: Associate Professor, University of Groningen
  • Edwin Boezeman (Leiden University), Managing the volunteer organization: Strategies to recruit, content, and retain volunteers (Completed: February, 2009).
    Current employment: Researcher, Academic Medical Center; Assistant Professor, Leiden University
  • Krispijn Faddegon (Leiden University), Regulatory focus in group contexts (Completed: January, 2009).
    Current employment: Senior Researcher, Hogeschool van Amsterdam
  • Sezgin Cihangir (Leiden University), The dark side of subtle discrimination: How targets respond to different forms of discrimination. (Completed: June 2008).
    Current employment: Researcher and Policy Consultant, Dutch Hospital Data
  • Elianne van Steenbergen (Leiden University), Work-family facilitation: A positive psychological perspective on role combination (Completed: November, 2007).
    Current employment: Assistant Professor, University of Utrecht
  • Belle Derks (Leiden University), Social identity threat and performance motivation, (Completed: February 2007). American Psychological Association Dissertation Award 2007 of the (division 9) for research on the ‘psychological study of social issues’.
    Current employment: Full Professor, University of Utrecht
  • Tomas Ståhl (Leiden University), Determinants of fairness- based versus favorability-based reactions to authorities’ decisions (Completed: June, 2006).
    Current employment: Assistant Professor, University of Chicago
  • Floor Rink (Leiden University), Diversity and small group decision making (Completed: November 2005 - cum laude). American Psychological Association (division 49) dissertation award for research on small groups, Dissertation Award 2006 of the Dutch Association of Social Psychological Researchers (ASPO).
    Current employment: Associate Professor, University of Groningen
  • Ed Sleebos (Leiden University), Consequences of perceived intra-group respect: The effects of differential intra-group respect on behavior and cognition (Completed: July 2005).
    Current employment: Assistant Professor, VU University Amsterdam
  • Wendy van Rijswijk (Free University Amsterdam), Context and perceiver factors in the stereotyping of multiple category groups (Completed: November, 2001).
    Current employment: Research Officer, The Scottish Government
  • Esther van Leeuwen (Leiden University), Preserving identity when groups combine (Completed: June, 2001).
    Current employment: Assistant Professor, Leiden University
  • Jaap Ouwerkerk (Free University Amsterdam), Comparison-based reactions to group performance outcomes (Completed: October, 2000).
    Current employment: Associate Professor, VU University Amsterdam
  • Manuela Barreto (Free University Amsterdam), Identity and strategy in pro-group behaviour, (Completed: May, 2000).
    Current employment: Full Professor, University of Exeter (UK)