Profile

Key scientific areas:

• Individual and situational predictors of antisocial behaviors, such as monetarily-incentivized dishonesty, bribery, corruption, as well as workplace deviance
• Interactions between the prosocial personality trait of Honesty-Humility and situational factors in predicting antisocial behavior
• The relation between creativity and antisocial behavior
• The role of (un)ethical justifications in motivating prosocial and antisocial behavior

Teaching interests: 

• Research Methods and Statistics 
• Social and Personality Psychology 
• Work and Organizational Psychology
• Judgment and Decision Making

Please click here to access my CV. 

To PhD students in the Deparment of Psychology:

This year I have begun my role as a statistics consultant for PhD students. Feel free to reach out to me if you need help in any of the following areas:

• Power analyses and simulations
• Multilevel models
• Structural equation models
• Meta-analyses
• Equivalence testing
• Moderation and mediation
• False discovery rate, multiple comparisons
• Randomized response models
• Data visualization
• R programming, Rmarkdown
• Open science-related issues (for instance, reproducible data analysis, preregistration of statistical analyses, etc.)

While these are the main areas I have focused on so far, I might be able to help you out with other topics as well. Feel free to reach out to me at [email protected] with a description of your problem.