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Over ons Praktische zaken Waar vindt u ons J. (Jack) Peters

Research interests

I am interested in why some individuals recover from distressing experiences and interactions while others develop persistent mental health problems, and how this knowledge can inform intervention. In my research, I take a translational approach that combines experimental psychopathology and clinical science to study stress reactivity, emotional memory, and interpersonal functioning.

Publicaties

Comparing the Psychometric Characteristics of Two 32-Item Versions of the Inventory of Interpersonal Problems: An Extended Replication Study in English and Dutch

Distant and Distressed: Interpersonal Problems in Anxiety and Depression

Interpersonal problems across anxiety and depressive disorders

Expanding the toolset of experimental Psychopathology: The Trier Social Stress Test induces a personally relevant emotional memory

Re-encountering the phobic cue within days after a reconsolidation intervention is crucial to observe a lasting fear reduction in spider phobia

The Act of Measurement: The Influence of Behavioural Tests on Spider Fear and Disgust

Convergence of real-time and retrospective assessments: A systematic investigation of naturally occurring and experimentally induced intrusions

Emotional memory in the lab: Using the Trier Social Stress Test to induce a sensory-rich and personally meaningful episodic experience

Over the Edge: Extending the duration of a reconsolidation intervention for spider fear