Dr Nicolas Geeraert
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Email
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Telephone
+44 (0) 1206 873810
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Location
4.706, Colchester Campus
Profile
Biography
Dr Nicolas Geeraert obtained his graduate degree in psychology from Ghent University (Belgium, 2000) and his PhD in social psychology from the Catholic University of Louvain, at Louvain-la-Neuve (Belgium, 2004). He joined the Department of Psychology at Essex in October 2004.
Research and professional activities
Research interests
Stress-trajectories in acculturation
Cross-cultural differences in social cognition
Social perception and social cognition
Teaching and supervision
Current teaching responsibilities
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Advanced Statistics for Research (PS947)
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Contemporary Issues in Human Rights and Cultural Diversity (HU921)
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Culture and Psychology (PS486)
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MSc Psychology Research Project (PS900)
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Research Project (MSc) (PS934)
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Fundamental Statistics for Research (PS946)
Current supervision
Previous supervision
Degree subject: Psychology
Degree type: Doctor of Philosophy
Awarded date: 11/7/2019
Degree subject: Psychology
Degree type: Doctor of Philosophy
Awarded date: 3/5/2019
Degree subject: Psychology
Degree type: Doctor of Philosophy
Awarded date: 20/7/2017
Degree subject: Psychology
Degree type: Doctor of Philosophy
Awarded date: 20/1/2016
Degree subject: Psychology
Degree type: Doctor of Philosophy
Awarded date: 1/12/2014
Degree subject: Psychology
Degree type: Doctor of Philosophy
Awarded date: 29/4/2014
Publications
Journal articles (19)
Schwartz, SJ., Walsh, SD., Ward, C., Geeraert, N., Tartakovsky, E., Weisskirch, RS., Vedder, P., Makarova, E., Bardi, A., Birman, D., Oppedal, B., Benish-Weisman, M., Lorenzo-Blanco, EI., Güngör, D., Stevens, GWJM., Benet-Martínez, V., Titzmann, PF. and Silbereisen, RK., The Role of Psychologists in International Migration Research: Complementing Other Expertise and an Interdisciplinary Way Forward. Migration Studies
Sun, Q., Geeraert, N. and Simpson, A., (2020). Never Mind the Acculturation Gap: Migrant Youth’s Wellbeing Benefit when They Retain Their Heritage Culture but Their Parents Adopt the Settlement Culture. Journal of Youth and Adolescence. 49 (2), 520-533
Simpson, A., Al Ruwaili, R., Jolley, R., Leonard, H., Geeraert, N. and Riggs, KJ., (2019). Fine Motor Control Underlies the Association Between Response Inhibition and Drawing Skill in Early Development. Child Development. 90 (3), 911-923
Geeraert, N., Li, R., Ward, C., Gelfand, M. and Demes, K., (2019). A tight spot: How personality moderates the impact of social norms on sojourner adaptation. Psychological Science. 30 (3), 333-342
Geeraert, N., (2018). Many Cultures, One Psychology?. American Scientist. 106 (4), 214-214
Marshall, AC., Cooper, NR. and Geeraert, N., (2016). The impact of experienced stress on aged spatial discrimination: Cortical overreliance as a result of hippocampal impairment. Hippocampus. 26 (3), 329-340
Marshall, AC., Cooper, NR. and Geeraert, N., (2016). Experienced stress produces inhibitory deficits in old adults’ Flanker task performance: First evidence for lifetime stress effects beyond memory. Biological Psychology. 113, 1-11
Ward, C. and Geeraert, N., (2016). Advancing acculturation theory and research: The acculturation process in its ecological context. Current Opinion in Psychology. 8, 98-104
Marshall, AC., Cooper, NR., Segrave, R. and Geeraert, N., (2015). The effects of long-term stress exposure on aging cognition: a behavioral and EEG investigation. Neurobiology of Aging. 36 (6), 2136-2144
Demes, KA. and Geeraert, N., (2015). The highs and lows of a cultural transition: A longitudinal analysis of sojourner stress and adaptation across 50 countries.. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology. 109 (2), 316-337
Geeraert, N., Demoulin, S. and Demes, KA., (2014). Choose your (international) contacts wisely: A multilevel analysis on the impact of intergroup contact while living abroad. International Journal of Intercultural Relations. 38 (1), 86-96
Demes, KA. and Geeraert, N., (2014). Measures Matter: Scales for Adaptation, Cultural Distance, and Acculturation Orientation Revisited. Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology. 45 (1), 91-109
Geeraert, N. and Demoulin, S., (2013). Acculturative Stress or Resilience? A Longitudinal Multilevel Analysis of Sojourners' Stress and Self-Esteem. Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology. 44 (8), 1241-1262
Geeraert, N., (2013). When Suppressing One Stereotype Leads to Rebound of Another: On the Procedural Nature of Stereotype Rebound. Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin. 39 (9), 1173-1183
Geeraert, N., Van Boven, L. and Yzerbyt, VY., (2011). Similarity on the rebound: Inhibition of similarity assessment leads to an ironic postsuppressional rebound. The Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology. 64 (9), 1788-1796
Geeraert, N. and Yzerbyt, VY., (2010). Cultural differences in the correction of social inferences: Does the dispositional rebound occur in an interdependent culture?. British Journal of Social Psychology. 46 (2), 423-435
Orbell, S., Lidierth, P., Henderson, CJ., Geeraert, N., Uller, C., Uskul, AK. and Kyriakaki, M., (2009). Social–cognitive beliefs, alcohol, and tobacco use: A prospective community study of change following a ban on smoking in public places.. Health Psychology. 28 (6), 753-761
Geeraert, N. and Yzerbyt, VY., (2006). How fatiguing is dispositional suppression? Disentangling the effects of procedural rebound and ego-depletion. European Journal of Social Psychology. 37 (2), 216-230
Geeraert, N., Yzerbyt, VY., Corneille, O. and Wigboldus, D., (2004). The return of dispositionalism: On the linguistic consequences of dispositional suppression. Journal of Experimental Social Psychology. 40 (2), 264-272
Book chapters (1)
Geeraert, N. and Demes, KA., (2015). Nicht jeder Auslandsreisende erlebt einen Kulturschock. Resultate des Projektes 'The Impact of Living Abroad' [Not all sojourners experience culture shock: Evidence from the impact of living abroad project]. In: Forum Jugendarbeit International 2013-2015. Editors: Fachstelle f�r Internationale Jugendarbeit der Bundesrepublik, DEV., . IJAB. 250- 263. 978-3-924053-59-8
Grants and funding
2008
The Impact Of Living Abroad
Economic & Social Research Council