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Emotion and Emotion Regulation
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Early Life Stress and Emotion Regulation
Cognitive Biases and Psychopathology
Stress Reactivity in Newborns
Emotions and Moral Cognition
Socio-Economic Status
Economic Psychology and Neuroeconomics
Music and Emotions
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Emotion and Emotion Regulation
Candidate Gene Studies
Early Life Stress and Emotion Regulation
Cognitive Biases and Psychopathology
Stress Reactivity in Newborns
Emotions and Moral Cognition
Socio-Economic Status
Economic Psychology and Neuroeconomics
Music and Emotions

Inspired by recent studies on socio-economic status (SES) and stress reactivity, this line of research uses experimental methods from cognitive psychology and neuroscience to systematically describe the effect of SES on emotion and cognition.For instance, we are interested in SES-related differences on economic decisions and their underlying cognitive and emotional mechanisms. In addition, our studies have examined gene-SES interactions in emotion-cognition.

RECENT PUBLICATIONS

Kuhnen, C. M., & Miu, A. C. (2017). Socioeconomic status and learning from financial information. Journal of Financial Economics 124(2), 349-372.