Pandemics: Survival of the ‘most anxious’?

When people in movies shake hands or crowd into elevators, do you think 'No! Keep back!'? I do. And it’s not just me. Apparently the Corona-induced fear of human contact is already wired in our brains. In this pandemic, will it be a case of survival of the most anxious?

Marieke Tollenaar • November 09, 2020

Blessing or Curse? Staying social when you’re a socially anxious teen during Covid-19

Covid-19 presents a unique conundrum for socially anxious teenagers. To reduce anxiety symptoms, exposure to social situations is recommended; yet these situations have moved predominantly into the online sphere. Is this a blessing or a curse for these teens?

Anne Miers • June 08, 2020

Art Authentication by the Crowd

What underlies the capability to recognize the style of a particular artist from look-alike styles? And who can do it?

Fenna Poletiek • February 06, 2017

A crazy little thing: Cold love

A fresh start to a new year. Some take it literally and take a dive in the chilling ocean. For most, the thought sends a shiver down the spine. But taking that plunge might not be a bad idea. Should exposing yourself to cold be one of your resolutions?

Jochem Spaans • January 18, 2017

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Pandemics: Survival of the ‘most anxious’?

Blessing or Curse? Staying social when you’re a socially anxious teen during Covid-19

Art Authentication by the Crowd

A crazy little thing: Cold love