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Prof.dr. B.M. Elzinga Person

Prof.dr. B.M. Elzinga

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Expertise Psychology, clinical psychology, fMRI, endocrinology, genetics, trauma, stress, cognition, depression, anxiety
Expertise (NL) Psychologie, klinische psychologie, fMRI, endocrinologie, genetica, trauma, stress, cognitie, depressie, angst
Digital Author ID info:eu-repo/dai/nl/165465387
KNAW member The Young Academy
Addition Seniorlid Onderzoekschool EPP
Grants/prizes NWO-Veni 2003; NWO-Vidi 2007

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Professor
Organisation Clinical, Health and Neuropsychology (UL)
Chair (EN) Stress-related psychopathology, in particular the psychological and neurobiological consequences of chronic stress
Chair (NL) Stress-gerelateerde psychopathologie, in het bijzonder de psychologische en neurobiologische consequenties van chronische stress
Phone +31-71-5273745
Email elzinga -at- fsw. leidenuniv. nl
URL http://www.socialsciences.leiden.edu/psychology/organisation...
Researcher
Organisation Research School Experimental Psychopathology - EPP (UM)
Researcher
Organisation Leiden Institute for Brain and Cognition - LIBC (UL)
Email elzinga -at- fsw. leidenuniv. nl

Publications

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Determinants of serum brain-derived neurotrophic factor
The impact of childhood abuse and recent stress on serum brain-derived neurotrophic factor and the moderating role of BDNF Val66Met
Positive and negative life events and personality traits in predicting course of depression and anxiety
The effects of neuroticism, extraversion, and positive and negative life events on a one-year course of depressive symptoms in euthymic previously depressed patients versus healthy controls
The role of childhood abuse in HPA-axis reactivity in Social Anxiety Disorder: A pilot study
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Current research

(the most recent research is at the top)
Researcher De bijzondere werking van tegenslag en nare gebeurtenissen tijdens de kindertijd op angst en depressie later in het leven
Project leader The effects of childhood abuse on the brain: moderation by genetic vulnerability factors

Completed research projects

(the most recent research is at the top)
Project leader The role of prefrontal inhibition on persistent trauma-related fear in PTSD

Classification

A74000 Mental health care
D51000 Psychology

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