K Phalet: advisors and students

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K Phalet

Also known as Karen Phalet (Wikidata)

Researcher

Supervised 19 doctoral students between 2006 and 2024. Linked to Wikidata and ORCID.

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Erdem Yilmaz “Culture, social structure, and the self: Explorations into varieties of cultural fit in self-construal, changes therein, and the predictors and outcomes thereof”
2024 · doctoral
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Katrín Árnadóttir “Friends, allies, adversaries: Minority group members’ experiences of positive and negative intergroup contact and their interplay.”
2023 · doctoral
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Jessie Hillekens “Contextualizing acculturation patterns and pathways of minority adolescents: A developmental and intergroup relations approach”
2022 · doctoral
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Nadya Gharaei “Promoting national belonging of minority youth: The affordance of cultural difference by the school context”
2022 · doctoral
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M. Engels “How classroom social dynamics shape school engagement: The role of peers, teachers, and their interplay”
2018 · doctoral
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A. Jasini “Fitting in emotionally: The relation between emotional acculturation in immigrant minority youth and their engagement in the majority culture”
2018 · doctoral
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J. Kende “Who defines equality for whom? The interplay of intergroup contact and inequality”
2018 · doctoral
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Laura Elizabeth Celeste “Embracing diversity: A multi-method study of the social inclusion and school success of minority youth”
2016 · doctoral
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Canan Coskan “Related and autonomous: Cultural perspectives on self, acculturation and adjustment”
2016 · doctoral
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Jozefien De Leersnyder “Emotional acculturation”
2014 · doctoral
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Michael Boiger “Emotion in Context: Constructions of Anger and Shame in Four Cultures”
2013 · doctoral
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Loes Meeussen “Becoming a group: Value convergence and diversity perspectives in culturally diverse groups”
2013 · doctoral
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Kaat Van Acker “Flanders' real and present threat: How representations of intergroup relations shape attitudes towards Muslim minorities”
2012 · doctoral
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Mieke Maliepaard “Religious trends and social integration: Muslim minorities in the Netherlands”
2012 · doctoral
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Arjan Reijerse “What does it take for 'Them' to become part of 'Us'. Acceptance of immigrants in EU countries”
2012 · doctoral
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Gulseli Baysu “An Intergroup Perspective on School Success: Turkish & Moroccan Minorities in Western Europe”
2011 · doctoral
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Fenella Fleischmann “Second-generation Muslims in European societies. Comparative perspectives on education and religion”
2011 · doctoral
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Joke Meeus “Contextualizing and individualizing prejudice: The interplay of individual differences and intergroup relations”
2009 · doctoral
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Iris Andriessen “Acculturation and school success: A study among minority youth in the Netherlands”
2006 · doctoral

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