Johannes Vlaeyen: advisors and students

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Johannes Vlaeyen

Also known as Johan W. Vlaeyen (Wikidata)

Professor at Maastricht Universityborn 1957

Supervised 19 doctoral students between 2013 and 2024. Linked to Wikidata, ORCID, and 5 other registers.

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Students19

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Maryna Alves Rosa Reges “Should I stay or should I go? The exploration-exploitation dilemma in pain.”
2024 · doctoral
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Tamal Kumar De “One for all and all for one: Single-case data analysis with missing data”
2023 · doctoral
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Sahaj Kaur Kang “Conditioned pain: fact or fiction?”
2023 · doctoral
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Emma Biggs “Towards a neurocognitive model of pain-related fear”
2021 · doctoral
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Christine van Vliet “To avoid or not to avoid, that’s the question. The relationship between pain-related avoidance behaviour, pain-related fear, and pain reports”
2021 · doctoral
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Eveliina Glogan “You’ll never know if you never try: Pathways to the generalization of pain-related avoidance behavior”
2021 · doctoral
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Hassan Jafari “Respiratory Hypoalgesia: Can slow deep breathing reduce pain? Exploring mechanisms”
2021 · doctoral
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Matheus Pereira da Cruz Gomes Lourenco “BRING THE NOISE! Fear, assessment and treatment of tinnitus”
2021 · doctoral
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Ali Gholamrezaei “SLOW, DEEP BREATHING TO DAMPEN PAIN: EVALUATING THE EFFICACY AND INVESTIGATING THE UNDERLYING PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL MECHANISMS”
2020 · doctoral
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K. Karos “Hide your pain? The effects of social threat on pain reports, pain expression and pain-related fear”
2018 · doctoral
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M. den Hollander “Expose or protect? Fear of movement-related pain in Complex Regional Pain Syndrome Type I”
2018 · doctoral
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I. Gatzounis “A break from pain! Pain, activity interruptions, and memory for future intentions”
2018 · doctoral
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Nathalie Claes “Pain in context: The effect of goal competition on pain-related fear and avoidance”
2016 · doctoral
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Erik Ceunen “Unpleasantness and Fear in Interoception”
2015 · doctoral
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Nils Georg Niederstrasser “On the influence of pain catastrophizing and pain-related fear on the spreading of pain”
2015 · doctoral
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Mirali Khatibi Tabatabaei “COGNITIVE PROCESSING OF PAINFUL FACIAL EXPRESSIONS”
2014 · doctoral
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Isis Bulté “Being grateful for small mercies: The analysis of single-case data”
2013 · doctoral
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Kim Helsen “Observational learning and pain-related fear”
2013 · doctoral
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Stéphanie Volders “Pain-related fear: avoidance behavior revisited”
2013 · doctoral

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1985 to 2024
Maastricht University
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known as: researcher, university teacher, psychologist

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cited by a thesis recordORCID0000-0003-0437-6665stated by Wikidata · on their thesis record at KU Leuven Lirias
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