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As a PhD candidate in the exciting project 'A bitter pill? How the use of oral contraceptives can lead to increased mood and anxiety disorders' you will be working at the Departments of Experimental and Clinical Psychology. You will conduct complex longitudinal data-analysis on already existing data, while setting up experimental studies that are focused on emotion regulation and stress resilience in first-time oral contraceptive users. The PhD candidate can be embedded in a postgraduate school: The Helmholtz Research School and the Experimental PsychoPathology Research School. By doing so, the candidate will have a stimulating environment in which he/she can learn from peers and an extensive network of international researchers. Read more about the project here (.pdf).
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