Sander Koole

Editor of Cognition & Emotion | Psychology professor in Amsterdam | Tweets reflect own views

[Sander Koole @SLKoole]

New paper! Caregivers of cancer survivors have to cope with complicated emotions. Nevertheless, their perspective in regulating own and others' emotions is understudied. In our Opinion article in Frontiers in Psychology, we propose a new framework for interpersonal emotion regulation among caregivers of cancer survivors. More in this 🪡.
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[Sander Koole @SLKoole]

@drdanielapl @LNummenmaa So citation count now determines the credibility of a scholar? I don’t think so

[Steve Stewart-Williams @SteveStuWill]

Implicit bias training doesn’t work and may even make things worse. https://t.co/ho6xrk06NG

[CLaE @leafs_s]

Trends in Cognitive Sciences

Synchrony and subjective experience: the neural correlates of the stream of consciousness
https://t.co/bwAWoVpDnm

[David Schmitt @PsychoSchmitt]

"gender differences Big Five 27 countries representative samples (N=143,313)...women scored higher than men on all facets of Neuroticism and Agreeableness, but primarily on Anxiety and Compassion" https://t.co/hwhklNszmc

[Steven Heine @StevenHeine4]

Two common findings from sleep research are that 1) short sleep durations predict worse health outcomes, and 2) people from some cultures sleep much less than those from others. Do people from cultures with short sleep durations have worse health outcomes? 🧵

[Sander Koole @SLKoole]

Sunset in the river landscape of Everdingen

[Sander Koole @SLKoole]

@joshtybur Congratulations Josh! Very cool topic also!

[Sander Koole @SLKoole]

@lakens Congrats Daniel!

[Brad Wilcox @BradWilcoxIFS]

New Survey: "Most Single Women Believe They Are Happier than Married Women"

Data: Married women, esp. married moms, are markedly happier than single women in 🇺🇸

[The Dark Fiddling Pirate Jussim @PsychRabble]

Nice thread (look forward to reading the paper). It captures a recurring theme in the social psych of "people are idiots and fools" (and debunks one particular case):
1. Design a study to exploit something that people normally do for good reasons, but corrupt the reasons, so that
2. People look like idiots and fools
3. Then trumpet to the world how idiotic and foolish people are. "Hey, I just pubished a peer reviewed study! p<.05! You don't believe people are fools? Are you some sort of science denier?"
Same problem occurs in some of:
stereotype (in?)accuracy, stereotype biases, implicit "bias," attribution "errors," heuristics, confirmation bias, expectancy biases, context effects, conformity and more.

[Sander Koole @SLKoole]

Nothing like the frosty morning sun

[Sander Koole @SLKoole]

We uncovered this old hearth in the kitchen of my 17th century house. Isn’t it a beauty?!

[Sander Koole @SLKoole]

@hcnoel @DCOfficial @JamesGunn Wonderful! The connection between Gunn’s Superman and the Superman from the comic books is very meaningful. Your work is a perfect highlight of that.

[Sander Koole @SLKoole]

Love the new images of Superman in flight!

[ScreenRant @screenrant]

A new #Superman teaser trailer has been released.

In theaters July 11.

[Howie Noel @hcnoel]

I always loved the classic @DCOfficial movie adaptation comic books. I drew a short comic version of @JamesGunn ‘s new Superman trailer for fun. #supermanfilm #superman #jamesgunn #dccomics

[Sander Koole @SLKoole]

First sunny day of 2025!

[Sander Koole @SLKoole]

This is the house on the outside

[Sander Koole @SLKoole]

Moved into my new house 10 days ago. A farm from 1651, it’s the oldest house I ever lived in! Most of it is already very livable but the kitchen desperately had to be renovated. Here’s the freshly plastered wall. It’s the coziest place of the house!

[Sander Koole @SLKoole]

@sbuehler After the kitchen is installed, the place is ready. But with a house like this, there’s always going to be something to fix. Also, I have lots of ideas of what to do with the house and its garden, which are both spacious.

[Sander Koole @SLKoole]

@sbuehler Technically, 374 years. But, yes, very old and a lot of history connected with the place.

[Sander Koole @SLKoole]

@PaulQuixotic So far so good. A neighbor did send me a wedding poem from 1762 that mentions the house. And the house is drawn into maps from 1760 and 1840. It has a name, it’s called ‘Essenstein’. I love all this stuff, history is so cool.