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Debora Vansteenwegen

Debora Vansteenwegen

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41
Citations
6665
World Ranking
7934
National Ranking
114

Overview

Debora Vansteenwegen is affiliated with KU Leuven in Belgium. Their academic work centers around research activities connected with this institution.

Although there is no specific information on recent papers, publication venues, or co-authors available, Debora Vansteenwegen's contributions have been associated with KU Leuven, a research-intensive university that supports a broad spectrum of academic disciplines.

No details are present regarding particular fields of study, subfields, or main topics of work, nor are there records of book publications or awards won to further outline their research focus.

The available information does not list any recent scholarly papers, frequent co-authors, or publication venues related to Debora Vansteenwegen's work. Therefore, the overview of their academic contributions remains centered on their institutional affiliation.

Best Publications

  • Affect 4.0: A free software package for implementing psychological and psychophysiological experiments

    Adriaan Spruyt;Jeroen Clarysse;Debora Vansteenwegen;Frank Baeyens

  • Fear and learning : from basic processes to clinical implications

    Michelle Genevieve Craske;Dirk Hermans;Debora Vansteenwegen

  • Reinstatement of fear responses in human aversive conditioning

    Dirk Hermans;Trinette Dirikx;Debora Vansteenwegenin;Frank Baeyens

  • Eye Movement Registration as a Continuous Index of Attention Deployment: Data from a Group of Spider Anxious Students

    Dirk Hermans;Debora Vansteenwegen;Paul Eelen

  • Inhalation/Exhalation Ratio Modulates the Effect of Slow Breathing on Heart Rate Variability and Relaxation

    Ilse Van Diest;Karen Verstappen;André E. Aubert;Devy Widjaja;Devy Widjaja

  • Dissociable Roles for the Hippocampus and the Amygdala in Human Cued versus Context Fear Conditioning

    Andreas Marschner;Raffael Kalisch;Bram Vervliet;Debora Vansteenwegen

  • Rating data are underrated: validity of US expectancy in human fear conditioning.

    Yannick Boddez;Frank Baeyens;Laura Luyten;Debora Vansteenwegen

  • Return of fear in a human differential conditioning paradigm caused by a return to the original acquistion context.

    Debora Vansteenwegen;Dirk Hermans;Bram Vervliet;Geert Francken

  • Expectancy-learning and evaluative learning in human classical conditioning: affective priming as an indirect and unobtrusive measure of conditioned stimulus valence.

    Dirk Hermans;Debora Vansteenwegen;Geert Crombez;Frank Baeyens

  • The acquisition of fear of movement-related pain and associative learning: a novel pain-relevant human fear conditioning paradigm

    Ann Meulders;Debora Vansteenwegen;Johan W.S. Vlaeyen

  • The repeated confrontation with videotapes of spiders in multiple contexts attenuates renewal of fear in spider-anxious students.

    Debora Vansteenwegen;Bram Vervliet;Carlos Iberico;Frank Baeyens

  • Return of fear in a human differential conditioning paradigm caused by a stimulus change after extinction.

    Bram Vervliet;Debora Vansteenwegen;Frank Baeyens;Dirk Hermans

  • Feeling we're biased: autonomic arousal and reasoning conflict.

    Wim De Neys;Elke Moyens;Debora Vansteenwegen

  • Resistance to extinction in evaluative conditioning.

    Debora Vansteenwegen;Geert Francken;Bram Vervliet;Armand De Clercq

  • Reinstatement of extinguished conditioned responses and negative stimulus valence as a pathway to return of fear in humans.

    Trinette Dirikx;Dirk Hermans;Debora Vansteenwegen;Frank Baeyens

  • Understanding fear of pain in chronic pain: interoceptive fear conditioning as a novel approach.

    Steven De Peuter;Ilse Van Diest;Debora Vansteenwegen;Omer Van den Bergh

  • Exposure to physical movements in low back pain patients: restricted effects of generalization.

    Geert Crombez;Chris Eccleston;Johan W. S. Vlaeyen;Debora Vansteenwegen

  • Counterconditioning reduces cue-induced craving and actual cue-elicited consumption.

    Dinska Van Gucht;Frank Baeyens;Debora Vansteenwegen;Dirk Hermans

  • Exposure to physical movement in chronic back pain patients: no evidence for generalization across different movements

    Liesbet Goubert;Geert Francken;Geert Crombez;Debora Vansteenwegen

  • Stronger renewal in human fear conditioning when tested with an acquisition retrieval cue than with an extinction retrieval cue.

    Debora Vansteenwegen;Bram Vervliet;Dirk Hermans;Tom Beckers

Frequent Co-Authors

Dirk Hermans
Dirk Hermans KU Leuven
Frank Baeyens
Frank Baeyens KU Leuven
Bram Vervliet
Bram Vervliet KU Leuven
Paul Eelen
Paul Eelen KU Leuven
Tom Beckers
Tom Beckers KU Leuven
Ann Meulders
Ann Meulders Maastricht University
Geert Crombez
Geert Crombez Ghent University
Adriaan Spruyt
Adriaan Spruyt Ghent University

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