Work package 3 (WP3) The role of generational transmission in families

Work package 3 focuses on the continuity of thriving (or failure to thrive) across three generations, and uses information available in large existing Dutch cohorts. The aim is to determine which factors are involved in transmission of behaviour between grandparents, parents, and children.

WP3 leader: Prof. Susan Branje

Generation-R cohort representative: Prof. Manon Hillegers
NTR cohort representative: Prof. Dorret Boomsma
RADAR cohort representative: Prof. Susan Branje
TRAILS cohort representative: Prof. Tineke Oldehinkel

Other PIs: Prof. Hans Ormel

Utrecht University

Work package 3 (WP3) The role of generational transmission in families

Prof. Susan Branje

RADAR Cohort Representative | WP3 Leader | Steering Committee | PI | Professor

Adolescence, Relationships, Personality, Identity, Psychosocial adjustment

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Stefanie Nelemans

Postdoc

Adolescent development, Anxiety and depressive symptoms, Longitudinal analyses, Mplus, Genetics

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Andrik Becht

PhD

Identity formation, Longitudinal models, Daily diary data, Adolescence

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Susanne Schulz

PhD

Intergenerational transmission, Psychopathology, Personal relationships, Parent-child interactions

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Prof. Wim Meeus

Alumnus PI | Professor

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University Medical Center Groningen

Prof. Tineke Oldehinkel

TRAILS Cohort Representative | PI | Professor

Depression, Gender, Adolescence, Stress

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Prof. Hans Ormel

PI | Professor

Common mental disorders, Personality, Turning point events

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Catharina Hartman

Associate Professor

ADHD , Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD), Neurodevelopment, Lifespan, Epidemiology

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Tina Kretschmer

Assistant Professor

Quantitative Social Research, Developmental psychology, Statistical software, Quantitative psychology, Structural equation modeling, Longitudinal analysis, Adolescence, Antisocial personality disorder

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