PhD in Psychology & Criminology • Post-Doc researcher at KU Leuven • Interested in (Children's) Memory, Disclosure, Lying, False memory reversal • She/Her 🌈

Leuven, Belgium
Joined May 2013
Sooo I started my week off in a special way on Monday 👀 Thank you for your guidance over the past 4 years @HenryOtgaar @IvanMangiulli & Harald (& honestly @PaulRiesthuis 🤝) 🙌🏻 and thank you to everyone who made the day so special! you can call me Dr. Bücken now 😜🎓✨
2
3
2
32
1,853
Dr. Charlotte Bücken retweeted
For our last session of #ZPLS 7 we just started our round table discussion on counteracting misinformation: can it be done and how? Interested to hear from our guests
3
5
428
Happy to be part of this round table discussion on Counteracting Misinformation - happening this Thursday at #ZPLS 🤓 see below to register!
#ZPLS is happening this Thursday! We are so excited 🤩 As always, we have a round table discussion planned next to our talks. This time, Stephan Lewandowsky, Frédéric Tomas & @cbucken will discuss "Counteracting Misinformation - can it be done, and how?" led by @HenryOtgaar ✨
1
3
92
Looking forward to this talk by @ciaragreene01 during the misinformation #ZPLS next Thursday (May 22nd) :) more info 👇
Excited to continue our #ZPLS speakers' introduction of the four talks with Ciara Greene, associate professor at University College Dublin! Join us for her insightful talk on "Investigating the Effects of Misinformation on Behaviour" 🧠📝 [sign up link below] (1/2)
67
Dr. Charlotte Bücken retweeted
#ZPLS is approaching soon 🥳 This week, we want to introduce the speakers for our four talks👀starting with Marina Wimmer, associate professor at @EdinburghNapier! We are looking forward to her talk on "Bias in Memory for Fake News" 📰 [sign up link below] (1/2)
1
4
3
215
Dr. Charlotte Bücken retweeted
Very excited to hear @Sacha_Altay 's keynote at the #ZPLS on the 22nd of May! Register at celleuven.wixsite.com/home/e… to make sure you don't miss it 😉 @HenryOtgaar @Irena_Boskovic @cbucken @IvanMangiulli @mara_moldoveanu
🎙️We’re thrilled to announce our #ZPLS Keynote Speaker: Sasha Altay, postdoc at the Dep. of Political Science, University of Zurich! Join us as he presents “Rethinking the Problem of Misinformation” — a fresh perspective at the intersection of Psychology and Law, on May 22nd‼️
6
1
11
827
Dr. Charlotte Bücken retweeted
🎙️We’re thrilled to announce our #ZPLS Keynote Speaker: Sasha Altay, postdoc at the Dep. of Political Science, University of Zurich! Join us as he presents “Rethinking the Problem of Misinformation” — a fresh perspective at the intersection of Psychology and Law, on May 22nd‼️
1
2
3
4
1,383
Ready for another #ZPLS? 👀👀 This one is all about misinformation! Join us on the 22nd of May at 15:00 🩵 Register & join for free at celleuven.wixsite.com/home/e… ... and you might also see me discuss possible ways to counter misinformation during the round table 🌚
We are very excited to share the program for Z-PLS 7. In this edition we zoom in on "Misinformation: Forms, Scope, & Prevention" 🧠 As always, ZPLS7 is completely free ✨Registration is now open - spots are limited. Link below to sign up (2) 🗓️See you on May 22nd, 3pm CEST!
2
7
176
#ZPLS "Misinformation: Forms, Scope, and Prevention" save the date: May 22nd 3pm (CEST) 🤠
Preparations for the 7thEdition of Zoom Psychology & Law Symposium (#ZPLS) are in place! Topic: Misinformation: Forms, Scope, and Prevention! Save the date: May 22nd! As always, ZPLS will be free, online, and accessible to all across different scientific fields!
2
3
363
Very excited about this article! Paul did this really cool thing where he made an R package? damn! ✨we also explain how to conduct simulation-based power analyses for ROC curve analyses :) [and for those who don't like R there is a website app 💁‍♂️] @PaulRiesthuis @HenryOtgaar
This Post is from an account that no longer exists. Learn more
2
129
🔍Call for Research Collaborators: Cross-Cultural Study on the Continued Influence of Misinformation We invite researchers to join The Continued Influence Effect of Misinformation Across Cultures (CINEMAC) Mega-Study :) (1/5) @HenryOtgaar @PaulRiesthuis @SanneHouben2
1
6
6
673
What We Offer - Co-authorship on a high-impact publication (targeting Q1 journals, e.g., Nature Human Behavior) - Participation in a global, interdisciplinary collaboration - Contribution to advancing research on misinformation resilience across cultures (4/5)
1
2
163
Tomorrow at CELL we will have an important talk by Carolina Puyol on secondary traumatic stress among forensic interviewers in Chile! PM me to join :)
Unfortunately, we need to delay Carolina Puyol's talk to next week 06/03 at 13:00 CET! we are looking forward to seeing you at this interesting talk next week :)
4
113
Very much looking forward to this talk! send me an email at [email protected] to join online :)
In two weeks, on the 27th of February at 4pm CET, Carolina Puyol Wilson from Chile will provide a talk on "Secondary Traumatic Stress among Investigative Interviewers in Chile: A Call to Action for Leaders". We are very excited to host this talk as part of our speaker series!
3
167
Dr. Charlotte Bücken retweeted
Congratulations @Irena_Boskovic! 👏You might also peek a chapter by our CELL group @HenryOtgaar @PaulRiesthuis @cbucken @l_kloft 🔍 on "Why We Should Not Forget about Memory: Illusions of Memory in the Courtroom" - see below or link.springer.com/chapter/10…
I've had the privilege of working with incredible experts. Somehow I convinced (some of) them to share their insights in one book. Editing this collection was both frightening and inspiring, and here is the result! Hope you'll like it🤞😊⚖️📙 link.springer.com/book/10.10…
4
9
610
Dr. Charlotte Bücken retweeted
Join us on the 30th of January at 13:00 CET for another exciting talk and workshop in our CELL speaker series!⚖️ Dr. Paul Riesthuis, our CELL member and Postdoc Researcher at KU Leuven will hold a workshop on Safe Testing! (1/2) @PaulRiesthuis @HenryOtgaar
1
2
6
336
Such false reports seemed to apply especially to details not central to the negative event witnessed. False denials were not related to forgetting of details related to the witnessed event itself (3/4)
1
61
but did affect memory for previous interviews during which denials took place: denials were related to increased omission errors about such interviews, replicating the denial-induced forgetting effect (4/4)
59