Inclusivity

Beyond Boundaries
LGBTQI+ health remains underrepresented in health psychology, despite ongoing health inequalities shaped by social, structural, and …
Thomas Gültzow, Maaike Noorman, Professor Neil Coulson, Chris Noone, Siobhan Thomas, Udi Davidovich, Chantal den Daas
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Bridging the digital health divide

Background: Digital health interventions have the potential to improve health at a large scale globally by improving access to …

Max J. Western, Eline S. Smit, Thomas Gültzow, Efrat Neter, Falko F. Sniehotta, Olivia S. Malkowski, Charlene Wright, Heide Busse, Carmen Peuters, Lucia Rehackova, Angelo Gabriel Oteșanu, Ben Ainsworth, Christopher M. Jones, Michael Kilb, Angela M. Rodrigues, Olga Perski, Alison Wright, Laura M. König
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Evaluating a decision aid for mental health disclosure: Insights from a think-aloud & pilot study
Decisions around mental health disclosure are often complex, especially within university settings. To support students and staff at …
Yil Severijns, Sanne Elisabetha Maria Brouwers, Femke den Uil, Daniëlle Zijlstra, Véronique Vancauwenbergh, Thomas Gültzow
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Health Psychology & Pride! Where is LGBTQI+ in health psychology?
People who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, questioning, and people who hold other marginalised sexual or gender identities …
Thomas Gültzow, Neil Coulson, Chantal den Daas, Chris Noone, Siobhan Thomas, and Udi Davidovich
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Making Research Look Like the World Looks
(Pre)registrations may be useful to make psychological research both more diverse and more inclusive. However, to our knowledge there …
Thomas Gültzow, Efrat Neter, Hanne M. L. Zimmermann
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Opening up or not? Exploring motives, considerations and needs of students and staff of a Dutch university regarding the decision to disclose their mental health issues to inform decision aid development
Mental health disclosure decisions can be difficult, especially within universities. University students and staff might benefit from …
Yil Severijns, Daniëlle Zijlstra, Sanne Elisabetha Maria Brouwers, Femke den Uil, Véronique Vancauwenbergh, Thomas Gültzow
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