Daniël Lakens
Department
RESEARCH PROFILE
Daniel Lakens is an Associate Professor in the Human-Technology interaction group at Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e). His areas of expertise include meta-science, research methods and applied statistics. Daniel’s main lines of empirical research focus on conceptual thought, similarity, and meaning. He also focuses on how to design and interpret studies, applied (meta)-statistics, and reward structures in science. A large part of his work deals with developing methods for critically reviewing and optimally structuring studies.
ACADEMIC BACKGROUND
Daniel has a background in experimental psychologist and received his PhD from Utrecht University in 2010. Daniel’s research is funded by an NWO VIDI grant for a project that aims to improve the reliability and efficiency of psychological science. He has also convinced NWO to start a pilot project with grants dedicated to replication research.
He teaches an online MOOC on ‘Improving Your Statistical Inferences’, and won a TU/e Teacher of the Year award in 2014. He has given over 40 workshops on open science and improving research practices, co-edited a special issue consisting of pre-registered replication studies with Brian Nosek.
Recent Publications
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Andrea Kis,Elena M. Tur,Daniël Lakens,Krist Vaesen,Wybo Houkes
Leaving academia: PhD attrition and unhealthy research environments
PLoS ONE (2022) -
Chao Zhang,Joaquin Vanschoren,Arlette van Wissen,Daniël Lakens,Boris de Ruyter,Wijnand A. IJsselsteijn
Theory-based habit modeling for enhancing behavior prediction in behavior change support systems
User Modeling and User-Adapted Interaction (2022) -
Daniël Lakens
Correspondence
Journal of Physiotherapy (2022) -
C. Zhang,H. Spelt,Arlette van Wissen,Daniël Lakens,W.A. IJsselsteijn
Habit and goal-related constructs in determining toothbrushing behavior
Health Psychology (2022) -
Richard D. Morey,Michael P. Kaschak,Antonio M. Díez-Álamo,Arthur M. Glenberg,Rolf A. Zwaan,Daniël Lakens,Agustín Ibáñez,Adolfo García,Claudia Gianelli,John L. Jones
A pre-registered, multi-lab non-replication of the action-sentence compatibility effect (ACE)
Psychonomic Bulletin and Review (2022)
- Behavorial and social theories of HTI (homologation course)
- Automotive human factors
- Advanced Data Analysis
- Advanced cognition
- Human factors
- Behavioral and social theories of human technology interaction
Ancillary Activities
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