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Short bio
Nerd, is fascinated by the brain even more than your average zombie, into etymology and reading, drawn to anything tech-related, especially artificial intelligence. Wants to explore social tech (such as social media) and how these relate to young people's wellbeing.
Top-3 games
- World of Warcraft
- Assassin's Creed Series
- The Sims
Any man could, if he were so inclined, be the sculptor of his brain.
Santiago Ramón y Cajal
About me
Nastasia Griffioen obtained her BSc Hon in Psychology from Radboud University Nijmegen, followed by a Research MSc in Cognitive Neuroscience from Leiden University. Before being appointed as a PhD-candidate at GEMH Lab, Nastasia spent little under two years gaining more practical experience conducting and managing research projects at the Donders Institute's Decision Neuroscience Lab. After a short soul-search, Nastasia into the world of social technologies and mental wellbeing, and is now investigating how social media information and experiences relate to adolescent mental health.
Projects I’ve worked on
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CategoryDepressionDate30/10/2017Study/CourseLocation
Sampling Information on Social Media & Mental Health
About the projectHuman beings are only able to perceive and process a limited amount of information, and we have evolved to sample parts of information and attempt to draw accurate and workable conclusions based on this sample available to us. Especially social information is particularly salient and, we believe, strongly related to mental health outcomes. Social media are immensely popular, and - as it happens - an immensely dense source of social information. In this project, we investigate what sort of information and experiences young people encounter on these social media, and how these things relate to their mental wellbeing.
My updates
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@Nastasia Griffioen - 29-03-2020
Love #ACNH so much! Thrilled that I can share that love w/ more (@GEMH_Lab) friends than ever before!… https://t.co/0GgVpYTtte
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@Nastasia Griffioen - 28-03-2020
RT @PlayNiceInst: New @GEMH_Lab blog post out with a massive compilation of fabulous games to play as we stay home and #FlattenTheCurve . T…
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@Nastasia Griffioen - 28-03-2020
A new @GEMH_Lab blog for these lonesome times! We’ve compiled a list of #games that can be played online with frien… https://t.co/D5BZmnnVpX
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@Nastasia Griffioen - 07-03-2020
Part 7 of the #GEMHPortraits features the cool and wacky @yoanneke, who has done awesome @GEMH_Lab work on research… https://t.co/AjN9ZwuEzt
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@Nastasia Griffioen - 07-03-2020
Part 6 of the #GEMHPortraits features the cool and wacky @yoanneke, who has done awesome @GEMH_Lab work on research… https://t.co/BknCuEK6OE
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@Nastasia Griffioen - 05-03-2020
Finally, Part 6 in my #GEMHPortraits series! @anouk_tuijnman is our master of Getting Things Done. Very few in our… https://t.co/6Q0gqmyzsT
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@Nastasia Griffioen - 17-02-2020
@simonedsaid This is soooo cool!! At @GEMH_Lab we're also always thinking of ways to combine science and arts, and this is very inspiring!
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@Nastasia Griffioen - 13-02-2020
Very happy to say that we officially preregistered our groundbreaking #digital tech/#socialmedia study on… https://t.co/UDN97fSmnN
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@Nastasia Griffioen - 04-02-2020
@MonikaNLind @Prof_Nick_Allen @GEMH_Lab @PlayNiceInst @yoanneke Thanks for visiting us @MonikaNLind and… https://t.co/ijHGRO6CWf
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@Nastasia Griffioen - 04-02-2020
RT @MonikaNLind: @Prof_Nick_Allen @GEMH_Lab @PlayNiceInst @yoanneke @Gryphire One delightful tidbit from our trip: European defenses includ…
Events View all events
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26FebruaryAbout the event
Games for Mental Health in the Lowlands
LocationKU Leuven
The symposium will be held in the renovated building 'Collegium Veteranorum'
My publications
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A Stimulated Recall Method for the Improved Assessment of Quantity and Quality of Social Media Use
Griffioen, N., Van Rooij, M., Lichtwarck-Aschoff, A., & Granic, I. (2020). A Stimulated Recall Method for the Improved Assessment of Quantity and Quality of Social Media Use. J Med Internet Res 2020;22(1):e15529.
Author: Nastasia Griffioen
Upload date: 01-28-2020
Worked together with
In house game designer, artist, producer and lover of games. I bring diversity, design experience and the NOISE!!!!
Creative Director
Professor and Chair of the Developmental Psychopathology department in the Behavioural Science Institute; writer; voracious podcast consumer; mother of two upstanding little gamers
Director of GEMH Lab
Assistant prof. and data geek at the GEMH lab, dynamical modelling, personalisation, wants to put the I back into AI, news junkie, cat lover.
Assistant Professor
Wil Cunningham
William Cunningham is a Professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of Toronto and holds a cross appointment in the Marketing Area at the Rotman School. Research and Teaching interests in: Affective Science, Social Cognition, Neuroscience, Attitude and Evaluation
Associate Professor, University of Toronto
Assistant Professor at the Developmental Psychopathology Department, mainly interested in general processes and principles of clinical change; mother of two wild boys.
Assistant Professor