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Thomas V Pollet

Associate Professor
Psychology
Northumbria University
United Kingdom

Biography

Dr. Thomas Pollet obtained his Ph.D. at Newcastle University (UK). He has since worked as Assistant professor at the University of Groningen (the Netherlands) in the department of Evolutionary Social Psychology where he taught several courses on evolution and human behavior. He was also employed as Assistant Professor at the VU University Amsterdam (Social and Organizational Psychology) where he carried out teaching and research using an evolutionary framework. From November 2016 to July 2017 he worked for Universiteit Leiden. In July 2017, he took up a post as Associate Professor (Reader) with Northumbria University. Dr. Thomas Pollet obtained his Ph.D. at Newcastle University (UK). He has since worked as Assistant professor at the University of Groningen (the Netherlands) in the department of Evolutionary Social Psychology where he taught several courses on evolution and human behavior. He was also employed as Assistant Professor at the VU University Amsterdam (Social and Organizational Psychology) where he carried out teaching and research using an evolutionary framework. From November 2016 to July 2017 he worked for Universiteit Leiden. In July 2017, he took up a post as Associate Professor (Reader) with Northumbria University.

Research Interest

Understanding the wealth of social relationships people have (e.g., romantic relationships, friendships, family relationships) and understanding the role of individual differences (e.g., personality, height, hormones,. . . ) for these social relationships from an interdisciplinary framework. To this end, I conduct survey, observational, and experimental studies,next to analysing secondary datasets. Furthermore, I am interested in (improving) methodology and statistics and frequently collaborate with others on diverse topics.

Publications

  • Manesi, Z. & Pollet, T.V. (2017), No Support for the Watching Eyes Effect Across Three “Lost Letter” Field Experiments. Letters on Evolutionary Behavioral Science, 8, 12-15.

  • Pollet, T.V., Stoevenbelt, A.H., & Kuppens, T. (2017), The potential pitfalls of studying adult sex ratios at aggregate levels in humans. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B, 372, 20160317.

  • Knapen, J.E.P, Blaker, N.M., & Pollet, T.V., (2017), Size, Skills, and Suffrage: Motivated Distortions in Perceived Formidability of Political Leaders. PLoS ONE 12(12), e0188485.

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