Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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A cross-cultural EEG study of how obedience and conformity influence reconciliation intentions

Guillaume P. Pech and Emilie Caspar (UGent)

(2025) SOCIAL COGNITIVE AND AFFECTIVE NEUROSCIENCE. 20(1).
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Long-term affective and non-affective brain alterations across three generations following the genocide in Cambodia

Emilie Caspar (UGent) , Guillaume P. Pech and Pheak Ros

(2025) BIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY. 197.
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Can a video game with a fictional minority group decrease intergroup biases towards non-fictional minorities? A social neuroscience study

Guillaume P. Pech and Emilie Caspar (UGent)

(2024) INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HUMAN-COMPUTER INTERACTION. 40(2). p.482-496
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A novel electroencephalography-based paradigm to measure intergroup prosociality : an intergenerational study in the aftermath of the genocide against Tutsis in Rwanda

Guillaume P. Pech, Darius Gishoma and Emilie Caspar (UGent)

(2024) JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-GENERAL. 153(1). p.241-254
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Volition as a modulator of the intergroup empathy bias

Emilie Caspar (UGent) , Eva Nicolay, Félix Banderembaho and Guillaume P. Pech

(2024) SOCIAL NEUROSCIENCE. 19(5-6). p.326-339
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Does the cowl make the monk? The effect of military and Red Cross uniforms on empathy for pain, sense of agency and moral behaviors

Guillaume P. Pech and Emilie Caspar (UGent)

(2023) FRONTIERS IN PSYCHOLOGY. 14.
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On the impact of the genocide on the intergroup empathy bias between former perpetrators, survivors, and their children in Rwanda

Emilie Caspar (UGent) , Guillaume P. Pech, Darius Gishoma and Clémentine Kanazayire

(2023) AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST. 78(7). p.825-841

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A cross-cultural EEG study of how obedience and conformity influence reconciliation intentions

Long-term affective and non-affective brain alterations across three generations following the genocide in Cambodia

Can a video game with a fictional minority group decrease intergroup biases towards non-fictional minorities? A social neuroscience study

A novel electroencephalography-based paradigm to measure intergroup prosociality : an intergenerational study in the aftermath of the genocide against Tutsis in Rwanda

Volition as a modulator of the intergroup empathy bias

Does the cowl make the monk? The effect of military and Red Cross uniforms on empathy for pain, sense of agency and moral behaviors

On the impact of the genocide on the intergroup empathy bias between former perpetrators, survivors, and their children in Rwanda

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