De Wolff, Dr M.S. (Marianne)
Position:
- Lecturer
Academic Career
- Lecturer in the Centre for Child and Family Studies and Data Theory (present)
- Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Education and Child Studies, Leiden University (1997-present)
- PhD. Social Sciences, Centre for Child and Family Studies and Data Theory, Leiden University (1996)
- MA. Education, Centre for Child and Family Studies and Data Theory, Leiden University (1991)
Academic awards
- ISED International Article Award (1996) - A yearly award for graduate students publishing in major international journals. Awarded for the article 'Sensitivity and attachment: A meta-analysis on parental antecedents of infant attachment', published in Child Development.
Teaching activities
- Onderzoekspracticum 2 (kwalitatief)
- Conceptuele en meta-analyse
- Gesprekstechnieken
- Gezinsopvoeding 2
- Bachelorproject
Research areas and activities
- Meta-analysis
- Development of infant parent attachment relationships, in particular:
- Parental sensitivity
- Parent-infant interaction - Moral development in adolescents, in particular:
- The role of school atmosphere or moral climate
- Inconsistencies between moral reasoning and moral behavior
- Teacher behaviour
Selected publications
- De Wolff, M.S., & Van IJzendoorn, M.H. (1998). Gehechtheid van kinderen aan hun vaders en crecheleidsters. Meta-analyse naar de rol van sensitiviteit bij vaders en crecheleidsters. Kind en Adolescent, 19, 99-109.
- De Wolff, M.S., & Van IJzendoorn, M.H. (1998). Sensitiviteit en gehechtheid: een meta-analyse van antecedente factoren bij ouders die bepalend zijn voor de gehechtheid van het kind. Nederlands Tijdschrift voor Opvoeding, Vorming en Onderwijs, 14, 1-34.
- Van IJzendoorn, M.H., & De Wolff, M.S. (1997). In search of the absent father: Meta-analyses on infant-father attachment. Child Development, 68, 604-609.
Full publication list (pdf).