Research at Department of psychology

Research at Department of psychology

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Department of Psychology at NTNU is engaged in research across a broad range of disciplines and provides a high quality research environment for staff and students. The department has a strong tradition of interdisciplinary research and participates in both national and international collaborative projects. 

Research groups

Research groups

Augmented Reality and Cognitive Analysis in Decision-making Environments (Arcade) Gerit Pfuhl | Benjamin Schöne
BASE research group Henrik Nordahl
Cancer in childhood - neurocognitive and psychosocial late-effects (CCNP) Trude Reinfjell
Citizens, environment and safety (CES) Christian Klöckner | Isabell Richter
Communication, contemplation and wellbeing (CCW) Ingunn Hagen
Eating and weight disorders research group (EWeR) Siri Weider
Forskningsgruppe for klinisk voksenpsykologi Odin Hjemdal
Feedbackverktøy ved ruslidelser, avhengighet og mental helseproblematikk (FRAM) Heidi Brattland
Healthy workplaces Siw Tone Innstrand | Marit Christensen
Learning and skill development Hermundur Sigmundsson
Mental Health Outcomes and Research (MENTOR) Audun Havnen 
Modeling, Assessment, and Diagnostics in Occupational Health Psychology (MAD-OHP) Renzo Bianchi | Leon De Beer
Norwegian Children’s HearIng Longitudinal Databank (NorChild) Nina Jakhelln Laugen
Regulation and Health (RegHe) Charlotte Fiskum
Research group on transportation Trond Nordfjærn
Research on Interpersonal Skills in Therapists (RISKIT) Truls Ryum
Resilience centre Odin Hjemdal
SALUD-E Lab Ruben Rodriguez-Cano
Speech, cognition and language research group (SCaLa) Dawn Behne
Sexual Conflicts research Group Thomas Haarklau Kleppestø
The Center on Parenting and Emotion Regulation (CPER) Jolene Van der Kaap-Deeder
The Early brain development group (EBD) Lars Morten Rimol
The Personality and Health Psychology research group (PEHP) Håvard R. Karlsen
The Psychophysiology Lab Magne Arve Flaten
The Vascular Diseases Research Group (VaDi) Ramune Grambaite
The Quantitative Methods Research Group Mehmet Mehmetoglu
The Trondheim Early Secure Study (TESS) Lars Wichstrøm