Dr Pascal Vrticka (PhD, FHEA)

Senior Lecturer / Associate Professor, Department of Psychology, University of Essex (Colchester, UK)

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Dr Pascal Vrticka (PhD, FHEA)

  • Home
  • About
  • SoNeAt Lab
    • Apply & Contact
    • Current Lab Members & Research Topics
    • Past Lab Members & Research Topics
    • Participate
    • CARE Studies
    • TRIO Studies
    • SWITCH Project
  • SIRG SoNeAt
    • Coordinating board
    • SIRG SoNeAt Newsletters
    • Our Agenda
    • Special Issue “Towards a Social Neuroscience of Human Attachment”
    • How to become involved
    • Resources
  • SoNeAt
    • Attachment Theory – A Social Neuroscientist’s Perspective
    • Functional Neuro-Anatomical Models of Human Attachment (NAMA & NAMDA)
    • The Neural Substrates of Attachment in Adolescents
    • The Neural Substrates of Attachment & Caregiving in Children and Parents
    • Attachment & Bio-Behavioural Synchrony in Dyads
    • The Genetics and Epigenetics of Attachment
    • Longitudinal Attachment Research
    • Attachment Disruption and Disorganisation
    • Attachment, Social Connection & Allostasis
    • Attachment Q & A
    • Attachment Science
    • Attachment Myth-Busting
  • Caring Dads
  • Babygro
  • CALS
  • TEDx
  • Other Research
    • Relevance
    • Eye Gaze
    • Humor
    • Emotion Regulation
    • The ReSource Project
  • Methods
    • fNIRS Hyperscanning – An Introduction
  • Publications
  • Talks
  • Blog
  • Press
  • Events
    • 2025 SoNeAt Lab fNIRS Hyperscanning Workshop
    • SNRAC2025
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