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After her Ph.D., Evy brought together an interdisciplinary team of scientists to study social decision-making in chimpanzees and humans using VR technology as part of a postdoctoral project. Together with her team6, she acquired funding from the University of Amsterdam (Amsterdam Brain and Cognition) and the Dr. J. C. Dobberke Stichting voor Vergelijkende Psychologie to make this project a reality.
1 Supervision: Prof. Dr. Liesbeth H. M. Sterck, dr. Marie-José H. M. Duchateau, and Lisette van den Berg, M.Sc., Utrecht University
2 Supervision: Prof. Dr. Mariska E. Kret, University of Amsterdam and Leiden University; Dr. Jorg J. M. Massen, University of Vienna.
3 Supervision: Prof. dr. Kret and Prof. dr. Frans B. M. de Waal, Emory University and Utrecht University.
4 To do so, she acquired funding from the Dr. J. C. Dobberke Stichting voor Vergelijkende Psychologie, and the
Stichting Elize Mathilde Fonds (Leiden University Fund, in collaboration with Prof. Dr. Kret).
5 Made possible with the invaluable help of two research assistants (Daan W. Laméris, M.Sc. and Berta Roura Torres, M.Sc.) and funding from the KNAW Ecology grant (Kret & van Berlo) and Stichting Het Kronendak (Laméris & van Berlo). In collaboration with Prof. dr. Kret, Prof. Dr. Karline R. L. Janmaat (Max Planck Institute
for Evolutionary Anthropology), Dr. Aaron Rundus, and Dr. Rebecca Chancellor (West Chester University)
6 Team: Prof. Dr. Janmaat, Dr. Jan Engelmann and Dr. Jan Hausfeld, and Dr. Lucas Molleman (University of
Amsterdam)
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