Anna van 't Veer

Assistant Professor

Leiden University
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Anna van 't Veer is an Assistant Professor at Leiden University in the Netherlands. Her research primarily focuses on semantic priming effects across various languages, decision models for replication study selection, and the evaluation of scientific errors. She is actively engaged in the field of social neuroscience and contributes to discussions on the replication process in psychology.

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