Biography
Sari Hogye is a PhD candidate at the Department of Public Administration and Sociology, working on the project "The role of the father in child development and the intergenerational transmission of inequality". Her promotor team consists of prof. dr. Renske Keizer, prof. dr. Pauline Jansen, and dr. Nicole Lucassen.
Throughout her PhD, Sari is collaborating with the Generation R Study, a large population-based cohort at the Erasmus Medical Center in Rotterdam. Her research focuses on risks and resilience factors in socio-emotional development in early childhood. In her first research paper, she studied the role of paternal and maternal harsh parenting and child inhibitory control in bullying involvement. In her second research paper, she studied whether family-level factors could mitigate the negative impact of early life cumulative risks on children's emotional and behavioral difficulties. Her research methods include moderation models and structural equation modeling.
Sari is also a member of the Peer Researchers Rotterdam (https://peerresearchersrotterdam.wordpress.com/sari-hogye/).
Erasmus School of Social and Behavioural Sciences
- hogye@essb.eur.nl
More information
Work
- Sari Hogye (2024) - Child problem behavior in the early family environment: Unraveling the role of maternal and paternal harsh parenting
- Sara I. Hogye, Nicole Lucassen, Katrien O.W. Helmerhorst, Paula Vrolijk & Renske Keizer (2023) - Changes in coercive parenting and child externalizing behavior across COVID-19 and the moderating role of parent-child attachment relationship quality - PLoS ONE, 18 (10 October) - doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0290089 - [link]
- Sari Hogye, Nicole Lucassen, Pauline Jansen, Isabel Schuurmans & Renske Keizer (2022) - Cumulative risk and internalizing and externalizing problems in early childhood: Compensatory and buffering roles of family functioning and family regularity - Adversity and Resilience Science, 3 (2), 149-167 - doi: 10.1007/s42844-022-00056-y
- Sari Hogye, Pauline Jansen, Nicole Lucassen & Renske Keizer (2021) - The relation between harsh parenting and bullying involvement and the moderating role of child inhibitory control: A population-based study - Aggressive Behavior, 48 (2), 141-151 - doi: 10.1002/ab.22014 - [link]
- Lisa van der Storm, Paula Vrolijk, Sari Hogye & S De Leeuw (2019) - The impact of parental involvement in child upbringing: Focusing on mothers and fathers.
- SI (Sari) Hogye (2021) - APA 2021 Virtual Convention (Participant)
Activity: Attending an event › Academic - SI (Sari) Hogye (2021) - Cumulative risk and emotional and behavioral difficulties in early childhood: Family functioning and family regularity as moderators (Speaker)
Activity: Oral presentation › Academic - SI (Sari) Hogye (2021) - APS 2021 Virtual Convention (Participant)
Activity: Attending an event › Academic - D (Daphne) van de Bongardt, R (Rianne) Kok, M (Michelle) Achterberg, SI (Sari) Hogye, FM (Frank) Weerman, J (Joran) Jongerling, MC (Miranda) Lutz & LP (Linda) Dekker (2021) - Annual Peer Relations Onderzoekers (PRO) conference (Participant)
Activity: Organising and contributing to an event › Academic - SI (Sari) Hogye (2021) - Peer Relations Onderzoekers (PRO) Virtual Meeting (Participant)
Activity: Attending an event › Academic - SI (Sari) Hogye (2019) - The role of child inhibitory control in the linkages between harsh parenting and child bullying involvement: A Generation R study (Speaker)
Activity: Oral presentation › Academic - SI (Sari) Hogye (2019) - The relation between harsh parenting and bullying involvement and the moderating role of children’s inhibitory control problems: A population-based study (Speaker)
Activity: Oral presentation › Academic
3.4 Bachelor Project
- Year
- 2024
- Course Code
- ESSB-C3050
