P.J.F. (Patrick) Groenen
Full Professor
Professor of Statistics
- T: +31 10 4081281 (dept.) or +31 10 4082259 (ERIM)
- E: groenen@ese.eur.nl
- Programme:
- Marketing
- ERIM Membership:
- Member ERIM, affiliated since 2002
- ERIM Role(s):
- Director of Doctoral Education ERIM (since 2009)
| 2013/2014 | Advanced Statistical Methods |
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| Code: | BERM.AMC.002 |
| ECTS: | 5 |
| Course level: | Advanced Methodology |
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| 2013/2014 | Scientific Integrity |
| Code: | BERM.SKL.009 |
| ECTS: | 1 |
| Course level: | Skill |
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| 2013/2014 | Statistical Methods |
| Code: | BERM.MC.004 |
| ECTS: | 6 |
| Course level: | Methodology |
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| 2012/2013 | Advanced Statistical Methods |
| Code: | BERM.AMC.002 |
| ECTS: | 5 |
| Course level: | Advanced Methodology |
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| 2012/2013 | Scientific Integrity |
| Code: | BERM.SKL.009 |
| ECTS: | 1 |
| Course level: | Skill |
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| 2012/2013 | Statistical Methods |
| Code: | BERM.MC.004 |
| ECTS: | 6 |
| Course level: | Methodology |
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| Jun 10, 2009 | Joint ERIM-Unipark Symposium on Online Research: Insights Into Methods and their Application in Practice |
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| Apr 23, 2009 | Efficient Experimental Designs for Choice-Based Conjoint Analysis |
| ERIM Research Seminar | Marketing | |
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| Apr 21, 2009 | Modeling Geo-dependent Attitudes Using Bayesian Spatial Factor Analysis |
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| Sep 12, 2008 | Introduction and Developments on Support Vector Machines and Classification |
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| Jun 25, 2007 | CARME 2007 Conference |
| Conference | Marketing | |
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| Mar 21, 2005 | Visualizing Consumers' Preference for Products by Ordinal Unfolding using PrefScal |
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Genoeconomics – The molecular genetic architecture of economic preferences and outcomes
Several PhD positions for genoeconomics are available as part of a joint research initiative of Erasmus University Rotterdam and the University of Amsterdam. Genoeconomics is a newly emerging research field that investigates the molecular genetic architecture of economic preferences (e.g. risk preferences, time discounting) and important lifetime outcomes (e.g. educational attainment, happiness, self-employment). This research could be transformative for the social sciences by providing new tools and insights to study the causes of behaviors and outcomes. Furthermore, the results of this research can inform medical research by identifying relevant causal pathways for disease outcomes (e.g. cognition-related or cardio-vascular diseases) that can help to identify individuals at risk early on. The PhD candidates will be embedded in an international, interdisciplinary research team that spearheads this new research field.
Economic behaviour, in particular entrepreneurship, and psychological markers
Little is known about the relation between psychological markers (i.e., validated psychiatric symptom scores) such as attention deficit and hyperactivity (ADHD) symptoms and economic, non-clinical, behaviour like entrepreneurship. However, there are some early indications that individuals with high levels of ADHD have higher entrepreneurship intentions when compared to other individuals and that entrepreneurs with high levels of ADHD have a higher level of entrepreneurial orientation than entrepreneurs with a low ADHD level. The present project takes entrepreneurship as a starting point to investigate the relation between psychological markers and economic behaviour. Knowledge of this relation could advance the field of occupational choice as well as that of psychology, and physical and mental well-being (happiness). A mismatch between the real occupational choice and the one predicted by a psychological profile may be detrimental to one’s mental and physical well-being (happiness). The research will focus on entrepreneurship but will not be confined to it: other manifestations of economic behaviour, in particular occupational choice, such as unemployment or education may follow. The research will try to identify the relation between multiple psychological markers for psychopathologies (for example: ADHD, addictions, narcissism, dyslexia) and entrepreneurship. In this research project, neuroscience techniques such as electroencephalography (EEG) are employed to study their association with these psychological markers. The project is a joint research initiative of Erasmus School of Economics and the Faculty of Social Sciences (Psychology). The PhD position will be affiliated with the newly established Erasmus University Rotterdam Institute of Biology and Economic Behaviour (EURIBEB). There will also be close collaboration with the newly established Erasmus Economics of Happiness research Organisation (EHERO). Furthermore, the PhD candidate will be part of an international research team that spearheads this new research field. Finally, the Erasmus University Behavioural Lab offers excellent facilities to conduct these cutting-edge studies, and is internationally accredited for its service.
| Visiting address |
| Office: H11-11 (dept.) or T6-03 (ERIM) |
| Burgemeester Oudlaan 50 |
| 3062 PA, Rotterdam |
| Netherlands |
| Postal address |
| Postbus 1738 |
| 3000 DR, Rotterdam |
| Netherlands |
