Henderina W. Steenbeek
 Department of Clinical and Developmental Psychology
 
University
of Groningen
 Grote Kruisstraat 2/1, 9712 TS
Groningen
 The
Netherlands
 Tel: 0031-(0)50-3637993
 Email: H.W.Steenbeek@rug.nl

Dissertation &

Dissertation materials

Dissertation text

The Agent model of dyadic interaction of children during play

Program code of the Agent model

The Influence of Social Effectiveness and Social Power components in the Agent model

The Coupled Equations model of dyadic interaction of children during play

Long term model (appendix to article ‘Validation of a dynamic systems model’). In order to use this application, first save this and the other excel files to your own hard disk and open from there.

Other publications

Explaining after by before. Basic aspects of a dynamic systems approach to the study of development. Van Geert, P. and Steenbeek, H. (2005). Developmental Review, 25, 408-442.

A Dynamic Systems Model of Dyadic Interaction during Play of Two Children. Steenbeek, H. and van Geert, P. (2005). European Journal of Developmental Psychology, 2 (2), 105 – 145.

A complexity and dynamic systems approach to developmental assessment, modeling and research. Van Geert, P. & Steenbeek, H. (2005). In K.W. Fischer, A. Battro and P. Lena (Eds.),. Mind, Brain and Education. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Stability of three methods for two-dimensional sociometric status determination based on the procedure of Asher, Singleton, Tinsley and Hymel. Maassen, G.H., Steenbeek, H. en Van Geert, P. (2004).  Social Behavior and Personality, 32 (6), 535-550

Een dynamisch systeem model van interactie tijdens spel van twee kinderen.Steenbeek, H.W.,van Geert, P., and van Moorter, B. (2003).  Nederlands Tijdschrift voor de Psychologie, 58, 141-157.

Variations on dynamic variations. Steenbeek,H.; van Geert,P. (2002). Human-Development. 2002 May-Jun; Vol 45(3): 167-173.

Differences in problems of motivation in different special groups. Kunnen, E. S.; Steenbeek, H. W.; Child: Care, Health and Development, Vol 25(6), Nov 1999. pp. 429-446.

An Empirical Validation Of A Dynamic Systems Model Of Interaction: Do Children Of Different Sociometric Statuses Differ In Their Dyadic Play? Submitted to Developmental Science, 2007

Figures and Tables

A Theory and Dynamic Model of Dyadic Interaction: Concerns, Appraisals and Contagiousness in A Developmental Context. To appear in Developmental Review, Spring 2007