Kim Dierckx

Supervisor

Department of Developmental, Personality, and Social Psychology

Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences

Kim Dierckx works as a doctoral assistant at the Department of Developmental, Personality, and Social Psychology (Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences, Ghent University) and is also affiliated with the interdisciplinary Center for the Social Study of Migration and Refugees (CESSMIR) as a researcher. As part of his PhD, he examined the “super-diverse” society. Specifically, he investigated how social institutions can achieve social harmony in diverse societies through the application of procedural justice. His current research focuses on the mutual relationships between ethnic-cultural minorities and the factors that can positively influence these relationships.

Email: kim.dierckx@ugent.be

Phone: +3292646419

Research themes:

Discrimination, racism and prejudice

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Recent publications

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Deception in early and mid-adolescence : investigating normative age and gender differences and the association with DSM-oriented scales of psychopathology from a multi-informant perspective

Marie-Céline Gouwy
UGent, Kim Dierckx
UGent, Masha Ivanova, Arne Roets
UGent and Barbara De Clercq
UGent
(2025)
JOURNAL OF PSYCHOPATHOLOGY AND BEHAVIORAL ASSESSMENT.
47(3).
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Understanding place attachment profiles among natives, internal and international migrants

Tiago Azeredo Dionisio
UGent, Fátima Bernardo
UGent, Kim Dierckx
UGent, Isabel Loupa-Ramos
UGent and Veerle Van Eetvelde
UGent
(2025)
JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY.
105.
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Ethnic-cultural procedural fairness effects on organizational identification and job satisfaction among minority and majority employees

Kim Dierckx
UGent, Hilde Depauw
UGent, Tessa Haesevoets
UGent, Barbara Valcke
UGent, Thomas Van Roey, Bart Van de Putte
UGent, David De Cremer, Crizelle Els and Alain Van Hiel
UGent
(2025)
FRONTIERS IN PSYCHOLOGY.
16.