Trudy Dehue

Prof. Dr. Trudy Dehue holds a professorship at the University of Groningen's Faculty of Behavioural and Social Sciences, specializing in the Theory and History of Psychology. Her work critically examines the intersections of medical history, research methodologies, and ethical science communication. She has contributed significantly to understanding the historical development of randomized controlled trials and their societal implications. Her research spans topics like medicalization critiques, ADHD neurobiology, and abortion terminology history.

Key achievements include receiving the Academy Medal (2019) and being elected to the Royal Holland Society of Sciences (2016). She has authored over 76 publications and participated in 85 professional activities including keynote addresses at major conferences. Her media engagements emphasize public science literacy, notably through appearances in Dutch media outlets discussing reproductive rights and mental health policy.

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Her research interests emphasize critical historiography of psychological and medical practices, particularly focusing on how definitions and methodologies shape both science and society. Current projects include a book series on pregnancy history with poet Willemijn van de Walle.