Ulrike Zetsche

Ulrike Zetsche is a researcher at the Department of Education and Psychology, Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy, Freie Universität Berlin. Her work focuses on emotional regulation, rumination, affective forecasting, and depression, utilizing experience sampling methods.

• Key Research Themes
  • Emotion regulation processes in clinical populations
  • Cognitive mechanisms in depression and OCD
  • Development of psychological assessment tools

Publication Trends: Over 2007–2024, her studies span OCD neurobiology (2007–2012), inhibition deficits in depression (2007–2012), and daily affect regulation (2018–2024). Recent work integrates ambulatory assessment with mindfulness interventions and cognitive control analysis.

Collaborations: Works closely with researchers like P.-C. Bürkner, L. Schulze, and B. Renneberg on clinical trials and meta-analyses. Involved in projects such as PANDA, I-REACH, and Smart-e-Moms.