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R. Withagen

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R. Withagen — researcher profile on SciRah

h-index: 25
Works: 64
Citations: 2,235

Most-cited papers

Affordances can invite behavior: Reconsidering the relationship between affordances and agency
R. Withagen, H. de Poel, D. Araújo, G. Pepping
2012535 citations
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The empowering variability of affordances of nature: Why do exercisers feel better after performing the same exercise in natural environments than in indoor environments?
D. Araújo, E. Brymer, H. Brito, R. Withagen +1 more
2019Psychology of Sport And Exercise148 citations Open access
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Inviting affordances and agency
R. Withagen, D. Araújo, H. de Poel
2017133 citations Open access
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The role of feedback information for calibration and attunement in perceiving length by dynamic touch.
R. Withagen, C. Michaels
2005Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance121 citations Open access
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Individual differences in learning to perceive length by dynamic touch: Evidence for variation in perceptual learning capacities
R. Withagen, M. van Wermeskerken
2009Attention, perception & psychophysics78 citations Open access
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The Role of Affordances in the Evolutionary Process Reconsidered
R. Withagen, M. van Wermeskerken
201074 citations
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Information without content: a Gibsonian reply to enactivists' worries.
L. van Dijk, R. Withagen, R. Bongers
2015Cognition68 citations
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Transfer of calibration in length perception by dynamic touch
R. Withagen, C. Michaels
2004Perception & Psychophysics64 citations Open access
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The Calibration of Walking Transfers to Crawling: Are Action Systems Calibrated?
R. Withagen, C. Michaels
200261 citations Open access
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Affordances in a simple playscape: are children attracted to challenging affordances?
Björn Prieske, R. Withagen, Joanne Smith, F. Zaal
201557 citations
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Towards a new ecological conception of perceptual information: lessons from a developmental systems perspective.
R. Withagen, J. van der Kamp
2010Human Movement Science57 citations
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Affordances and neuroscience: Steps towards a successful marriage.
M. D. de Wit, S. D. de Vries, J. van der Kamp, R. Withagen
2017Neuroscience and Biobehavioral Reviews53 citations Open access
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An ecological approach to creativity in making
R. Withagen, J. van der Kamp
201851 citations Open access
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Naturalizing Perception
R. Withagen, A. Chemero
200949 citations Open access
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Affordances and classification: On the significance of a sidebar in James Gibson's last book
R. Withagen, A. Chemero
201245 citations
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Do children create standardized playgrounds? A study on the gap-crossing affordances of jumping stones
Douwe Jongeneel, R. Withagen, F. Zaal
201542 citations
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Aldo van Eyck’s Playgrounds: Aesthetics, Affordances, and Creativity
R. Withagen, S. Caljouw
2017Frontiers in Psychology39 citations Open access
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Temporalizing agency: Moving beyond on- and offline cognition
L. van Dijk, R. Withagen
201639 citations
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On Ecological Conceptualizations of Perceptual Systems and Action Systems
R. Withagen, C. Michaels
200536 citations Open access
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Transfer of Calibration Between Length and Sweet-Spot Perception by Dynamic Touch
R. Withagen, C. Michaels
200735 citations Open access
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The Pickup of Nonspecifying Variables Does Not Entail Indirect Perception
R. Withagen
200435 citations Open access
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The horizontal worldview: A Wittgensteinian attitude towards scientific psychology
L. van Dijk, R. Withagen
201434 citations
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‘The End of Sitting’: An Empirical Study on Working in an Office of the Future
R. Withagen, S. Caljouw
2015Sports Medicine30 citations Open access
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On the Education About/of Radical Embodied Cognition
J. van der Kamp, R. Withagen, Dominic Orth
2019Frontiers in Psychology26 citations Open access
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Information, Perception, and Action: A Reply to Commentators
C. Michaels, R. Withagen, David M. Jacobs, F. Zaal +1 more
200126 citations
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Productive pluralism: The coming of age of ecological psychology.
J. Bruineberg, R. Withagen, L. van Dijk
2023Psychology Review21 citations Open access
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Affective Gibsonian Psychology
R. Withagen
202220 citations
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Can we hasten expertise by video simulations? Considerations from an ecological psychology perspective
M. Dicks, J. van der Kamp, R. Withagen, J. Koedijker
201519 citations
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Towards an ecological approach to emotions and the individual differences therein
R. Withagen
2018New Ideas in Psychology18 citations
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The Field of Invitations
R. Withagen
2023Ecological psychology17 citations Open access
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Visual illusions and direct perception: Elaborating on Gibson's insights
M. D. de Wit, J. van der Kamp, R. Withagen
201516 citations
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Aging affects attunement in perceiving length by dynamic touch
R. Withagen, S. Caljouw
2011Attention, perception & psychophysics16 citations Open access
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Children prefer a nonstandardized to a standardized jumping stone configuration: Playing time and judgments
Karlijn Sporrel, S. Caljouw, R. Withagen
201715 citations Open access
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What Should A “Gibsonian Neuroscience” Look Like? Introduction to the Special Issue
M. D. de Wit, R. Withagen
2019Ecological psychology14 citations Open access
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Perceivers vary in their capacity to benefit from feedback in learning to perceive length by dynamic touch
Gertjan Rop, R. Withagen
2014Attention, perception & psychophysics13 citations
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Cultural and learning differences in the Judd illusion
J. van der Kamp, R. Withagen, M. D. de Wit
2013Attention, Perception, & Psychophysics13 citations Open access
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RAAAF’s office landscape The End of Sitting: Energy expenditure and temporary comfort when working in non-sitting postures
S. Caljouw, R. de Vries, R. Withagen
2017PLoS ONE12 citations Open access
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Gap-crossing behavior in a standardized and a nonstandardized jumping stone configuration
Karlijn Sporrel, S. Caljouw, R. Withagen
2017PLoS ONE11 citations Open access
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After Phrenology: Neural Reuse and the Interactive Brain
M. D. de Wit, J. van der Kamp, R. Withagen
201611 citations
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How mechanical context and feedback jointly determine the use of mechanical variables in length perception by dynamic touch
R. Menger, R. Withagen
2009Attention, perception & psychophysics10 citations Open access
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What does the concept of affordances afford?
R. Withagen, A. Costall
2021Adaptive Behavior9 citations Open access
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Are Children Attracted to Play Elements with an Open Function?
A. Lynn van der Schaaf, S. Caljouw, R. Withagen
20209 citations Open access
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Crossing the Gap: Older Adults Do Not Create Less Challenging Stepping Stone Configurations Than Young Adults
A. Jeschke, A. D. de Lange, R. Withagen, S. Caljouw
2020Frontiers in Psychology8 citations Open access
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Transfer of attunement in length perception by dynamic touch
S. D. de Vries, R. Withagen, F. Zaal
2015Attention, perception & psychophysics8 citations Open access
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Height, Size, and/or Gap Width Variation in Jumping Stone Configurations: Which Form of Variation Attracts Children the Most?
A. Jeschke, S. Caljouw, F. Zaal, R. Withagen
2022Ecological psychology6 citations Open access
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Conceptualizing the Environment in a Time of Ecological Collapse
R. Withagen, J. van der Kamp, Carl T. Woods
2024Ecological psychology5 citations Open access
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Studies in perception and action VII
R. Withagen, C. Michaels
20035 citations
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On Response-Ability in a Time of Ecological Collapse
Carl T. Woods, J. van der Kamp, R. Withagen
2026Ecological psychology4 citations Open access
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The End of Sitting: How middle-aged employees use and experience a new activity-inducing office over time
S. Caljouw, E. D. de Haan, N. Mollee, R. Withagen
2019Journal of Environmental Psychology4 citations Open access
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The Gibsonian movement and Koffka’s Principles of Gestalt Psychology
R. Withagen
2024Theory & Psychology3 citations Open access
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