Publications

• Comprehensibility and appreciation of two gender-neutral neopronouns in French: iel and al (2026)

Chloé Vincent, Sarah Van Hoof, Pascal Mark Gygax, Ute Gabriel & Sofie Decock

• Dissertation: Dutch gender-inclusive pronouns: investigating perceived text quality, mental representations and attitudes (2026)

Hanne Verhaegen

• A thematic analysis of attitudes towards Dutch gender-inclusive pronouns (2026)

Hanne Verhaegen

• Gender-inclusive language in Dutch (2026)

Sarah Van Hoof & Sofie Decock

• Gender inclusive language in Norwegian (Bokmål): How (not) to encode referential gender (2026)

Ute Gabriel & Tiziana Jäggi

• The effect of Dutch gender-neutral pronouns on perceived text quality: generic reference in employee guidelines (2025)

Hanne Verhaegen, Sarah Van Hoof, Rebecca Van Herck, Ute Gabriel, Pascal Mark Gygax & Sofie Decock

• Beyond She and He: A Framework for Studying the Cognitive, Psychological and Social Effects of Gender-Neutral Pronouns (2025)

Tiziana Jäggi, Pascal Mark Gygax, Sofie Decock, Ute Gabriel, Sarah Van Hoof, Hanne Verhaegen & Chloé Vincent

• The Dutch gender-neutral pronoun die: more accepted for generic than for specific reference (2025)

Sofie Decock, Sarah Van Hoof, Lou-Lou Vanrobaeys, Hanne Verhaegen & Chloé Vincent

• Does Inclusive Language Increase the Visibility of Women, or Does It Simply Decrease the Visibility of Men? A Missing Piece of the Inclusive Language Jigsaw (2025)

Sayaka Sato, Pascal Mark Gygax, Ute Gabriel, Jane Oakhill, Lucie Escasain

• The comprehensibility and appreciation of non-binary pronouns in newspaper reporting : the case of hen and die in Dutch (2024)

Sofie Decock, Sarah Van Hoof, Ellen Soens, Hanne Verhaegen