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On September 19, 2023, Hilal Tanyas, doctoral candidate at the Chair for Cognitive Psychology and Cognitive Aging, has successfully defended her dissertation with the titel „The Speed and the Temporal Aspects of Item and Source Processing in Source Monitoring“.

On Monday, August 15, 2022, Nikoletta Symeonidou, SMiP doctoral student and research assistant at the Chair of Cognitive Psychology and Cognitive Aging, successfully defended her dissertation. The title of her thesis is: “Emotional Source Memory: (Why) Are Emotional Sources Remembered Better?”.

The Psychonomic Society announced Beatrice Kuhlmann as one of the winners of the 2022 Early Career Award. This award acknowledges Prof. Kuhlmann’s research contributions in the first 10 years after completing her Ph.D. This is only the second time that the international society of over 4.300 ...

Starting January 1, 2022, Beatrice Kuhlmann was appointed Associate Editor of Cognitive Research: Principles and Implications (CR:PI). This Psychonomic Society journal published by Springer features “new empirical and theoretical work covering all areas of Cognition, with a special emphasis on ...

In December 2021, Beatrice Kuhlmann became a member of the Network Aging Research. Because aging affects humans in ist entirety, this network coordinated by Heidelberg University facilitates the interdisciplinary exchange of aging researchers from the humanities, social and natural sciences as well ...

Kick-off on September 22nd

Liliane Wulff and Sophie Scharf were awarded for their joint research in the Journal of Experimental Social Psychology on the topic “Unpacking stereotype influences on source-monitoring processes: Whatmouse tracking can tell us” the Bojanovsky Prize of the Prof. Dr. Anna and Prof. Dr. Jörg Jiri ...

We are glad to announce the start of another digital course of lectures as part of the One World Cognitive Psychology Seminars. The talks commence from the second week of March on and take place every Tuesday from 5:15p.m. until 6:45 p.m. (CEST). Click here to get a detailed overview of speakers and ...

Prof. Beatrice G. Kuhlmann is involved in a research project about digital assistance systems

On Friday, May 29, 2020, Liliane Wulff, CDSS doctoral student and research assistant at the Chair of Cognitive Psychology and Cognitive Aging, successfully defended her dissertation. The title of her thesis is: “The Nature of Knowledge Reliance in Source Guessing”.