Guest Lectures
You are cordially invited to participate in guest lectures by well-known scientists from Germany and abroad.
The guest lectures usually take place every thursday (during the semester) as part of our colloquium from 12:00 to 13:30, unless otherwise stated. The room can be taken from the information on the guest lectures.
2023
12.10.2023 Lecture by Julie M. Bugg, Washington University St. Louis, USA The transfer of memory-guided control near and far contexts 28.09.2023 Lecture by Marie Jakob, Universität Freiburg, Germany
Testing the independence of processes within the dual process model of recognition memory 21.09.2023 Lecture by Jean-Paul Snijder, Universität Heidelberg, Germany Modeling internsive longitudinal behavioral data with dynamic structural equation models 04.05.2023 Lecture by Lisa Fazio, Vanderbilt University, USA Misinformation: Why is it a problem? 02.03.2023 Lecture by Katja Pollak, Universität Freiburg, Germany The diffusion model and its selective influence assumption 2022
06.10.2022 Lecture by Asheley Landrum, Texas Tech University, USA Critical or cynical? Some adults choose to distrust experts 29.09.2022 Lecture by Christian Unkelbach, Universität Köln, Germany Why do people believe false repeated information? Consequences for action and advice
15.09.2022 Lecture by Chris Donkin, LMU München, Germany Getting rid of bias in decision making
24.03.2022 Lecture by Miri Besken, Bilken University, Ankara, Turkey The Effects of Perceptual Fluency on Actual and Predicted Memory with Naturalistic and Complex Materials
24.02.2022 Lecture by Vanessa Loaiza, University of Essex, UK The Reciprocal Impacts of Working Memory and Long-Term Memory
2019
11.04.2019 Lecture by Dr. Katarzyna Zawadzka, SWPS University, Polen Metamemory in Context
28.03.2019 Lecture by Dr. Thorsten Pachur, Max-Plank Institut für Bildungsforschung Berlin Aufmerksamkeitsprozesse bei Risikoentscheidungen: Eine Integration kognitiver und ökonomischer Ansätze
15.03.2019 Lecture by Prof. Dr. Richard A. Chechile, Tufts University, Massachusetts
and Prof. Dr. Michael D. Lee, University of California, Irvine
Some advantages of the Bayesian Approach to MPT Model Estimation
A Case Study in Using Bayesian Methods and MPTs to Understand Changes in Episodic Memory
2018
25.10.2018 Lecture by Prof. Dr. Rakoczy, Universität Göttingen The development of implicit and explicit Theory of Mind
11.10.2018 Lecture by Prof. Dr. Patric Meyer, SRH Heidelberg Ein repräsentationaler Ansatz zum Verständnis mesiotemporaler Gedächtnisfunktionen
04.10.2018 Lecture by Dr. Patrick Trotzke, Universität Duisburg-Essen Emotive und Kognitive Korrelate des pathologischen Kaufens
27.04.2018 Lecture given by Prof. Dr. Eric-Jan Wagenmakers, Universität von Amsterdam, NL Tip of the Iceberg? Revealing Hidden Uncertainty in Cognitive Modeling
15.03.2018 Lecture given by Dr. Josh Weller, Tilburg University, NL Who is a Risk Taker? Insights from Behavioral Decision-making and Individual Differences Research
2017
05.10.2017 Lecture by Prof. Dr. Markus Janczyk, Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen Identifying two different types of between-task crosstalk in dual-task situations
21.09.2017 Lecture by Dr. André Aßfalg, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg Default Reasoning with Conditional Inferences
23.03.2017 Lecture by Dr. Siri-Maria Kamp, SRH Heidelberg und ZI Mannheim Mechanisms of human episodic memory: Insights from Event-related potentials
2016
27.10.2016 Lecture by Dr. Rita Silva, Universität Köln Trying to disentangle the contributions of conceptual and perceptual fluency to the truth effect
15.09.2016 Lecture by Prof. Dr. Jochen Musch, Heinrich Heine Universität Düsseldorf Fußball, ein Glücksspiel? Zur Reliabilität von Spielergebnissen als Maß für die Spielstärke
02.06.2016 Lecture by Sander Begeer, Phd, Free University of Amsterdam, NL Theory of Mind and Autism: Tests and Treatments
14.04.2016 Lecture by Dora Matzke, University of Amsterdam, NL Bayesian Hierarchical Methods in Psychology: Two Case-Studies in Cognitive Modeling
2015
