Topics for Theses
On this page you will find suggested topics for theses (bachelor and master theses), which can also be researched during research internships. For further information on the topics, please contact the respective contact person or e-mail us. If you are interested, please contact us at any time. If you have a suggestion on your own, we are open to your ideas. We prefer to supervise theses concerning basic and applied cognitive psychology and cognitive aging.
Prof. Dr. Beatrice G. Kuhlmann
Due to parental leave, Prof. Kuhlmann will not be able to supervise theses in HWS 2023 and FSS 2024.
Dr. Martin Brandt
- Is there a revelation effect in free recall?
- Does the homogeneity of item materials modulate the revelation effect?
- Is binding in visual short-term memory a predictor of associative memory?
- Interference in visual short-term memory: Which memory system is assessed in interference paradigms?
- Object-Based Attention: Under what circumstances do object advantages or disadvantages arise?
- Thurstone scaling of preference judgments with incomplete pairwise comparisons.
I also supervise theses that focus on topics such as episodic memory, visual short-term memory, or attention research.
Dr. Nikoletta Symeonidou
Due to many already confirmed supervisions for the fall/
Carolin Streitberger
Due to many already confirmed supervisions for the fall/