Credit: Alexandra Voss
Research Areas
- Cognitive Modeling
- Experimental Methods
- Decision Making
Teaching (SMIP)
Foundations II: „Stochastic Models of Time-Dependent Cognitive Mechanisms“ (together with R. Ulrich)
Possible thesis topics
Ph.D. students are very welcome to devise their own thesis topic. However, some possible thesis topics are listed here:
- Cognitive processes underlying affective counter-regulation (Advisors: Voss, Kiesel).
- Extending diffusion model analyses to more complex decision making (Advisors: Voss, Klauer).
- The structure of cognitive speed (Advisors: Voss, Meiser).
- Modeling information uptake in an advice seeking paradigm (Advisors: Hütter, Voss).
- Parameter estimation and model testing of time-varying diffusion processes in cognitive conflict tasks (Advisors: Ulrich, Voss).
- Analysis of dynamic attentional processes in decision making and memory with generalized hierarchical models (Advisors: Meiser, Hilbig, Voss).
- Item versus source forgetting rates (Advisors: Kuhlmann, Bröder, Klauer, Voss).