Fall Semester 2025

DateTimePlaceSpeakerHost
18 September12:00-13:0008Juliane Kämmer
Diagnostic Quality Lab, Department of Emergency Medicine, University of Bern
Better emergency diagnoses? Understanding human–AI interaction during diagnostic decision-making
CDS/Rui Mata
25 September12:00-13:0008Jana Kesenheimer
PEAK, Social Psychology, University of Innsbruck, Austria
Diary studies & ecological momentary assessment in social & environmental psychology
SP/Jakob Schuck
2 October12:00-13:0008Anna Schnauber-Stockmann
Media Structure and Media Effects, Department of Communication, University of Mainz, Germany
From situations to structures: Why the situational level matters for understanding media use
DL/Lara Wolfers
     
16 October12:00-13:0008Andrew Heathcote
Department of Psychology, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Moving from statistical to cognitive models of decisions
EP/Joerg Rieskamp
30 October12:00-13:0008Florian Scharf
Department of Psychology, University of Kassel, Germany
Going with the trend: a longitudinal perspective on psychological experiments
SDS/Mirka Henninger
6 November12:00-13:00
ONLINE/ZOOM
08Philipp Lorenz-Spreen
Center Synergy of Systems (SynoSys), Technical University, Dresden, Germany
The complex interplay between social media, human behaviour and democracy
CDS/Rui Mata
13 November12:00-13:0008Mariek Vanden Abeele
Faculty of Political and Social Sciences, Ghent University, Belgium
Disconnect to reconnect? The science behind digital well-being and disconnection
DL/Lara Wolfers
20 November12:00-13:0008Clemens Stachl
Institute of Behavioral Science, University of St. Gallen
Transforming psychological research: Integrating mobile sensing with machine learning for behavioral insights
SDS/Mirka Henninger
4 December12:00-13:0008Sebastian Musslick
Computational Neurosciences, University of Osnabrück, Germany
Automated scientific discovery of mind and behavior
EP/Joerg Rieskamp
11 December12:00-13:0008Anna Langener
Department of Biomedical Data Science, Center for Technology and Behavioral Health, Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth, USA
Promises and pitfalls of passive (smartphone) measures in psychological research
SDS/Mirka Henninger

Program: Spring Semester 2025

DateTimePlaceSpeakerHost
27 February12:00-13:0009Ezequiel Lopez
Adaptive Rationality, Max Planck Institute for Human Development
Characterizing similarities and differences in people’s views based on open-ended expressions
CDS/Rui Mata
6 March12:00-13:0009Daniel Auer
Collegio Carlo Alberto, Turin, Italy/European Social Research, Mannheim University, Germany
Asparagus! Worker shortages and local immigration support
SP/Elianne Albath
13 MarchNo research seminar (Basler Fasnacht)
20 March12:00-13:0009Marius Rubo
Cognitive Psychology, Perception and Research Methods, University of Bern
Investigating social interactions using social virtual reality
CDS/Loreen Tisdall
27 March12:00-13:0009Armando Meier
Faculty of Business and Economics, University of Basel
What money shouldn’t buy: Aversion to monetary incentives for health behaviors
PSBC/Zahra Rahmani
3 April12:00-13:0009August Collsiöö
Department of Psychology Perception and Cognition, University of Uppsala, Sweden
Noise in human judgment is informative: Utilizing error distributions to learn more about the cognitive processing of individuals
EP/Florian Seitz
10 April12:00-13:0009Cornelia Wrzus
Institute of Psychology, University of Heidelberg, Germany
Age differences in situation perception: Insights from virtual reality studies
CDS/Loreen Tisdall
17 AprilNo research seminar (Gründonnerstag)
24 April

17:00-18:00

ONLINE

 Daphna Oyserman
Dornsife Mind & Society Center, University of Southern California, USA
Identity-based motivation and making sense of difficulty
SP/Rainer Greifeneder
1 MayNo research seminar (Tag der Arbeit)
15 May12:00-13:0009Gaëlle Marinthe
University of Clermont Auvergne, Clermont-Ferrand, France
Rethinking the impact of social identity on collective and political behaviors: The role of secure and defensive social identities
SP/Fanny Lalot
22 May12:00-13:0009Sarah Koch
Department of Sport, Exercise and Health, University of Basel
SDS/Mirka Henninger
29 MayNo research seminar (Auffahrt)
DateTimePlaceSpeakerHost

26 September

12:00-13:00

09

Tanja Lischetzke
Department of Psychology, RPTU, Germany
Methodological and measurement issues in ambulatory assessment: Effects of design features on aspects of data quality

SDS/Mirka Henninger

17 October - ONLINE12:00-13:0009Florian Lange
Behavioral Economics and Engineering Group, KU Leuven, Belgium
Behavioral paradigms for pro-environmental behavior research
PSBC/Ulf Hahnel
24 October12:00-13:0009Rafael Polania
Decision Science Lab, ETH Zürich
Rational sensing: from insects to rodents to humans to machines
EP/Sebastian Olschewski
TUESDAY 29 October12:00-13:0009Laura Bringmann
Psychometrics & Statistics Department, University of Groningen, The Netherlands
Improving ESM feedback through better ESM measurement
SDS/Mirka Henninger
7 November12:00-13:0009Evelien Schat
Quantitative Psychology and Individual Differences, KV Leuven, Belgium
Real-time detection of developing mood disorders using statistical process control: Key principles, performance optimization, and applications
SDS/Mirka Henninger
14 November12:00-13:0009Jonas Ludwig
Einstein Center Climate Change, Technical University Berlin, Germany
Citizens misjudge the emissions reduction potential of climate policy
 
PSBC/Nina Frings
12 December12:00-13:0009Anna Thoma
Adaptive Rationality, MPI Human Development, Berlin, Germany
The evolution of participant diversity in psychological research
CDS/Rui Mata
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