Society & Choice Research Seminar

The Society & Choice research seminar is a platform where invited researchers present their work and take part in a short discussion with those attending. All lectures are open to researchers and students. Regular attendance is expected from Ph.D. students in the Society & Choice research area.

Program: Spring Semester 2023

Unless otherwise indicated, seminars take place on Thursdays from 12:00 to 13:00(Missionsstrasse 64a, seminar room 09).

DateTimePlaceSpeakerHost

23 February

12:00-13:00

09

Kristian Nielsen
Cambridge Social Decision-Making Lab

Increasing psychology’s contribution to mitigating climate change

PSBC/Ulf Hahnel

2 March

 

 

Basler Fasnacht

No seminar

 

9 March

12:00-13:00

09

Chris Donkin
Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich
Getting rid of bias in decision making

EP/Sebastian Olschewski

16 March

17:00-18:00

Zoom

Rahul Bhui
MIT Sloan School of Management
A rational account of the repulsion effect

EP/Steve Heinke

23 March

12:00-13:00

09

Hugo Mercier
CNRS, Institut Jean Nicod, Paris

Why do people trust in science?

PSBC/Ulf Hahnel

30 March

12:00-13:00

Zoom

Laura Bringmann
University of Groningen
Back to basics: The importance of conceptualization and measurement in psychological science

CDS/Loreen Tisdall

6 April

 

 

Easter break
No seminar

 

20 April

12:00-13:00

Zoom

Giovanni Travaglino
Royal Holloway, University of London
Competing social orders: the political influence of organized criminal groups on communities

SP/Reiner Greifeneder

27 April

12:00-13:00

09

Alain Quiamzade
University of Geneva

How minorities preparedness to argue can change the future of society

SP

18 May

 

 

Auffahrt
No seminar

 

25 May

12:00-13:00

Zoom

Tobia Spampatti
University of Geneva
A trust inoculation to protect public support of governmentally mandated actions to mitigate climate change

 

PSBC/Ulf Hahnel

1 June

17:00-18:00

Zoom

Kinneret Teodorescu
T
echnion Institute of Technology

The long-term effect of enforcement on violation behavior

EP/Doron Cohen