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: Fall Semester 2023

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

DateTimePlaceSpeakerHost

21 September

12:00-13:00

09

Sonja Utz
University of Tübingen / Leibniz-Institut für Wissensmedien, Germany

Using social media for professional purposes: effects and underlying processes

GSP/Angela Leipold

28 September

12:00-13:00

09

Bettina von Helversen
Unibersity of Bremen, Germany
Sampling and sensitivity effects in advice taking regarding risky activities in younger and older adults

EP/Florian Seitz

5 October

17:00-18:00

Zoom

Robert Nosofsky
University of Indiana, USA
Applying exemplar models to real-world category domains

EP/Florian Seitz

12 October

12:00-13:00

09

Christina Sagioglou
University of Innsbruck, Austria
Moderators and mediators of the effects of target SES on moral judgment

SP/Melissa Jauch & Fanny Lalot

26 October

12:00-13:00

Zoom

Alice Mason
University of Bath, UK
How people interpret projections of future climate change depends on what they think is most likely to happen

EP/Sebastian Olschewski

2 November

12:00-13:00

09

Stefanie Bailer
University of Basel
Does it matter what you are or what you do in parliament? On the compensatory effects of politicians’ behavior in and outside parliament

SP/Rainer Greifeneder

9 November

12:00-13:00

09

Sanna Ahvenharju
University of Turku, Finland
Futures Consciousness: A future studies perspective

SP/Fanny Lalot

16 November

12:00-13:00

09

Ivan Moscati
University of Insubria, Italy

The history and methodology of expected utility

CDS/Rui Mata

23 November

to be confirmed

 

Disa Sauter
University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands

 

PSBC/Ulf Hahnel

30 November

12:00-13:00

09

Charley Wu
Human and Machine Cognition Lab, University of Tübingen, Germany
The two pillars of human learning

EP/Sebastian Olschewski

14 December

to be confirmed

 

Simon Columbus
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA
The social dilemma of climate policy

PSBC/ Zahra Rahmani

21 December

12:00-13:00

09

Jörg Gross
University of Zürich


 

 

PSBC/Ulf Hahnel