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Research interests

My primary research interest lies in visual cognition, to understand how the brain and mind enable us to perceive, attend, and remember information from our visual environment. Other subjects that interest me include judgment and decision making, scientific reasoning, and the application of insights from cognitive psychology to understanding phenomena in every-day life.  

 

I currently supervise four PhD projects about the following subjects:

Hemispheric specialization in  visual information processing: Sanne Brederoo

Guidance of attention by information in working memory: Edyta Sasin

Psychology of second chances and resit exams: Rob Nijenkamp

Media-multitasking and information processing: Wisnu Wiradhany

 

 

 

Press/media

Groot op 5: Radio interview about forgetting passwords

Unconscious thought not so smart after all

Blokken of gokken?

The good, the bad, and the media multi-tasking: It’s all the internet’s fault. Or is it?

When a flash a memory makes: Memorability of pictures in an RSVP task

“Fuhgeddaboudit” if you can: When remembering may help you forget about a bad date

Pois, amigo, sua intuição não é tão boa quanto você pensava

Tezke izbire in majhni vzorci

Бессознательное не помогает принять правильное решение

「無意識の思考」の方が賢明というのは本当か?

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