Lund University Cognitive Science | Archive | Decision making

Choiche Blindness featured in the BBC podcast: The Big Idea

Posted on 10.26.20
Choice Blindness, Cognition, Decision making, Featured, In the news, LUCS
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New open PhD position at LUCS.
Apply by March 1, 2019.

Posted on 02.5.19
Choice Blindness, Corvid research, Decision making, Educational Technology, LUCS, Primate research
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New open PhD position at LUCS.
Apply by March 1, 2018.

Posted on 01.16.18
Animal cognition, Choice Blindness, Cognition, Decision making, Educational Technology, LUCS, Robotics
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Philip Pärnamets receiving the Glushko Dissertation Prize from Linda Smith and Robert Glushko at CogSci 2016.

Philip Pärnamets recipient of Glushko Dissertation Prize.

New open PHD-position at LUCS

Posted on 02.1.16
Animal cognition, Choice Blindness, Decision making, Educational Technology, LUCS
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Two open PHD-positions at LUCS

Posted on 02.2.15
Animal cognition, Choice Blindness, Decision making, Educational Technology, LUCS, Robotics
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How the Polls Can Be Both Spot On and Dead Wrong: Using Choice Blindness to Shift Political Attitudes and Voter Intentions

Posted on 04.10.13
Choice Blindness, Decision making, In the news, LUCS
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Doctoral studentship in cognitive science available

Posted on 02.5.13
Animal cognition, Choice Blindness, Decision making, Educational Technology, Language & vision, LUCS, Mental imagery, Robotics
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Annika Wallin on Why make good decisions?

Posted on 07.10.12
Decision making, LUCS
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Doctoral studentship in Cognitive Science open for application

Posted on 02.7.12
Animal cognition, Choice Blindness, Cognition, Decision making, Educational Technology, Language & vision, LUCS, Mental imagery, Robotics
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A woman wearing an eye tracking helmet in a super market.

Eyetracking at the Supermarket

Posted on 08.28.10
Decision making, LUCS
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