Cognitive Methods in Social Psychology

Karl Christoph Klauer, PhD, is Professor at the Institute of Psychology at the University of Freiburg in Germany. His scientific interests comprise mathematical psychology, social cognition, and general psychology. Dr. Klauer has received numerous scientific awards for his work, among them the Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Prize, which is the most renowned scientific prize awarded to scientists in Germany. Andreas Voss, PhD, is Full Professor for Research Methods in the Department of Psychology at the University of Heidelberg in Germany. From the beginning of his academic career, Dr. Voss has focused on quantitative models of decision making in his research. Specifically, his work centers on the analysis of cognitive processes in binary decisions with stochastic diffusion models. Christoph Stahl, PhD, is Full Professor for Research Methods and Experimental Psychology at the University of Cologne in Germany. Dr. Stahl's research involves different aspects of cognitive psychology, such as episodic memory, evaluative conditioning, and reasoning; his interests also include multinomial processing tree models.