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| If you are interested in writing your master's thesis with CBDR please contact the supervisor of a project as indicated below. We look forward to receiving a brief cover letter with a motivation why you apply for a particular project, what you hope to be able to learn, and with what kind of skills and experiences you will be able to contribute to the project. We encourage students who aim to write their master's thesis with CBDR to also complete the curricular internship in our group, as this can substantially enhance the learning opportunities in a given project. Please note that you may only book the module after having contacted the supervisor of a specific project. |
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Beschreibung: Many relatively complex tasks have been developed to test people?s willingness to take risks. However, their ability to predict actual risk-taking behavior remains poor. This project thus aims to develop simpler, gamified tasks that tap specific of the various processes involved when people make risky choices.
Kontakt: Maué Pantoja, E-Mail
Beschreibung: In this project we are meta-analyzing the empirical evidence on the validity and reliability of specific behavioral risk-taking tasks. One issue of such tasks is that they are often implemented very flexibly, making a general assessment of their performance difficult. This project is thus particularly well suited for persons who have a strong methodological and statistical interest / background and are eager to apply state-of-the-art meta-analytic techniques.
Kontakt: Renato Frey, E-Mail
Beschreibung: At CBDR we are interested in measuring state-specific processes related to risky decision making in real-life contexts. To this end we have started to develop a smartphone app. The current project provides the opportunity to actively contribute to the further development, testing, and validation of this app. The project is thus particularly well suited for persons with a strong technology background and / or interest.
Kontakt: Renato Frey, E-Mail
Beschreibung: People make countless choices under risk and uncertainty. But what constitutes such a "risky choice", and for how long do such choices typically take? The goal of this project is to examine these and related questions by conducting a large-scale empirical survey.
Kontakt: Olivia Fischer, E-Mail
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