Heidelberg study on information processing (Heidi)
Principal Investigators:
Dr. Annika Stump & Dr. Torsten Wüstenberg
Institution:
Psychological Institute, Quantitative Research Methods & Core Facility for Neuroscience of Self-Regulation
Term:
Since May 2024
Laboratories used:
Methodology:
Eyetracking, skin conductivity, video
Project description:
This study examines the extent to which various physiological measures are linked to parameters of information processing and decision-making processes. For this purpose, the test subjects assess various true and false statements according to their truthfulness and indicate the subjective certainty of judgment per trial. To answer the question, reaction time, eye movement pupil width, mimic reaction and skin conductivity are evaluated.