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Siri is currently studying Psychology at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin and is writing her bachelor’s thesis on the influence of body signals on visual perception. Her interest in vision and neuroscience grew through lectures and seminars, and she is now eager to gain hands-on experience in this area.

Ben is a student in the M.Sc. Psychology at HU Berlin. He is interested in all things perception and cognition, especially causality and reasoning. Ben seeks to understand the underlying process of finding good moves in chess, so he can blunder less.

My name is Gamze, and I am a master’s student in Neuroscience and Cognition as well as Neuropsychology at Utrecht University, with a BSc in Psychology. My research interests lie in understanding how vision and eye movements interact with memory and attention.

Lisa studies Psychology at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin and she is writing her Bachelor’s thesis on the perception of causality in the lab. After completing a research internship on the perception of causality and context effects, she became fascinated by the topic.

Anna is currently studying Psychology in the Bachelor’s program of HU Berlin. She’s writing her thesis in this lab, on the manipulation of microsaccade inhibition. A lecture and a research internship sparked her interested in visual perception.

Laura is currently studying Psychology at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin and she is writing her bachelor‘s thesis on the perception of causality. Visual perception and adaptation caught her eye in the beginning of her studies already.

Lina is studying Psychology at Humboldt University zu Berlin, where she is writing her Bachelor’s thesis on how people perceive causality in controlled environments. Her interest in this subject grew after she attended several lectures on visual perception during her studies.

I’m Maria, a psychology student at Humboldt University in Berlin, currently writing my bachelor’s thesis on the perception of causality. Over the course of my studies, I’ve become interested in how we perceive and interpret visual information.

Leonard is currently studying Psychology at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin and plans to write his Bachelor’s thesis on perceived causality. The idea to write his thesis in this area came from an experiment he did on how different types of motivation affect visual working memory and his interest in the causes and consequences of ocular dominance.

Mathilda is currently studying Psychology at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin and she is writing her bachelor‘s thesis on the perception of causality. Her interest in visual perception grew after she attended several lectures and seminars on this topic during her studies.