Erik Stuchlý, MSc.

Photo: ©ralfkornmann

PhD student

Address

University of Hamburg

Faculty of Psychology and Human Movement Science

Cognitive Modelling & Decision Neuroscience

Von-Melle-Park 11

20146 Hamburg

Office

VMP 11

Room: 106

Contact

Tel: +421 951 614 988

Email: erik.stuchly"AT"uni-hamburg.de

I am broadly interested in the cognitive and computational mechanisms of decision-making. My master's research investigated how the monetary rewards and penalties on perceptual decision tasks affect the response strategies that participants select. Currently, I am involved in the 'TrackingMinds' project, which examines whether people can learn to predict the decisions of others and whether this is achieved via Theory of Mind-like simulation mechanisms.

Academic CV

11/2021 -

Present

PhD student at the General Psychology group, University of Hamburg (project TrackingMinds; supervisor: Prof Sebastian Gluth)

09/2020 -

10/2021

MScR Psychology, University of Bristol (supervisors: Dr Casimir Ludwig, Dr Gaurav Malhotra)

09/2017 -

06/2020

BSc Psychology, University of Bristol

Selected Publications

Wulf, M., Yesilada, M., Holford, D., Abels, C. M., Radosevic, M., Stuchly, E., ... & Hahn, U. (2024). Tracking the development of COVID-19-related PsyArXIV preprints. Collabra Psychology, 10(1), 121378.
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