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© Louisa Kulke
© Louisa Kulke
Prof. Louisa Kulke

Weitere Informationen:

Institute for Psychology, Department of Developmental Psychology with Educational Psychology

Co-editor of the InMind Blog

Google Scholar Profile

Memberships:

  • Member of the German Psychological Society (DGPs) and the sub-sections Developmental Psychology, Educational Psychology, Biological Psychology and General Psychology
  • Member of the University of Bremen Open Science Initiative
  • Ambassador of the Open Science Framework
  • Member of the Faculty Council (Fachbereichsrat) Human and Health Sciences
  • Member of the Topical Advisory Board (Fachkommission) in Psychology
  • Mentor on the ARIADNE Mentoring Program

Selected Funding and Awards:

May 2022: Kingston Open Research Initiative Award

July 2021: Grant by the Universitätsbund Erlangen-Nürnberg e.V. to conduct and eye-tracking study on attention in premature infants in social situations

July 2021: Innovation Fond Teaching to implement Virtual Reality in digital teaching

July 2021: Grant from the Emerging Talents Initiative for a research project on “Development of neural and behavioural mechanisms of attention in social interactions”, investigating differences between digital and face-to-face interactions

February 2021: CResCID Grant on the topic : “Individual differences affecting dynamic emotion authenticity perception” in collaboration with Dr Mircea Zloteanu and Dr Fatima Maria Felisberti (Kingston University London)

May 2020: DFG grant for the project „Overt and covert attention to emotional faces in realistic social situations“

July 2019: Grant from the Diligentia Foundation in cooperation with PD Dr Alexia Gaudeul and Dr Katharina Gangl on „The effect of ethical feedback on moral behaviour among economic actors“

July 2018: Selected as one of the winners of the „Preregistration Challenge“ of the Open Science Framework

November 2017: Leibniz Science Campus Seed Fund (in cooperation with Dr Pooresmaeili and Prof Schacht) on the topic “The impacts of emotional content, reward and effort on overt shifts of visual attention”

November 2016: Leibniz Science Campus Seed Fund (in cooperation with Dr Christian Valuch) on “Developing perceptual expectations: An experimental test of predictive coding theory”

May 2014: Cecily De Monchaux Research Price 2014/2015

Jan. – Oct. 2014: DAAD (German Academix Exchange Service) PhD stipend

April 2013: Cecily De Monchaux Research Price 2012/2013

Methods:

  • Electroencephalography
  • Eye-tracking
  • Virtual Reality

Projects:

Overt and covert attention to emotional faces in realistic social situations, DFG

Development of neural and behavioural mechanisms of attention in social interactions

Emerging Talents Initiative Individual differences affecting dynamic emotion authenticity perception (Centre for Research in Communities, Identities and Difference (CResCID) Dr Mircea Zloteanu and Dr Fatima Maria Felisberti)

Publikationen
Aug 2022 // other

Is implicit Theory of Mind a robust phenomenon? A test with ecologically more valid stimuli

Open Science Framework

Louisa Kulke; Marieke Wübker; Hannes Rakoczy
DOI: 10.17605/osf.io/65pv8

Aug 2022 // other

Individual differences affecting dynamic emotion authenticity perception

Open Science Framework

Mircea Zloteanu; Fatima M. Felisberti; Louisa Kulke
DOI: 10.17605/osf.io/fntr8

Aug 2022 // other

Testing the effect of familiarization trials on implicit Theory of Mind with standardized animated stimuli

Open Science Framework

Louisa Kulke; Josefin Johannsen; hannes rakoczy
DOI: 10.17605/osf.io/gfjs5

Aug 2022 // other

Relation between face-to-face and online contacts with and without masks, emotion recognition and mood in adults

Open Science Framework

Louisa Kulke; Christian Valuch; Theresia Langer
DOI: 10.17605/osf.io/gepw8

Aug 2022 // other

Neural and attentional patterns of social content and emotional valence processing: An EEG and Eye-Tracking study

Open Science Framework

Louisa Kulke; Danilo Postin; Annekathrin Schacht
DOI: 10.17605/osf.io/vxn6g

Aug 2022 // other

Testing anticipatory looking implicit Theory of Mind paradigms under more realistic social circumstances

Open Science Framework

Max Hinrichs; Louisa Kulke
DOI: 10.17605/osf.io/ntj2y

Aug 2022 // other

Determining salient regions of pictures with social & emotional content

Open Science Framework

Louisa Kulke; Lina Meiners; Danilo Postin; Annekathrin Schacht
DOI: 10.17605/osf.io/4wrzf

Aug 2022 // other

Disengaging overt attention from emotional faces

Open Science Framework

Louisa Kulke; Lena Brümmer; Arezoo Pooresmaeili; Annekathrin Schacht
DOI: 10.17605/osf.io/7ec8y

Aug 2022 // other

A systematic comparison of gaze patterns in true belief, false belief and ignorance situations

Open Science Framework

Josefin Johannsen; Marina Proft; Louisa Kulke; hannes rakoczy
DOI: 10.17605/osf.io/j35qs

Aug 2022 // other

How non-verbal is implicit Theory of Mind? Adding a verbal narration to anticipatory looking tasks.

Open Science Framework

Louisa Kulke; Marieke Wübker; Hannes Rakoczy
DOI: 10.17605/osf.io/fb8fj

Aug 2022 // other

Implicit Theory of Mind – myth or mindreading mechanism

Open Science Framework

Louisa Kulke; Hannes Rakoczy
DOI: 10.17605/osf.io/dxb5n

Aug 2022 // other

Cueing vs. Theory of Mind: Removing confounds from anticipatory looking false belief tasks

Open Science Framework

Louisa Kulke
DOI: 10.17605/osf.io/3b8tq

Aug 2022 // other

Are we less social in noisy environments? The effect of noise on implicit Theory of Mind performance

Open Science Framework

Louisa Kulke
DOI: 10.17605/osf.io/ca682

Aug 2022 // other

Overt and covert attention shifts to emotional faces – combining EEG, Eye-tracking and a go/no-go paradigm

Open Science Framework

Louisa Kulke; Lena Brümmer; Arezoo Pooresmaeili; Annekathrin Schacht
DOI: 10.17605/osf.io/4kscq

Aug 2022 // other

Validating the Goettingen Faces Database

Open Science Framework

Louisa Kulke; Laura Janßen; Annekathrin Schacht
DOI: 10.17605/osf.io/c9mfq

Aug 2022 // other

Effects of visual competition and emotional salience on overt attention shifts

Open Science Framework

Louisa Kulke; Arezoo Pooresmaeili; Annekathrin Schacht
DOI: 10.17605/osf.io/324ds

Aug 2022 // other

Testing conditioning as an alternative explanation in implicit Theory of Mind paradigms

Open Science Framework

Louisa Kulke
DOI: 10.17605/osf.io/sy328

Aug 2022 // other

Adolescents’ emotion recognition based on the visible eye region before and after government-mandated wearing of masks due to the COVID-19 pandemic

Open Science Framework

Louisa Kulke; Christian Valuch; Theresia Langer
DOI: 10.17605/osf.io/fa5h2

Aug 2022 // other

Where is the chocolate? Testing implicit Theory of Mind with ecologically more valid stimuli

Open Science Framework

Louisa Kulke; Marieke Wübker; hannes rakoczy
DOI: 10.17605/osf.io/hj9kr

Aug 2022 // other

Overt, covert and natural attention shifts to emotional faces

Open Science Framework

Laura Beatriz Borges Bastos Pasqualette; Clarisse Kugler; Louisa Kulke
DOI: 10.17605/osf.io/3qxmf

Aug 2022 // other

Validating the Goettingen Faces Database

Open Science Framework

Louisa Kulke; Laura Janßen; Ronja Demel; Annekathrin Schacht
DOI: 10.17605/osf.io/4knpf

Aug 2022 // other

Cueing vs. Theory of Mind: Removing confounds from anticipatory looking false belief tasks

Open Science Framework

Louisa Kulke
DOI: 10.17605/osf.io/zp76h

Aug 2022 // other

Implicit Theory of Mind – myth or mindreading mechanism

Open Science Framework

Louisa Kulke; Hannes Rakoczy
DOI: 10.17605/osf.io/2bvt8

Aug 2022 // other

Supplementary Files

Open Science Framework

Louisa Kulke
DOI: 10.17605/osf.io/r7cxz

Aug 2022 // other

Data and Stimuli - Why can some implicit Theory of Mind tasks be replicated and others cannot? A test of mentalizing versus submentalizing accounts

Open Science Framework

Louisa Kulke; Josefin Johannsen; hannes rakoczy
DOI: 10.17605/osf.io/ef629