Come and join Prof. Evie Vergauwe’s Working Memory, Cognition, and Development lab!
When you do a research project in our lab, you can get the opportunity to work closely with children or adults and to discover different stages of research. Not only would you participate in the ongoing research, but we can also involve you in the process of making research more open and reproducible, for example, by using the Open Science Framework (https://osf.io/) to share data and materials.
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If you have any questions or you would like to apply, contact Evie.Vergauwe@unige.ch. For applications, please enclose your CV, last PV results, and a motivation letter.
74101 Introduction to developmental cognitive psychology by Prof. Evie Vergauwe
74301 Cognitive development in childhood by Prof. Evie Vergauwe
751330 Cognitive development and learning by Prof. Evie Vergauwe
74189 Scientific skills and knowledge in psychology by Dr. Naomi Langerock
751342 From theories of cognitive development to their practical implications by Dr. Naomi Langerock
751345 The profession and best practices of psychology researchers by Prof. Evie Vergauwe
751CL3 Developmental psychology research symposium by Prof. Evie Vergauwe
CUSO workshop titled "Research in Psychology: From replication crisis to open science" by Prof. Evie Vergauwe
Swiss Open Psychological Science Initiative (SOPSI) by Prof. Evie Vergauwe
Examples of master's research topics for the Research colloquium of the cognitive and developmental orientations (751CL2 and 751CL3)
How to optimize retention/execution of instructions in the classroom?
Is multi-tasking done differently by children compared to adults?
Does the speed of search in working memory increase with age?
Can we reproduce the famous "Inhibition-of-return effect" in working memory?
Multisensory distraction in working memory as a model for classroom learning.
Laboratoire Mémoire de travail, Cognition et Développement
Université de Genève
Faculté de psychologie et Sciences de l'éducation
Bureau 5158
40 Boulevard Pont d'Arve
1205 Genève