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On 06.11.2020, the 28th Trier EmPra Congress, for the first time in digital form, took place.

The following posters won at the EmPra Congress 2020:

1st prize:
Poster 19 - Ich bin meine erste Priorität: Untersuchung der Lokalisation selbstrelevanter Reize
Authors: Begemann, Marilena & Kirmse, Rosemarie
Lecturer: Dr. Sarah Schäfer, Department of General Psychology and Methodology, Prof. Dr. Christian Frings

2nd. prize:
Poster 11 -Warum Limits nicht immer zielführend sind: Der Limit Violation Effekt bei Zigarettenkonsum
Authors: Bauer, Clemens; Dyck, Jennifer; Staudt, Kevin & Tollmann, Leonie
Lecturer: Brian Schwartz, Department of Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy, Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Lutz

3rd prize:
Poster 21 -The Binding Self: Integrating Information Through Self-Association
Authors: Haumann, Eva; Ihli, Anaïs; Kunz, Jonas; Omeirat, Hassan und Tsesis, Natalie
Lecturer: Dr. Sarah Schäfer, Department of General Psychology and Methodology, Prof. Dr. Christian Frings

Congratulations!

We are proud to announce that Dr. Simon Merz is one of the award recipients for his outstanding doctorate at the University of Trier. In his dissertation, he investigated the cognitive mechanisms underlying the perception and processing of the spatial location of objects. Title: "When the (irrelevant) location matters: An investigation in the processing of vision and touch."

Klick here for the full press release.

Congratulations Simon!