Prof. Dr. Friedrich Wilkening (emeritiert) - Cognitive and Developmental Psychologymore information

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Current research projects

Project leader	Project title
Cacchione	Core knowledge revisited: Effects of fission, fusion and shape transformation on infants' ability to represent inanimate and animate objects

Completed research projects

Project leader	Project title
Bertin	Infants' physical world: Sensitivity to time-speed-distance interrelations
	Infants' physical world: Sensitivity to time-speed-distance interrelations (follow-up project)
Cacchione	Effects of cohesion violation on great apes' ability to represent physical objects
	Sensitivity to the effects of gravity on inanimate objects’ behavior in human infants, apes and monkeys
Daum Frick Wilkening	Representational Momentum in Children and Adults: Cognitive or Perceptual Processes?
Ebersbach Wilkening	Development of Economic Concepts: The Influence of Time on Investment Decisions
Figner Wilkening	Cognitive and Motivational Processes in Risk Taking and Decision Making Under Uncertainty: Developmental and Experimental Studies
Frick Daum Wilkening	Intuitive Physics in Children and Adults: Imagery and Dynamic Mental Representations
Kienbaum Wilkening	The development of children's judgments of distributive justice The construction of fair shares
Mackinlay	Focal and Non Focal cues in Preschoolers Prospective Memory
Mackinlay Figner Wilkening	Juvenile Risk Handling
Mackinlay Kliegel	Prospective Memory in Children
Rapinett Mackinlay	Intentions, Actions and Goals
Rapp Figner	Cognitive Development: Understanding of Probability, Decision Making Under Uncertainty, and Risk Taking
Rapp Wilkening	Children's Adaptive Construction and Use of External Representations for Problem Solving
Schmid Haller Wilkening	Magic paradigm as a tool for studying children's concepts of intensive quantities
Wilkening	Developmental Psychophysics
	Development of Dynamic Representations in Children
Wilkening Reips	Cognitive Biases and Causal Concepts