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Department of Psychology Professorship for Neuropsychology and Cognitive Neuroscience

Topics for Bachelor's Theses

Overview of the bachelor thesis topics of this professorship

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Please send an email to Prof. Dr. Paul Sauseng in case you are interested in writing your bachelor thesis at the Chair of Neuropsychology and Cognitive Neuroscience.

  • Themenvergabe durch Präsenztermin
    Die Themen für das HS26 werden bei einem Präsenztermin 16.9. um 14:00 im Seminarraum AND-2-46 vergeben
    Betreuungsperson der Bachelorarbeit: Prof. Dr. P. Sauseng

 

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  • Do hippocampal theta waves constitute a universal mechanism across different forms of memory?

    Beschreibung: Theta waves in the hippocampus can be observed during several forms of short-term as well as long-term memory tasks. Is that an unspecific coincidence or a systematic mechanism?
    Kontakt: Yifan Zeng, E-Mail

    [ Einzelthema ]
    Status: offen (erfasst / geändert: 09.09.2026)

  • How strong is the effect of stress on episodic long-term memory?

    Beschreibung: Stress has been discussed to impact negatively on episodic long-term memory. But how strong is this effect really?
    Kontakt: Paul Sauseng, E-Mail

    [ Einzelthema ]
    Status: offen (erfasst / geändert: 09.09.2026)

  • Is tACS a more effective brain stimulation method than tDCS?

    Beschreibung: Transcranial direct current stimulation of the human brain has recently faced some scepticism about its effectiveness. Is it more reliable to stimulate the brain with alternating current, however?
    Kontakt: Charline Peylo, E-Mail

    [ Einzelthema ]
    Status: offen (erfasst / geändert: 09.09.2026)

  • How do attentional and executive function deficits differ between children and adults with ADHD at the neural and behavioral levels?

    Beschreibung: How do attentional and executive function deficits differ between children and adults with ADHD at the neural and behavioral levels?
    Kontakt: Larissa Behnke, E-Mail

    [ Einzelthema ]
    Status: offen (erfasst / geändert: 09.09.2026)

  • How reliable is the evidence that temporal interference stimulation can modulate human behaviour?

    Beschreibung: Temporal interference stimulation is a relatively new method of transcranial brain stimulation. This thesis should investigate the reliability of this method.
    Kontakt: Paul Taylor, E-Mail

    [ Einzelthema ]
    Status: offen (erfasst / geändert: 09.09.2026)

 

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