Social Neuroscience Lab

Welcome to the official homepage of the Social Neuroscience Lab at the Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy at Lübeck University.

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Lab News

Conferences

Whole team expedition to the NeuroEconomics Society Meeting in Cascais, Portugal

October 15, 2024

Personnel

Bachelor thesis by Merle Matthiesen

September 30, 2024

Science

Computational modeling shows confirmation bias during formation and revision of self-beliefs

September 1, 2024

Research

Affected beliefs, social feedback and social anxiety

One of our main research goals is to understand how people learn social information and form beliefs about themselves and others…

Self-efficacy, effort and affective consequences

We are also curious to learn about the neural systems that underlie control beliefs, self-efficacy and their affectives consequences…

Team

Social Neuroscience Lab

Our team is located at the Center of Brain, Behavior and Metabolism (CBBM) at Lübeck University, Germany.

Sören Krach

Sören is interested in on how people form beliefs about themselves, but also others and how these processes of social learning are represented in the brain.

Frieder M. Paulus

Frieder is interested in the neural processes underlying the computation of value in the brain. He is also interested in more basic methodological topics such as the replicability and reliability of fMRI data.

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