Team

The lab is based at the Department of Psychosocial Science, University of Bergen. Below are the people currently working in the lab, including PhD and exchange students, the colleagues we collaborate with most closely in Iceland, Italy, Switzerland, and the US, and former lab members.

Principal Investigator

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Andrey Chetverikov

Associate Professor in Cognitive Psychology

University of Bergen

Lab members

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Ekaterina Andriushchenko

PhD Student

University of Padova

Co-supervised by Gianluca Campana

Weronika Różycka

Erasmus Exchange Student

SWPS University, Katowice

Key collaborators

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Árni Kristjánsson

Professor

University of Iceland

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Sabrina Hansmann-Roth

Assistant Professor

University of Iceland

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Gianluca Campana

Professor

University of Padova

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David Pascucci

Assistant Professor

Lausanne University Hospital (CHUV) and University of Lausanne

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David Whitney

Professor

University of California, Berkeley

Former PhD students and postdocs

Mohsen Rafiei

PhD, 2017–2021

University of Iceland · Main supervisor

Now: Assistant Professor of Psychology, University of Arkansas at Little Rock

Ömer Dağlar Tanrıkulu

Postdoc, 2017–2020

University of Iceland · Co-supervisor

Now: Assistant Professor, University of New Hampshire

Sabrina Hansmann-Roth

Postdoc, 2017–2020

University of Iceland · Co-supervisor

Now: Assistant Professor, University of Iceland

Former students

  • Alexa Cristea, Bachelor's thesis, 2026: AI attitudes and persuasion by AI-generated images
  • Ingrid Wessel Eide & Josefine Hestdal Eikevoll, Bachelor's thesis, 2025: How does the stable-world assumption influence serial dependence?
  • Birk H. Ekeli & Jesper B. Eriksen, Bachelor's thesis, 2025: Correlation Neglect in Lower-Order Cognitive Decisions and its Connection to Susceptibility to Misinformation and Conspiracy Theories
  • Trine Gravdal Hornnes & Mathilde Gjesdal Standnes, Bachelor's thesis, 2025: Contextual Biases in Visual Working Memory
  • Rav Brithsønn Seime, Bachelor's thesis, 2025: Effects of Distraction and Prioritization on Visual Working Memory
  • Frida Kasin Seiler, Christina Amalie Hindenes Oldervik & Isabelle Songqi Jansen, Bachelor's thesis, 2024: How do Preferences Change in Context?
  • Lise Martine Karlstad, Malin Langemyr, Mats Kaare Kristiansen Moe & Mikkel Dybvad, Course project (Cognitive Psychology), 2024: Retest of serial bias in working-memory-based decision making (published in Journal of Vision, 2025)
  • Juni Bustetun Akselberg, Sara Barrio Cardona, Ingrid Aleksandra Mellingsæter-Jokic & Amalie Crozier Solvang, Course project (Cognitive Psychology), 2024: How Are We Biased by Our Past? (published in Journal of Vision, 2025)