Louisa Kulke

Can You Feel My Pain? Neural‐Behavioural Changes in Caregiver–Infant Dyads During Ostracism

Niloofar Goharbakhsh, Louisa Kulke

Behavioural and neural coordination during infant-caregiver social interaction is crucial for early emotional development and effective emotional regulation abilities later in life. This is particularly relevant to help infants deal with challenging social situations, such as being excluded from a group of …

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How parents support their children’s use of Artificial Intelligence

Sahura Ertugrul, Georgia Paximadaki, Louisa Kulke

With the increasing integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into everyday life, children are growing up in environments shaped by AI-based technologies from a very early age. In this context, digital parenting (the ways in which parents guide, monitor and regulate children’s use …

fAIr science — How AI can support a transparent biopsychological research cycle

Anne Saulin, Yufang Yang, Florian Bublatzky, Gordon B. Feld et autres

Biological psychology links mental phenomena and physiological processes, advancing our understanding of the human condition and informing clinical applications. Unlocking this potential demands rigorous and transparent methodology. Artificial Intelligence (AI), encompassing generative (e.g., large language) models and machine-learning classifiers, promises to advance …

fAIr science — How AI can support a transparent biopsychological research cycle

Anne Saulin, Yufang Yang, Florian Bublatzky, Gordon B. Feld et autres

Biological psychology links mental phenomena and physiological processes, advancing our understanding of the human condition and informing clinical applications. Unlocking this potential demands rigorous and transparent methodology. Artificial Intelligence (AI), encompassing generative (e.g., large language) models and machine-learning classifiers, promises to advance …

Evaluating Eye-Tracking Data Quality and Its Impact on Looking Time Measures across Common Eye-Tracker Systems

Shuting Li, Lucie Zimmer, Szilvia Bı́ró, Erin Campbell et autres

Corneal reflection eye-tracking is a popular technique in infant research for measuring gaze behavior by comparing real-time pupil video with the infrared light reflection on the cornea (Gredebäck et al., 2010; Morgante et al., 2012). This technology enables moment-to-moment measurement of gaze …

The relationship of Psychosocial Factors and Anger in Mothers During Tandem Breastfeeding

Louisa Kulke, Caroline Koralewski

The World-Health-Organisation recommends for parents to breastfeed their children for 2 years and beyond. Parents are increasingly following these recommendations, resulting in longer breastfeeding durations. As another child may be born during this period of breastfeeding, parents may decide to simultaneously breastfeed …

“Because I said so.” – Collection and evaluation of parenting phrases in German-speaking samples

Erika Kljucak, Nourat N. Alazza, Pia Hemme, Louisa Kulke

Verbal communication is a key aspect of parenting behaviour. However, phrases frequently used in parenting situations (e.g., "Stop crying", "I love you") have yet to receive focused attention in the research literature. This set of two online questionnaire studies investigated the use …

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Sustainable neuroscience through open science

Lara M. C. Puhlmann, Alina Koppold, Gordon B. Feld, Tina B. Lonsdorf et autres

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Emotional Recognition Using Eye Movements

Rishabh Varsha Vallabh Haria, Mohamed Abdoulaye Bailo Diallo, Sahura Ertugrul, Louisa Kulke et autres

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Challenging the negativity bias in affective scene viewing: The role of social content

Anna Fischer, Danilo Postin, Lina Johanna Meiners, Louisa Kulke et autres

How does the brain prioritize information when visual scenes contain multiple relevant features? While emotionally evocative content has long been considered central to attentional capture, recent perspectives highlight the intrinsic relevance of social information. However, the neural mechanisms underlying the integration of …

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Action anticipation based on an agent's epistemic state in toddlers and adults

Tobias Schuwerk, Dóra Kampis, Nicolás Alessandroni, Nicole Altvater‐Mackensen et autres

Do toddlers and adults engage in spontaneous Theory of Mind? This multi-lab collaboration examined whether 18- to 27-month-olds’ and adults’ anticipatory looks distinguish between two basic forms of epistemic states: knowledge and ignorance. In adults (n = 703, 68% female), we found …

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There is no research on a dead planet – Fostering ecologically sustainable open science practices in neuroscience

Lara M. C. Puhlmann, Alina Koppold, Gordon B. Feld, Tina B. Lonsdorf et autres

The rapidly escalating climate crisis poses an existential threat to human wellbeing. Reducing anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions must therefore become a primary goal of humanity. At the same time, advancing knowledge on human experience and behaviour through empirical research is likewise essential …

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