Person

I research about what kind of knowledge people have about their own eye movements, the possibilities for how this knowledge can be manipulated, and how our decision-making can be influenced when our eye movements are used to manipulate the world without us knowing about it. We use eye-tracking, the choice blindness paradigm, and sometimes virtual reality technology to investigate this.

I am also very interested in the predictive processing framework, perception, consciousness, and the processes that form social collaboration. In addition to that, I spend much thought on the philosophy of science and what kind of knowledge brains and human language allow us to have about the world.

Research

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