Benjamin E. Hilbig
Professor of Psychology

Professor of Psychology
A note on open science: I greatly value and seek to promote open, transparent, and reproducible science. All papers listed below are either published open access and/or come with openly available re-/pre-prints (please use the "pdf"-links below). All empirical papers come with open materials, data, and code (for recent papers typically on the OSF; for older papers exhaustively described in the paper and/or accessible in an online supplement). Nonetheless, if materials or data are not available/accessible (more likely for older papers) or if you need additional/other results not reported on (e.g. for a meta-analysis), or want to re-use code/executables to re-run experiments in a direct replication, please do not hesitate to email me - I will be happy to provide whatever is needed. See here for my OSF profile.
I'm currently head of the
Cognitive Psychology Lab
Department of Psychology
RPTU Kaiserslautern-Landau, Germany
Office: K Building, Room 2.26
Fortstraße 7, D-76829 Landau, Germany
+49 (0)6341 280 34234 (phone), -34220 (secretary phone), -34240 (fax)
Email: hilbig@uni-landau.de
and co-PI of the
Research Training Group
Statistical Modeling in Psychology
funded by the German Research Foundation
My training is in experimental and personality psychology, complemented by an interest in formal/statistical modeling. My interests do not really conform to any one particular discipline within psychology, but most can be subsumed under the label individual differences and judgment/decision making (very broadly defined).
Thus, many of my papers are somewhere at the intersection between personality science, psychological assessment, social psychology, behavioral economics, and cognitive psychology. Beyond these substantive areas, I'm also interested in psychological methods (especially web-based methods), research ethics, and philosophy of science.
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