Aliki Papa

Aliki Papa serves as a Research Fellow (Postdoctoral fellow) within the Department of Social Psychology at the University of Bergen, where she contributes to cutting-edge research on human cognition and emotion. Her work is institutionally anchored through her primary affiliation with the university's social psychology department.

Dr. Papa's research program investigates the intricate relationships between decision making, intuition, consciousness, and emotional processes, operating at the intersection of cognitive and social psychology. Her work emphasizes empirical exploration of how these elements dynamically interact in real-world contexts:

• Decision-Making Mechanisms under uncertainty
• Intuitive versus analytical cognitive processes
• Conscious awareness in behavioral choices
• Emotional regulation in social contexts
• Interdisciplinary applications in social psychology

She is an integral member of the Bergen Laboratory for the Study of Decision, Intuition, Consciousness, and Emotion (DICE), which provides a collaborative framework for experimental studies and theoretical development. The laboratory serves as a hub for methodological innovation in cognitive-emotional research, facilitating both individual and team-based investigations. Professional correspondence may be directed to aliki.papa@uib.no for research inquiries or collaboration opportunities.