Peggy Wehner

Peggy Wehner is a doctoral researcher at the Institute of General Psychology, Department of Psychology, Faculty of Science, Dresden University of Technology. Her work integrates empirical process measures and computational modeling to study cognitive sub-processes in intertemporal and probabilistic decision-making.

• M.Sc. Psychology: Cognitive Affective Neuroscience (2020), TU Dresden
• B.Sc. Psychology (2017), TU Dresden

Her research focuses on executive functions in self-structured environments, exploring how cognitive flexibility and processing strategies influence decision-making. She has developed educational tools for statistics and cognitive modeling, and her publications span topics like task interruption management, social creativity, and phenotyping methodologies.

Professional roles include tutoring 'Data Analysis with R' (2020–present) and 'Advanced Statistical Methods' (2018–2020), with prior experience as a student assistant and research assistant in the Chair of Psychological Research Methods and Cognitive Modeling at TU Dresden.