Nicolas Rothen

Nicolas Rothen

Professor of Psychology

UniDistance Suisse

Biography

Nicolas Rothen is a professor of psychology at UniDistance Suisse, Brig, Switzerland. His research interests include memory, perception and individual differences. He leads the Experimental Psychology and Cognitive Neuroscience group, which investigates the foundations of enhanced memory performance (e.g., how visual perceptual abilities are related to memory performance).

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Interests
  • Memory
  • Perception
  • Individual differences
Education

  • Habilitation in Psychology, 2016

    University of Bern, Switzerland

  • PhD in Psychology, 2009

    University of Bern, Switzerland

  • Licenciate (MSc) in Psychology, 2006

    University of Bern, Switzerland

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Levels of Processing Affect Perceptual Features in Visual Associative Memory
The levels of processing (LOP) account has inspired thousands of studies with verbal material. The few studies investigating levels of …
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Levels of Processing Affect Perceptual Features in Visual Associative Memory
Registered Report: Can Reinstating Location Improve Mnemonic Fidelity of Visual Mental Representations? (In-Principle-Acceptance)
Despite a wealth of research showing a link between spatial information and visual memory, no work has yet directly assessed the impact …
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Registered Report: Can Reinstating Location Improve Mnemonic Fidelity of Visual Mental Representations? (In-Principle-Acceptance)
The Advantage of Distributed Practice in a Blended Learning Setting
Ongoing digital transformations facilitate the conduct of online courses and distance learning. In this study, it was aimed to …
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The Advantage of Distributed Practice in a Blended Learning Setting
Recognizing Synesthesia on the International Stage: The First Scientific Symposium on Synesthesia (at The International Conference of Physiological Psychology, Paris, 1889)
At the first ever worldwide international conference of psychology in Paris, 1889, one symposium included a round-table event devoted …
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Recognizing Synesthesia on the International Stage: The First Scientific Symposium on Synesthesia (at The International Conference of Physiological Psychology, Paris, 1889)
A Single System Account of Enhanced Recognition Memory in Synaesthesia
Researchers often adjudicate between models of memory according to the models' ability to explain impaired patterns of performance …
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A Single System Account of Enhanced Recognition Memory in Synaesthesia
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