Past Event

TALKS (11 am – 1 pm):

• Deirdre Kelly:  A dual-process account of moral judgment: What psychopaths can tell us about morality
• Josh Redstone:  Naturalizing the uncanny
• Adam Stone:  The perception of vowel duration

POSTERS (1 pm – 3 pm):

• Nalini Ramlakhan: Psychopathy and Moral Responsibility: Examining why the psychopath should not be held morally responsible for their actions
• Wahida Chowdhury and Warren Thorngate: Decision rules and correlated features
• Dan Sachs: Examining learner bias in the acquisition of stress/epenthesis interaction
• Shawn Tan:  Eye fixations in mental division
• Ramy Kirollos, Chris Nicholson, Chris M. Herdman, Matthew Brown & Matthew Martin: Does motion disturb visual-spatial working memory?
• Olivia Podlesny: Investigating disjunction in American Sign Language: The importance of non-manual signals and the influence of English
• Chris Wildman: Perspectives on Modularity
• Naba Ahsan: Temporal mapping in creative ideation and insight processing: An EEG exploration​
• Can Mekik, Sterling Somers, Mike Vertolli, Drew Blackmore, and Jim Davies: Nimage: Modeling Imagery Processes in a Spiking Neural Network
• Marilou Guillemette, Leah Hoiting & Leyna Sanger: Vowel duration in code-switching
• Luke Kersten: The challenge of non-compositionality to levels talk in cognitive science
• Heather Douglas: Math Anxiety – It’s not a numbers game
• Liz Christie: Experimental evidence for English resultatives as a third phrase type
• Ehsan Amjadian: Investigating Bridging Identification from an Information Retrieval Perspective
• Ashley Sokalski & Kunio Hessel: Numerals, indefinites, and binominal “each”
• Claire Lesage, Nalini Ramlakhan & Chris Wildman: Judging reliability