Presentations (Speakers: *)
The presentations in the main track will have a total length of 20 minutes.
Please prepare for max. 15 minutes talk and min. 5 minutes questions.
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Monday, 3 September 2018
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10:30-12:00 Main track / Talks: Philosophy of Cognition
- Albert Newen*. Cognitive penetrability of perceptual experience: how the activation of concepts (or background information) can modify our perceptual experience
- Wanja Wiese*. Computing the valence of pleasure and pain
- Leda Berio*. Mental state terms, conceptual acquisition and mismatching representations
- Anna Strasser*. Joint actions & artificial agents
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Tuesday, 4 September 2018
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10:30-12:00 Main track / Talks: Judgment and Decision Making
- Pablo Leon Villagra*, Irina Preda and Christopher G. Lucas. Data availability and function extrapolation
- Rebecca Albrecht*, Janina A. Hoffmann, Timothy J. Pleskac, Jörg Rieskamp and Bettina von Helversen. Explaining quantitative judgments with a mixture model combining exemplar retrieval and cue-abstraction
- Ulrike Senftleben*, Martin Schoemann and Stefan Scherbaum. Modulation of choice perseveration in delay discounting decision making
- Sayan Gul, Paul Krueger, Frederick Callaway, Tom Griffiths and Falk Lieder*. Discovering rational heuristics for risky choice
15:30-17:00 Main track / Talks: Thinking and Reasoning
- Kai Hamburger* and Markus Knauff. Visual imagery in human reasoning
- Lukas Elflein* and Marco Ragni. Diversity in reasoning: A challenge for cognitive modeling
- Parthena Kounatidou, Mathis Richter*, Jonas Lins and Gregor Schöner. A neural dynamic architecture autonomously builds mental models and makes inferences on them
- Stefan Depeweg, Constantin Rothkopf and Frank Jäkel*. A visual language for solving Bongard problems
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Wednesday, 5 September 2018
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10:30-12:00 Main track / Talks: Cognitive Neuroscience
- Sen Cheng*, Mehdi Bayati and Amir Hossein Azizi. Intrinsic sequences in the hippocampus for spatial navigation and episodic memory
- Daniel Schad* et al. A selective neuronal representation of incentive salience in Pavlovian conditioning
- Zahra Moradi, Keyvan Yahya* and Eckart Altenmüller. The effects of music-based interventions on Parkinson disease
- Heiko Schütt*, Lars O. M. Rothkegel, Hans A. Trukenbrod, Ralf Engbert and Felix A. Wichmann. Predicting the fixation density over time
15:30-17:00 Main track / Talks: Language and Communication
- Mark Blokpoel* et al. Ambiguity helps higher-order pragmatic reasoners communicate
- Jan Pöppel* and Stefan Kopp. Towards satisficing mental models for behavior understanding
- Simon Kirsch* and Lars Konieczny. The psychological reality of verb-argument constructions: A visual world eye-tracking study
- Milena Rabovsky* and James L. McClelland. How event probability impacts sentence comprehension: Modeling N400 amplitudes in reversal anomalies
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