Main Track

*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.
Monday, 3 September 2018
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
Tuesday, 4 September 2018
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
Wednesday, 5 September 2018
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