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fp-011 paper session
10.15 – 11.15 h hall 2.2
psychotherapy – research and treatment
methods i
Chair: Voelkle, Manuel (Germany)
changes in attachment characteristics and
depression following inpatient psychotherapy
Kirchmann, Helmut (Germany)
nonverbal synchrony in psychotherapy:
coordinated movement, the therapeutic
relationship and outcome
Ramseyer, Fabian (Switzerland)
Quality monitoring in ambulatory psychotherapy:
a cluster-randomized trial
Voelkle, Manuel (Germany)
fp-012 paper session
10.15 – 11.15 h hall 2.3
psychophysics
Chair: Faw, Bill (USA)
consciousness science as fechner’s “inner
psychophysics’’
Faw, Bill (USA)
magnitude estimation is eccentricity invariant:
enhanced adult discriminability in
a foveal-peripheral sequential magnitude
discrimination task
Madon, Stewart (Canada)
assessing the role of spatial-frequency content
on slant-from-texture
Rosas, Pedro (Chile)
fp-013 paper session
10.15 – 11.15 h hall 8
neural bases of cognition i
Chair: Gibbons, Henning (Germany)
response-time corrected averaging of
event-related potentials
Gibbons, Henning (Germany)
neurocognitive evidence of defective magnocellular
visual processing in configurational
apperceptive prosopagnosia
Bliem, Harald Rudolf (Austria)
Distinct neural mechanisms for repetition
effects of visual objects
Guo, Chunyan (People’s Republic of China)
scientific program
fp-014 paper session
10.15 – 11.15 h hall 9
mental representation
Chair: Brockhaus, Friederike (Germany)
how does the mind represent numbers?
a simple neural network model
Brockhaus, Friederike (Germany)
object representations in long-term memory
as feature sets derived from affordances
Eren, Selda (Turkey)
fp-015 paper session
10.15 – 11.15 h hall 10
media effects: the psychological, social,
and cultural impact of mass media i
Chair: Naydonova, Lyubov A. (Ukraine)
5-Dimensional media culture virtuality model
Naydonova, Lyubov A. (Ukraine)
the impact of information validity and
need for affect on the persuasion through
fiction
Maleckar, Barbara (Austria)
effects of television and video games on
psychophysiological variables in adolescent
boys
Maass, Asja (Germany)
fp-018 paper session
10.15 – 11.15 h hall 15.2 b
psychological disorders i
Chair: Hawkes, Amy (Australia)
Defocused mode of attention: further evidences
from perceptual eccentricity and
memory
Fazilat Pour, Masoud (United Kingdom)
peritraumatic experiences of abusive behaviours
Hawkes, Amy (Australia)
long-term course of post-traumatic stress
disorder: a meta-analysis.
Morina, Nexhmedin (Germany)
autobiographical memory bias and posttraumatic
stress disorder
Silvestre, César (Portugal)
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