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fp-022 paper session
10.15 – 11.15 h salon 19
caregiving and external aids for older
adults
Chair: Oehl, Michael (Germany)
apathy and facial expressions in demented
nursing home residents
Lüken, Ulrike (Germany)
Dementia caregiving as a risk for morbidity
and mortality within the longitudinal
Dementia caregiver stress study (lean-
Der-study)
Opterbeck, Ilga (Germany)
Design of small touch screen interfaces for
older users: the impact of screen size, task
difficulty and task complexity
Oehl, Michael (Germany)
is-002 invited symposium
11.30 – 13.30 h hall 2.2
international perspectives on child and
adolescent psychopathology: issues of
cross-informant agreement
Chair: Rescorla, Leslie (USA)
a historical perspective on issues of crossinformant
agreement
Achenbach, Thomas (USA)
cross-informant agreement: longitudinal
findings over 20 years
Verhulst, Frank (Netherlands)
behavior genetic analysis of cross-informant
agreement in Dutch twins
Bartels, Meike (Netherlands)
multicultural perspectives on cross-informant
agreement: parent-adolescent agreement
in 20 societies
Rescorla, Leslie (USA)
changes in cross-informant agreement
over time: converging or divergent perspectives
of parents and adolescents and
links to family functioning
Seiffge-Krenke, Inge (Germany)
a constructivist perspective on cross-informant
agreement: epistemological aspects
Westmeyer, Hans (Germany)
is-003 invited symposium
11.30 – 13.30 h hall 2.3
language and brain
Co-Chair: Zoccolotti, Pierluigi (Italy)
Co-Chair: Fischer, Martin (United Kingdom)
scientific program
reading in spanish through the life span
Davies, Robert (United Kingdom)
analyzing reading processes with meg
Ellis, Andy (United Kingdom)
hemispheric processing of poetry
Pobric, Gorana (United Kingdom)
interactions between language and motor
processes in the brain
Nazir, Tatjana (France)
lexical reading in italian typically developing
readers and developmental dyslexics
Paizi, Despina (Italy)
is-004 invited symposium
11.30 – 13.30 h hall 3
computational models of episodic memory
(part i)
Chair: Lewandowsky, Stephan (Australia)
on the locus of response suppression in
free recall
Davelaar, Eddy (USA)
active memory of serial order
Botvinick, Matthew (USA)
time-based models of memory
Brown, Gordon (United Kingdom)
temporal effects in serial memory
Hartley, Tom (United Kingdom)
modeling memory performance in older
adults: assessing the contribution of differences
in representation
Neath, Ian (Canada)
the role of experience in event memory
and knowledge retrieval
Shiffrin, Richard (USA)
is-005 invited symposium
11.30 – 13.30 h hall 4
lifelong learning: from definition to intervention
Chair: Spiel, Christiane (Austria)
lifelong learning (lll) as an educational
goal: theoretical specification and promotion
Schober, Barbara (Austria)
towards work life intervention: promoting
engagement in lifelong learning
Salmela-Aro, Katariina (Finland)
training to improve young scientists’ selfregulation
competencies: promoting lifelong
learning
Schmidt, Michaela (Germany)
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