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how to say no in short-term recognition:
single- and dual-process models
Oberauer, Klaus (United Kingdom)
how a dual-process model of recognition
accounts for spurious recollection
Reder, Lynne (USA)
a unified framework for immediate serial
recall, hebb effects, and the learning of
phonological word-forms
Page, Mike (United Kingdom)
how relative are positional represantions
in serial recall?
Farrell, Simon (United Kingdom)
Lewandowsky, Stephan (Australia)
is-039 invited symposium
16.45 – 18.45 h room 17/18
advances in the research of obsessivecompulsive
disorders
Chair: Gavino, Aurora (Spain)
obsessive-compulsive behaviors in children
and adolescents in spain: a descriptive
study
Ruiz, Victor M. (Spain)
obsessive-compulsive behaviors in children
and adolescents in spain: a descriptive
study
Gavino, Aurora (Spain)
cognitive models of obsessive compulsive
disorder and young people
Reynolds, Shirley (United Kingdom)
rules about rules about compulsions in
ocD
Freeston, Mark (United Kingdom)
enhancing the efficacy of behavior therapy
for ocD with D-cycloserine
Tolin, David F. (USA)
obsessive-compulsive behaviors in children
and adolescents in spain: a descriptive
study
Godoy, Antonio (Spain)
s-046 symposium
16.45 – 18.45 h hall 2.1
reading as the eyes and the brain see it:
evidence from eye-movement and erp research
Chair: Kliegl, Reinhold (Germany)
frequency and predictability effects on
event-related potentials and eye-movements
Dambacher, Michael (Germany)
scientific program
simultaneous recording of eye movements
and erps indicates early access to word
meaning in natural, left-to-right reading
Dimigen, Olaf (Germany)
on the interplay between spatial information,
word recognition and the use of
context during reading
Juhasz, Barbara (USA)
children’s reading of disappearing text
Blythe, Hazel (USA)
eye movement control in reading chinese
script: the beijing sentence corpus
Yan, Ming (People’s Republic of China)
binocular fixations: What happens when
each eye looks at a different word?
Kreiner, Hamutal (United Kingdom)
s-007 symposium
16.45 – 18.45 h hall 6
behavioral and brain plasticity in aging
Co-Chair: Lövdén, Martin (Germany)
Co-Chair: Schmiedek, Florian (Germany)
aging and training-induced plasticity
Erickson, Kirk I. (USA)
training-induced cognitive plasticity in old
age
Schmiedek, Florian (Germany)
structual brain plasticity induced by cognitve
training in old age
Lövdén, Martin (Germany)
behavioral and brain plasticity of executive
functions in aging
Dahlin, Erika (Sweden)
behavioral and brain plasticity of working
memory in aging
Brehmer, Yvonne (Sweden)
Discussant: Kempermann, Gerd (Germany)
s-211 symposium
16.45 – 18.45 h room 11/12
the psychology of sehnsucht (life longings):
connections with related psychological
fields
Co-Chair: Kotter-Grühn, Dana (Germany)
Co-Chair: Scheibe, Susanne (USA)
a lifespan perspective on sehnsucht (life
longings): utopia of a perfect life
Scheibe, Susanne (USA)
a goal-theory view of sehnsucht / longing
Klinger, Eric (USA)
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