ASIC 2005 will feature 65 presenters from 45 institutions in 9 countries and
15 US states. You may browse the list of presentations below. Titles appearing in color may be clicked to view the associated abstract.
If a title or abstract for your presentation is missing, it is because we have not received your final abstract. Please submit the following information to Krystal Klein (krklein@indiana.edu) as soon as possible:
| Monday, July 25 |
| Session I: Embodied Cognition: Grounding Perception and Cognition (4:15 PM) |
| Larry W. Barsalou | Grounding conceptual processing in modality-specific systems: Current evidence and issues |
| Carol J. Madden | Are concrete and abstract sentences understood in terms of underlying force patterns? |
| Diane Pecher | The role of perception and action in conceptual representations |
| Rolf Zwaan | Perceptual and motor representations in language processing: Instrumental or ornamental? |
| Session II: Language and Text Processing (6:30 PM) |
| Simon Dennis | An exemplar-based approach to syntactic processing |
| Christopher Kello | Using simple recurrent networks to learn representations of linguistic sequences |
| Gail McKoon | Psycholinguistic and corpus investigations of verbal event structures |
| Susan J. Lanyon | A “sudden appearance” model for the evolution of human cognition and language |
| Tuesday, July 26 |
| Session III: Induction of Concepts (4:15 PM) |
| Josh Tenenbaum | Learning relational systems of concepts |
| Bradley C. Love | Exemplar-based relational category learning |
| Adam Sanborn | Support vector machines outperform classification images in feature induction |
| Vladimir Sloutsky | When induction meets memory: The development of induction and categorization |
| Session IV: Category and Concept Formation (6:30 PM) |
| Robert French | A cat is a cat is a cat. Or is it? |
| Stephan Lewandowsky | Boundaries of knowledge partitioning |
| Matt Jones | Stimulus generalization in category learning |
| Maartje Raijmakers | Latent Markov models for categorization |
| Wednesday, July 27 |
| Session V: Visual Features and Visual Processing (4:15 PM) |
| Jason Gold | The efficiency of biological motion perception |
| Andrew Cohen | Feature induction |
| James T. Enns | The face and the mask: Task relevant masking and masked priming |
| Angela Nelson | How experience affects perception and memory |
| Session VI: Perception, Action, Decision, Memory (6:30 PM) |
| Flavia Filimon | Mirror neurons for observation, mental simulation, and execution of reaching movements in humans |
| Michael Lee | Some applications of Bayesian inference in psychology |
| Andrei Gorea | Characterizing attention in terms of changes of decision criterion and sensitivity |
| George Sperling | Defining and using accurate confidence judgments |
| Thursday, July 28 |
| Poster Session (4:00 PM) -- |see POSTERS| |
| Friday, July 29 |
| Session VII: Memory and Learning (4:15 PM) |
| Lynne Reder | The role of consolidation in memory: Comparison of general vs. specific interference using midazolam |
| Sue Becker | The role of the hippocampus in memory, contextual gating and stress |
| David E. Huber | Separating context and item effects in episodic memory with descriptive SAM modeling |
| Hedderik van Rijn | Modeling alphabetic retrieval and search |
| Session VII: Memory and Learning, cont'd (6:30 PM) |
| Bennet Murdock | The mirror effect and the spacing effect |
| Timothy P. McNamara | Human spatial memory and navigation |
| Michael Kalish | Iterated learning so far |
| Daniel Gopher | Emphasis change as a training protocol for high demand tasks |
| Saturday, July 30 |
| Session VIII: New Methods, Results, Developments (4:15 PM) |
| Han van der Maas | Phase transition in speed-accuracy trade-off |
| Daniel J. Navarro | Bayesian additive clustering |
| Jonathan D. Nelson | Intuitive experimental design |
| Peter R. Krebs | Neural nets as models of cognitive functions: What do they tell us? |
| Session VIII: New Methods, Results, Developments, cont'd (6:30 PM) |
| Luis Rocha | Material representations: From the genetic code to the evolution of cellular automata |
| Lael Schooler | Pervasive statistical structure in the environment |
| Mark Steyvers | Prediction and change detection |
| John R. Anderson | The algebraic brain |
