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Joint MeetingSt. John’s, NL, Canada

July 4-7, 2018

Formoreinforma+on:[email protected]

CSBBCS&EPS2018AnnualMeeting St.John’s,NL

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OrderofEvents:

1. PresentationoftheWiCSCMentorshipAward2. PresentationoftheWiCSCSeedGrant3. PanelDiscussionon“Two-BodyProblem”/ManagingDual

Careers:AiméeSurprenant&IanNeath

JenniferSutton&MarcJoanisse

DebraTitone&RobertDurhamVincent

4. WiCSCMixerandSpeedMentoring.AllWelcome

Open science pre-conference workshop brought to you by MIT Press

From good to better: Skills for executing a transparent research project. When: Wednesday, July 4, 2018 Where: Memorial University of Newfoundland Arts Building, Rm A1043. Time: 10 AM - 2:30 PM (small lunch and refreshment breaks included)

Questions? Contact Jonathan Fawcett, [email protected]

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3rdAnnualMeetingofWomeninCognitiveScience–Canada

WednesdayJuly4,2018,at3:00pm

Questions?ContactPennyPexmanorDebraTitone,[email protected]


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Wednesday,July4Afternoon

15:00-17:10 WomeninCognitiveScienceMeeting

17:10-19:10 PosterSession1

Thursday,July5Morning

9:00-10:20 HebbAwardAddress(MikeMasson)

SessionTitle:WorkingMemory

Time TalkNumber Title FirstAuthor10:50-11:10 101 RanschburgEffectsinTactileMemory:The

RolesofVerbalRe-codingandParticipantAwareness

AndrewJohnson

11:10-11:30 102 Noflexiblere-distributionofvisualworkingmemoryresourcesafterencoding.

BlaireDube

11:30-11:50 103 ADaytimeNapEnhancesVisualWorkingMemoryPerformanceandAltersEvent-RelatedDelayActivity

KevinMacDonald

11:50-12:10 104 Dual-taskcoststomemoryandprocessinginyoungadults:Anadversarialcollaboration

JasonDoherty

SessionTitle:SocialCognition

Time TalkNumber Title FirstAuthor10:50-11:10 105 Sharedcreditforsharedsuccess:Effective

interpersonalcoordinationstrengthensjointagency

JaneenLoehr

11:10-11:30 106 Aproblemsharedisnotalwaysaproblemhalved:Jointcognitionandrandomsequencegeneration

JohnTowse

11:30-11:50 107 TheRoleofCognitiveLoadinModulatingSocialLooking

LauraBianchi

11:50-12:10 108 Decodingindirectmessagesfrombodylanguageinface-to-facecommunication

MingyuanChu

SessionTitle:Perception

Time TalkNumber Title FirstAuthor10:50-11:10 109 TestingthePacemakerExplanation:A

MultiprongedBehaviouralInvestigationoftheHumanTimingSystem

EmilyWilliams

11:10-11:30 110 Aresame-differenttaskcharacteristicsdependentonstimulionsettype? BradleyHarding


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11:30-11:50 111 DiscriminatingDifferentVisualAccelerationRates:WhatDeterminesThresholds? BrianTimney

11:50-12:10 112 Contrastnegationimpairsfamiliarfacerecognitionandisadditivetopicture-planeinversion:Implicationsforutilizationofconfiguralandsurfacepropertiesinrecognitionoffamiliarfaces AdamSandford

SessionTitle:IndividualDifferences

Time TalkNumber Title FirstAuthor10:50-11:10 113 DevelopingaNewMeasureofTrait

Boredom DanaGorelik11:10-11:30 114 BullshitMakestheArtGrowProfounder:

EvidenceforFalseMeaningTransferAcrossDomains MartinHarryTurpin

11:30-11:50 115 TrackingtheSubjectiveExperienceofEffortandDiscomfortDuringWorkingMemoryVersusSustainedAttentionProcesses VeerpalBambrah

11:50-12:10 116 PredictingFallaciousBeliefs:GamblingandParanormal CarrieA.Leonard

Thursday,July5Afternoon

SessionTitle:Symposium:ControlProcessesinHumanMemory:TheRoleofRetrievalSuppressionandRetrievalPractice

Time TalkNumber Title FirstAuthor14:00-14:20 117 ForgettingasaConsequenceofRetrieval

Suppression:AMeta-AnalyticReviewoftheThink/No-ThinkParadigm

DanielTodorovic

14:20-14:40 118 SuppressionisintheEyeoftheBeholder:PupillometricMarkersofSuccessfulandUnsuccessfulRetrievalSuppression

JonathanFawcett

14:40-15:00 119 TrackingMemoryIntrusionswithEEG RobinHellerstedt15:00-15:20 120 Retrieval-inducedforgettingandsecond

languagevocabularyacquisition:InsightsfromaWelshlanguagetrainingstudy

LyamBailey

15:20-15:40 121 Retrieval-inducedforgettinghaslowtest-retestreliability:Implicationsforindividualdifferencesresearch

BenLevy


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SessionTitle:Symposium:AccessingtheMeaningsofWords:PerspectivesonLexicalAmbiguity

Time TalkNumber Title FirstAuthor14:00-14:20 122 Howdolistenersknowwhatwordsmean?

InsightsfromlexicalambiguityJenniferRodd

14:20-14:40 123 Ambiguityeffectsdivergeforconcreteandabstractwords:InsightsfromtheCalgarySemanticDecisionProject

PennyPexman

14:40-15:00 124 Overnightretuningofmeaningsforlexicallyambiguouswords

M.GarethGaskell

15:00-15:20 125 Theeffectsofbilingualismandcognitiveimpairmentonprocessingoflexicalambiguity

VanessaTaler

15:20-15:40 126 Howareambiguouswordmeaningslearned,represented,andprocessed?Insightsfromcomputationalmodeling

BlairArmstrong

SessionTitle:AttentionI

Time TalkNumber Title FirstAuthor14:00-14:20 127 Afailuretosuppressvisualimageryin

visualsearch BrettA.Cochrane14:20-14:40 128 Cerebellardamageimpairsspatialandnon-

spatialvisualattention.ChristopherStriemer

14:40-15:00 129 ExogenousbutnotEndogenousAttentionDependsonSaccadeProgramming DanielSmith

15:00-15:20 130 Controllingcapture:Noroleforactivatedvisuallong-termmemory LindsayPlater

15:20-15:40 131 OutofControl?ASpeed-AccuracyTradeoffInvestigationofStroopConflictinMostlyIncongruentLists JasonIvanoff

SessionTitle:MethodsandModels

Time TalkNumber Title FirstAuthor14:00-14:20 132 Confidenceintervalsofpvaluesandp

factor DenisCousineau14:20-14:40 133 Meaninginmotion:Howtomakesemantic

representationsdynamicDougMewhort

14:40-15:00 134 AccumulatorsmodelsfitsonSame-Differentdata Marc-AndréGoulet

15:00-15:20 135 TheRelativeAdvantageof"Data-Peeking"intheContextofPublicationBias MarkBrown

15:20-15:40 136 Behaviouralphenotypingoftransgenicmice RichardBrown


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16:10-17:10 BBCSEarlyCareerAwardAddress(NathanSpreng)


19:30-21:30 Banquet(DeltaHotel)

Friday,July6Morning

SessionTitle:Symposium:ExperimentalEvidenceoftheInterdependencebetweencognitionandthesocialenvironment

Time TalkNumber Title FirstAuthor8:20-8:40 201 NaturalLanguageAnalysisofInformation

SeekingandStereotypeContentSusanFiske

8:40-9:00 202 Ignoringolderpeople:own-agebiasesinsocialattention

LouisePhillips

9:00-9:20 203 Top-downinfluencesonfaceperceptioninanintergroupcontext

KerryKawakami

9:20-9:40 204 Strategic,sharedsocialcognitionshapesstereotypesandspeech

HilaryBergsieker

9:40-10:00 205 Thedevelopmentofdehumanizationandintergroupbias

NiamhMcLoughlin

10:00-10:20 206 Howcognitivebiasinfluencestheformationandevolutionofstereotypes

DouglasMartin

SessionTitle:Symposium:TheDiversityofBilingualExperienceanditsImpactonLanguageProcessing,BrainStructure,andGeneralCognition

Time TalkNumber Title FirstAuthor8:40-9:00 207 Theimpactofindividualdifferenceson

cross-languageactivationofmeaningbyphonology

DebraJared

9:00-9:20 208 Theimpactoflanguageproficiencyandexecutivecontrolabilityoncross-languagesemanticpriming

DeannaFriesen

9:20-9:40 209 Electrophysiologicalcorrelatesofauditorydiscourseprocessinginbilinguals

AngelaGrant

9:40-10:00 210 Earlysecondlanguageexposurehaslastingeffectsonbilinguals’whitemattertracts

MarcF.Joanisse

10:00-10:20 211 Theimpactofcurrentnon-L1usageandL2ageofacquisitiononexecutivecontrolintheSimontaskamongbilingualadults.

DebraTitone


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SessionTitle:Symposium:MathematicalCognition

Time TalkNumber Title FirstAuthor8:40-9:00 212 KnowledgeofMathSymbolsinYoung

Adults:BeyondCountingandOrderingHeatherDouglas

9:00-9:20 213 MemoryInterferenceinSimpleAdditionandMultiplicationAcrossCultures

JamieI.D.Campbell

9:20-9:40 214 DoyouseewhatIsee:Whatinformationdostudentsattendtowhensolvingrealisticmathwordproblems?

CheryllFitzpatrick

9:40-10:00 215 Longitudinalpatternsinindividualdifferencesinconceptualandproceduralknowledgeoffractions

DarcyHallett

10:00-10:20 216 Errorsonfractionproblemsfordifferentfractionknowledgeprofilesforuniversitystudents.

ShawnTan

SessionTitle:MemoryI

Time TalkNumber Title FirstAuthor8:40-9:00 217 TheEnactmentEffect:AnIntegrative

Review BradyRoberts9:00-9:20 218 Productiondoesnotimprovepicture

memory LandonA.Churchill9:20-9:40 219 TheEffectsofRewardonLevelsofMemory

RepresentationLiyanaSwirsky

9:40-10:00 220 Thebenefits(andcosts)ofdrawinginepisodicmemory MelissaMeade

10:00-10:20 221 HarryPotterandMe:ADirectComparisonoftheRetrievalandOrganizationofFictionalandAutobiographicalEvents NormanBrown

SessionTitle:CognitiveNeuroscience

Time TalkNumber Title FirstAuthor8:40-9:00 222 Intraandinterhemisphericphase

synchronizationduringvisuo-spatialattentiondeploymentandretentioninvisualworkmemory AnneMonnier

9:00-9:20 223 Decomposingthestagesofcognitiveprocessing:Acomparisonofstimulus-andresponse-lockedaveragingtechniquesduringaneffortfulvisualsearchtask. BrandiLeeDrisdell

9:20-9:40 224 Overlapoflexicalandsublexicalreadingwithreflexiveandvoluntaryattention:An

ChelseaEckstrand


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fMRIinvestigation9:40-10:00 225 Visualeventrelatedmagneticfieldinaging

populationwithpriormildtraumaticbraininjury. MartineDesjardins

10:00-10:20 226 Acommonroleforepisodicmemoryinre-memberingthepastandsolvingproblems SignySheldon

Friday,July6Morning2

SessionTitle:BBCSExecutiveSymposium:NewDirectionsinMulti-SensoryIntegration

Time TalkNumber Title FirstAuthor10:50-11:10 S1 Multisensoryself-motionperceptionand

agingJenniferCampos

11:10-11:30 S2 Multisensorysynchronyinperceptionandaction

VanessaHarrar

11:30-11:50 S3 Thebenefitofmultisensoryaudio-visualspeechcuesinfirstandsecondlanguageprocessing

NataliePhillips

11:50-12:10 S4 ExecutiveSymposium:MultisensoryIntegrationandPerception(Discussant)

GenevieveDesmarais

Friday,July6Afternoon

SessionTitle:Symposium:Interactionsbetweenselectiveattentionandworkingmemory

Time TalkNumber Title FirstAuthor14:00-14:20 S5 TheRoleofTop-DownAttentionalBiasesin

VisualWorkingMemoryPerformanceStephenM.Emrich

14:20-14:40 S6 Theroleofvisualworkingmemoryincontrollingaccesstovisuallong-termmemorystorage

KeisukeFukuda

14:40-15:00 S7 Templatesforattentionalselectioninworkingmemory

MartinEimer

15:00-15:20 S8 Dynamicsofattentionalcontrolduringvisual-spatialselectionoffovealandperipheraltargets:ERPsandphasesynchrony.

PierreJolicoeur

15:20-15:40 S9 Attendingtovisual-spatialmemoranda:Evidencefromeyemovements

CandiceMorey

15:40-16:00 S10 Theattentivebrain:Insightsfromdevelopmentalcognitiveneuroscience

JacalynGuy


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16:20-17:20 NSERCMeeting


Saturday,July7Morning

SessionTitle:Symposium:CausesandConsequencesofAnalyticThinking:IndividualDifferencesinAbilitiesandPropensities

Time TalkNumber Title FirstAuthor8:40-9:00 301 Cognitivecapacityandproblem

complexity:Whataretheboundaryconditionsfor“logicalintuitions?”

ValerieA.Thompson

9:00-9:20 302 Contributionsofworkingmemoryandstrategychoicetobeliefbias

Pier-LucdeChantal

9:20-9:40 303 Findingmeaningintheclouds:Illusorypatternperceptionpredictsbullshitreceptivity

AlexanderWalker

9:40-10:00 304 Susceptibilitytopartisanfakenewsisexplainedbyalackofdeliberation,notwillfulignorance

GordonPennycook

SessionTitle:Symposium:OntheControlofVisualAttention

Time TalkNumber Title FirstAuthor8:40-9:00 305 Usingtemporalorderjudgmentsand

colourperceptiontodissociateinhibitorycueingeffects

RalphS.Redden

9:00-9:20 306 ArefacessubjecttoIOR?Evidencefromdynamicdisplays

RobertSwalwell

9:20-9:40 307 Driftdiffusionmodelsinspeed-accuracytrade-offspace

JoeMacInnes

9:40-10:00 308 Nosingleelectrophysiologicalmarkerforfacilitationandinhibitionofreturn

AnaB.Chica

10:00-10:20 309 Variationsinstrategiesduringsearch AmeliaHunt

SessionTitle:MemoryII

Time TalkNumber Title FirstAuthor8:40-9:00 310 Increasingworddistinctivenesseliminates

thepicturesuperiorityeffectinrecognition:Evidenceforthephysicaldistinctivenessaccount TylerM.Ensor

9:00-9:20 311 Nomattertheplace,I'drecognizethatface ChristopherLee9:20-9:40 312 Humanmemoryfortheimmediatepastis

temporallydistorted PriyaVarma


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9:40-10:00 313 ProcessingFluency:AnEncodingHeuristic TamaraRosner10:00-10:20 314 Stimulusrepetitionandspacing:A

transientencodingdecrementinrecognitionmemory

RobertCollins

SessionTitle:CognitionintheRealWorld

Time TalkNumber Title FirstAuthor8:40-9:00 315 HowtheInternetisMakingUsImpatient:

TheImpactofWaitTimes&IndividualDifferencesonInformationSearchBehaviours AlyssaSmith

9:00-9:20 316 Flow,arousal,andurge-to-playinCandyCrush ChanelLarche

9:20-9:40 317 PredictorsofMind-WanderingWhileDriving:TaskLength,Fatigue,andIndividualAttentionalDifferences HeatherWalker

9:40-10:00 318 DeepEffortlessConcentrationintheLectureHall JeremyMarty-Dugas

10:00-10:20 319 Usingaclassroom-basedMindfulnessinterventiontoamelioratemathanxiety NadineYildiz

10:50-12:10 EPSPresident:Cognitivegadgets:Theculturalevolutionofthinking(CeliaHeyes)

Saturday,July7Afternoon1

SessionTitle:Symposium:Symposium:CausesandConsequencesofAnalyticThinking:StrategicDifferencesinReasoning

Time TalkNumber Title FirstAuthor14:00-14:20 320 Fastreasoningandthedualstrategymodel HenryMarkovits14:20-14:40 321 Thinkinginaforeignlanguagedistorts

reasoningMichalBialek

14:40-15:00 322 Base-rateneglectisafunctionofconflictresolutionstrategy

IanR.Newman

15:00-15:20 323 Dualstrategymodelandreasoningwithfamiliarpremises

JanieBrisson

SessionTitle:Language

Time TalkNumber Title FirstAuthor14:00-14:20 324 DialectalInfluencesonUnderstanding

Speech-In-Noise LauraHowell


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14:20-14:40 325 EvidenceforIdiomProcessingAdvantageofL1IdiomsinanL2 TianshuZhu

14:40-15:00 326 Acomputationalapproachfordiscourseanalysis YichuZhou

15:00-15:20 327 AnInstanceTheoryofSemantics RandallJamieson

SessionTitle:Learning

Time TalkNumber Title FirstAuthor14:00-14:20 328 Updatinghumans’headingsandpositions

usinglandmarksandpathintegration WeiminMou14:20-14:40 329 SomatosensoryFunctionalPlasticity

SupportsObservationalMotorLearning HeatherMcGregor14:40-15:00 330 Interactionsbetweentheelementsofan

outcomeduringcausalanddiagnosticlearning MartynQuigley

15:00-15:20 331 Whencontingencylearningisdifficult ColinM.MacLeod

SessionTitle:Metacognition

Time TalkNumber Title FirstAuthor14:00-14:20 332 Canunconsciousintentionsbemore

effectivethanconsciousintentions?Testoftheroleofmetacognitioninhypnoticresponse BencePalfi

14:20-14:40 333 WhatdoesanexpertknowthatIdon't?Undermininganillusionofknowledgeincreasestheinfluenceofexperts. EthanMeyers

14:40-15:00 334 ExaminingMetacognitiveBehaviorsDuringanAssociativeRecognitionMemoryTask MarioDoyle

15:00-15:20 335 IsolatingtheContributionofPerceptualFluencyinJudgmentsofLearning(JOL) ChrisFiacconi

Saturday,July7Afternoon2

SessionTitle:DecisionMaking

Time TalkNumber Title FirstAuthor15:40-16:00 336 DoSlowResponsesFeellessRight?

InvestigationUsingtheDual-ResponseParadigm KaidenStewart

16:00-16:20 337 Doesaddingawildcardtolineupsreducecorrectidentifications? RyanFitzgerald

16:20-16:40 338 Limitedtransferofinsightacrossparalleldecisiondilemmas AmeliaHunt


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SessionTitle:Music

Time TalkNumber Title FirstAuthor15:40-16:00 339 Behavioralandneuralmeasuresof

temporalcoordinationbetweenperformingmusicians AnnaZamm

16:00-16:20 340 Event-relateddesynchronizationofthemurhythminexpertsandnon-expertsduringaudio,visual,andaudio-visualperceptionofpercussionmusic FrankRusso

16:20-16:40 341 MusicalExpertiseandSpontaneousProductionRatesInfluenceSynchronizationAccuracyAcrossRates RebeccaScheurich

SessionTitle:AttentionII

Time TalkNumber Title FirstAuthor15:40-16:00 332 Media-multitaskingabilityandexecutive

functioninginyoungadults AlexandraSeddon16:00-16:20 333 Investigatingdifferentalertingtypesand

theirimpactonhumanperformance ColinR.McCormick16:20-16:40 334 Justintime:Whenseeinganddoingcollide JamesEnns

SessionTitle:CognitiveDevelopment

Time TalkNumber Title FirstAuthor15:40-16:00 342 Learningnewwordsfromexplicitand

implicitexposuresinchildrenwhospeakEnglishasanadditionallanguage. EmilyOxley

16:00-16:20 343 Learningabouttools:children’ssociallearningpreferences ErikaNurmsoo

16:20-16:40 344 Comparinglineupprocedurestofacilitatechildren'saccuracyinfacerecognition LauraMelnykGribble

16:50-17:50 BBCSBusinessMeetingandHebbStudentAwardPresentation


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PosterSession1

Wednesday,July4 17:10-19:10

PosterNumber Title FirstAuthorP101 Cognitivemapsinrealandvirtualworlds JenniferSutton

P102TheimpactofspatialandsemanticcongruenceonsensoryprocessingandtheColavitaeffect

GenvieveDesmarais

P103Context-BasedExpectationsChangeDurationPerceptionforRepeatedStimuli CorinnaD.

P104AttentiondoesnotmodulateaudiovisualintegrationinaColavitatask HilaryPearson

P105EffectsofAcuteStressonCognitiveandEmotionalInterference DominiqueDupuis

P106Howtocatchafallingstar:improvingasteroiddetectionbystudyingblinkcomparisonusingchangeblindness MarkTovey

P107Monitoringeyemovementswhilemeasuringtheitem-specificproportioncongruencyeffect ChaoWang

P108AnEx-GaussianAnalysisofReactionTimeDistributionsinInhibitionofReturn JasonIvanoff

P109TheInfluenceofGraphicsonMindWanderinginVideoLectures LauraBianchi

P110FixatedinUnfamiliarTerritory:MappingEstimatesAcrossTypicalandAtypicalNumberLines SabrinaM.DiLonardo

P111Sensoryattenuationininterpersonalcoordination

NicoleBolt

P112Predictedreachconsequencesdrivetimecourseoftactilesuppression LindseyE.Fraser

P113

Leftcerebellartranscranialdirectcurrentstimulationfacilitatestheonsetofinhibitionofreturn.

BrittanyAngus-Cook

P114InstagramStatusandMotorResonance:Instagram“Leaders”ShowDecreasedMotor-EvokedPotentialFacilitation SumeetFarwaha

P115Chronicgraymatterdegenerationiswidespreadinmoderatetoseveretraumaticbraininjury ZorryBelchev

P116Interindividualneuralandbehavioraldifferencesinmoraldecision-making:Relevancefordriverlesscars AnnemarieWolff

P117Medialprefrontalcortexcompressesconceptrepresentationsthroughlearning MichaelMack

P118Therapeutic-likeeffectsofstresscontrollabilityrelatedtolong-termpotentiationinthedentategyrusandtheendocannabinoidsystem CourtneyClarke


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P119

AlteredRostromedialTegmentalActivationandBehaviouralResponsetoChronicEthanolExposureinaPreclinicalModelofDepression-addictionComorbidity TristianCritch

P120Preconceptionpredatorstressincreasesstress-susceptibilityinadultoffspring.

SriyaBhattacharya

P121

The"DualHormoneHypothesis"inDomesticDogs:CortisolXTestosteroneInteractionsPredictWinsinaCompetitiveTask CarolynWalsh

P122Cognitiveintegrationoffloralvisualcharacteristicsinbumblebees:theroleofvisualcuesbeforeandafterlanding LiseVandeBeeck

P123

Reactiontimemeasuresaremoresensitivethanaccuracytotheacuteimpactofcardioexerciseinhealthyyoungadults

HannahRose

P124SimulatedandLiveTrainingPredictorsofPoliceDrivingPerformance ChetHembroff

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Theassociationbetweenadversechildhoodexperiencesandthesuppressionofpainfulmemories BrittanyFlood

P126 Scalinglearningtheoriestocomplexproblems BradleySmith

P127Usinggraphtheorytounderstandthestructureofeventknowledgeinmemory NickolasChristidis

P128IsForgettingEffortful?APupillometricInvestigationofItem-MethodDirectedForgetting JuliaGreenham

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CostsandBenefitsofItem-basedDirectedForgettingforPictures:PerceptualDetailsversusGist FahadAhmad

P130MechanismsUnderlyingtheProductionEffectforSinging ChelseaQuinlan

P131DelayDiscountingandProspectiveMemoryCanPredictRiskyDecisionMaking AhmadSohrabi

P132Comparingimmediateserialrecallandimmediateserialrecognition

ChrissyM.Chubala

P133

TheRoleofDistinctivenessintheWord-FrequencyEffectinRecognition:EvidencefromOrthographicNeighbourhoodSize HannahV.Willoughby

P134TheroleoflexicalrepresentationsintheHebbrepetitioneffect René-PierreSoniet

P135Selectiveattentionatencodingimpactsmemoryrepresentation SaganaVijayarajah

P136ConductingResearch,FastandSlow:TheImportanceofValuingScientificProcessoverScientificProducts HeathMatheson

P137Apreliminaryexplorationofmedia-multitaskingandexecutivefunctioninginpre-adolescent AnnaLaw


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P138Meta-Reasoning,calibration,accuracy,anderrorawareness DanielGeary

P139Whenthesmokeclears:Chroniccannabisuseandspatialmemoryperformance JamesDonovan

P140SyntheticEstrogenandCognition:DoesTimeofOralContraceptivePillIngestionAffectWorkingMemory? LauraGravelsins

P141SchemaViolationinImages:DoesViolatingSexualityhaveaCognitiveImpact? KristaPiper

P142Undergraduates’PerceptionstowardsPsychologyasaScience:Differentiatingexplicitresponsesfromimplicitassociations

DemiPlagianakos

P143 EarlyOrthographicKnowledge DerrickBourassa

P144Theimpactoftwoattention-orientingstrategiesonwordrecognitionandvocabularyacquisitioninpre-readersduringsharedbookreading AnnieRoy-Charland

P145ConcretenessinExplicitvs.ImplicitTasksinDeepDyslexia SimritpalMalhi

P146Aremathgameshelpingorhurtingflexiblemathematicalthinking:Testingtheroleofattentioninflexiblestrategyuse. AdamDubé

P147PsychometricpropertiesofMathematicsAnxietyRatingScale/BriefVersion BobUttl

P148 WorkingMemoryandMathMotivation:PotentialMediatorsintheMathAnxietyMathPerformanceRelationshipinGradeThreeStudents.

BrandonSlaney

P149Capitalizingonvariabilityinbilinguallanguageexperience:LanguageentropypredictsL2abilitiesandbrainorganization JasonGullifer

P150Lookingv.Seeing:UnexpectedlyPoorSpellersLookasMuchButSeeLess TruKwong


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PosterSession2

Thursday,July5 17:10-19:10

PosterNumber Title FirstAuthorP201 IndividualDifferencesinExecutiveControland

LanguageBackgroundModulateCross-LanguageSyntacticActivationDuringBilingualReading

NaomiVingron

P202 ApplyingtheGeneralizedContextModeltoTextClassification MatthewCook

P203 Investigatingfactorsthatinfluencetheinterpretationofambiguousphrasesasliteralorsarcastic

RuthFilik

P204 ConcretenessandSemanticNeighboursinaLexicalDecisionTask

SimritpalMalhi

P205

Semanticprimingofreadingaloudandlexicaldecisionbyvisualprocessingstream:Exploringsemanticengagementthroughmanipulationofstimulusqualityandfoil-type

JoshNeudorf

P206

AscanofthemathematicseducationalappsintheAppStore:Whatinformationaredevelopersprovidingtoparents?

AdamDubé

P207 Understandingtheimpactofparentalmathanxietyonthehomeworkhelpingenvironment

MichelaDiStefano

P208 Preschoolersusehelpfulandharmfulinteractionstopredictmembershipinfamiliarsocialcategorymembership

JessicaSwitzer

P209 Patternclassificationrevealsdevelopmentaldifferencesinhowmemoriesinfluencenewlearning

MargaretSchlichting

P210 AdolescentsCircadianRhythms:TheRelationBetweenSleepandEatingBehavioursandCognitivePerformance

JillianCleary

P211 Investigatingthelimitsofessentialisminchimpanzees(Pantroglodytes)

MichaelMcWhirter

P212 Investigatingapossiblerelationshipbetweenself-awarenessandtheoryofmindinchimpanzees(Pantroglodytes)

CarlaKrachun

P213 Theeffectofeccentricityoneventrelatedpotentialsinalateralizeddetectiontask

PénélopePelland-Goulet

P214 RepetitionSuppressionofFaceImagesamongAdultswithHighandLowCharacteristicsofAutismSpectrumConditions:ERPandRTsResults

AhmadSohrabi

P215 Restingstatenetworkfunctionalconnectivity TracieParkinson


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andtheFive-FacetMindfulnessQuestionnaire(FFMQ)

P216 AnfMRIinvestigationofthereproducibilityofmotorcortexactivationforisometrichandgripcontractions

LaylaGould

P217 ERPCorrelatesofFeedbackProcessinginRewardandErrorBasedMotorLearning

DimitriosPalidis

P218 Investigatingthelong-termeffectsofconcussionontask-relevantsensoryprocessing JakeTennant

P219 Transgenerationaleffectsofstress:impactofpre-weaningmaternalbehaviourversusepigeneticsonoffsprings

AudreyFontaine

P220 NeuralandBehaviouralCorrelatesofMusicians’NaturalFrequenciesinMusicPerformance

AnnaZamm

P221 Neuralencodingofmusicalrhythminolderandyoungeradults

EmilyBolt

P222 Intergenerationallearningofcurrentpopularmusic:Youngadults,parents,andnon-parents.

AnnabelCohen

P223 AuditoryProcessingDifferencesBetweenFormallyTrainedandSelf-TaughtMusicians

EmilyAlexander

P224 Inter-individualdifferencesbetweenactionandperceptionforthehabitualsubjectivevertical

NilsBury

P225 EffortfulProcessinginEstimationofInternally-DefinedDurations

MichaelKlein

P226 Visualself-motionthroughavirtualenvironmentismodulatedbyperceivedbodyorientationrelativetoearthvertical

MeaghanMcManus

P227 Effectofinstructionsonsurroundmotionintegrationandtheattentionalblink

JialiSong

P228 Elusiveboundaryconditionsoftheattentionalboosteffect

LisaLorentz

P229 DoesStandingImprovePerformanceontheStroopTask?

EmilieE.Caron

P230 Schemaviolationsofsexuality:examiningthemoderatingeffectofgenderontheN400componentwithEventRelatedPotentials

DenisVaillancourt

P231 EmotionalExpressivityandExposuretoNewCulture

AnneTseu

P232 Cross-ModalEmotionPerception:AValidationStudy

HarinderAujla

P233 Recognitionmemoryforaffectiveandneutralstimuli:Asmall-scalemeta-analysis

KaitlynFallow

P234 Relationbetweenworkingmemoryandimplicitlearninginthecontextualcueingparadigm

ChaoWang

P235 TheEfficacyofConceptMappingforLong-Term EllenMacLellan


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KnowledgeRetentionP236 Somelimitsoftherepetitiondecrementand

spacingeffectsRobertCollins

P237 Didyoustudy“ate”or“eight”?Homophoneluresdonotreducetheproductioneffectina2AFCrecognitiontask

JonathanFawcett

P238 ProducingaWordas“Elvis”isNoMoreMemorableThanReadingItSilently

RachelleWakeham-Lewis

P239 Interactiveprocessesinaninstance-basedmodelofmemory

EvanT.Curtis

P240 TheImpactofPerceptualFluencyonCueFamiliarityandFeelingofKnowingJudgments

MichelleA.Dollois

P241 MetamemoryinanImmediateSerialRecallTask KaidenStewartP242 FactorsThatInfluenceEarwitnessConfidence KellyThiessenP243 Memoryfortemporalcontextintemporallobe

epilepsyDaniellaLadowski

P244 Chroniccannabisuseandcannabis-relatedproblems:Doindividualdifferencesincognitivecapacityaltertherelationship?

TaylerSullican

P245 TheRoleofWithin-PersonandContextVariabilityonFaceLearning

RebekahL.Corpuz

P246 PleaseEmpathize!Observedpainintensityandexplicitinstructionstoempathizemodulateresponsefacilitation

CarlMichaelGalang

P247 TheBiasingEffectsofUnclaimedPrizeInformation:InvestigatingtheHarmsandReducingtheBias

AlexanderWalker

P248 Notallscientistsagree:exploringscientificdissentonbeliefandpolicysupport.

EthanMeyers

P249 Meta-analysisofNorthAmericanAdultReadingTest:Verbalintelligencescoresaredeclining

BobUttl

P250 TheRelationshipBetweenPoliticalOrientationandBullshitDetectioninCanadianPolitics:ResultsfromaPilotStudy

RickMehta


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PosterSession3

Friday,July6 17:10-19:10

PosterNumber Title FirstAuthorP301 LessTextImprovesPosterAppeal PeterGrafP302 UsingtheHebbLegacytoIntegrate

PsychologicalScienceRaymondKlein

P303 Measuringfearinfree-livingwildanimals PhillipMacCallumP304 TheEfficacyofParoxetineandTranscranial

DirectCurrentStimulation(tDCS)asAntidepressantTreatmentsinAdolescentandAdultRats

ShannonWaye

P305 CantheFEOAmelioratetheDeleteriousEffectofCircadianRhythmDisruptioninanAnimalModelofSocialJetLag?

LeannaLewis

P306 BilateralLesionstotheLateralMammillaryNucleusImpairSpatialLearninginRats

Marie-AnnWasef

P307 SpeedandAccuracyTrade-offontheSpatialOrientationTest

XingHuang

P308 UpdatingPerceivedDistanceduringSelf-Motion Jong-JinKimP309 Therepresentationbasisofnon-spatial

facilitationandInhibitionofReturneffectsBrettA.Cochrane

P310 Mindwanderingandtemporalfocusintaskswitching

LydiaJiang

P311 GlobalversesLocalControlinanABTask EllenMacLellanP312 AttentionalBiasandToleranceThresholdLevel

toMessandUncleanlinessAdèleGallant

P313 Event-relatedpotentialandpowerspectralanalysisofmemoryscanningduringanauditorySternbergtask

AmourSimal

P314 Self-otherProcessinginPainObservation:EvidencefromEvent-relatedPotentials

MichaelJenkins

P315 Theimpactoflifetimenoiseexposureonthecorticalprocessingofsoundspresentedinnoise

DavidFleming

P316 NeuralCorrelatesofApproachabilityJudgmentsforNovelandFamiliarFaces

KirstinLoates

P317 RelationshipbetweenSchizotypalDelusionalPersonalityFeatures,Global/LocalProcessing,andEEGFrequencyBands

AhmadSohrabi

P318 Invitinghallucinatoryperceptsduringspeech-listeningtodetectcognitivechangesinearlypsychosis

Ana-BiancaPopa

P319 WouldYou,CouldYou?AbehaviouralandTMS HeathMatheson


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investigationoftheroleofmanipulabilityinadivergentthinkingtask

P320 Drivingthelocuscoeruleus:RelatingpupildiameterandEEGmetricstoperformanceonanaturalistichighwaydrivingtask

AndrewReid

P321 TheDualMechanismsforControlFramework:ExaminingCognitiveControlandAutonomicNervousSystemActivity

MichelleA.Dollois

P322 Usingtemporalorderjudgementstoexplorespatialattentionafterstroke

JasmineAziz

P323 NeuralCorrelatesoftheProductionEffect:AnfMRIStudy

AaronNewman

P324 P600:Aresponsetosyntacticviolationsorlearning?

FareehaRana

P325 ManagingAmbiguity:AnEye-TrackingStudyoftheRelationshipbetweenExecutiveFunctionandL2HomographProcessing

PaulinePalma

P326 EffectsofFamiliarityonAuditoryDistancePerception:Theeffectsofinterpersonalvoicefamiliarityonauditorydistanceperceptionofhumanspeechunderreverberantconditions

OzgenDemirkaplan

P327 Howaggressiveisasharklawyer?Comparingtheintensityofthefigurativemeaningofnoun-nounmetaphors,XisYmetaphorsandsimiles

JuanaPark

P328 Areallnear-missescreatedequal?Theeffectofscratchcardgamestructureonoutcomereactivity

MadisonSange

P329 TheInfluenceofIrrelevance:ExaminingtheImpactofIrrelevantMagnitudesonTaskRelevantMagnitudeEstimations

RylanWaring

P330 ExplainingBiasedBeliefsaboutGlobalEconomicInequality

KathleenDaly

P331 Evaluatingeffort:Adissociationbetweenonlinesubjectiveeffortratingsandperformancemeasures

MichelleAshburner

P332 TheMismatchEffectandMeasuringImplicitMentalIllnessStigma:TheInfluenceofSchemaIncongruenceonReactionTimeinUndergraduateStudents

NicoleHarris

P333 JudgmentsofProblemSolvabilityDuringaWaterJugTask

IanNewman

P334 TheEffectofaConcurrentTaskonFunctionLearning

MarkBrown

P335 Preschoolers’speaker-specificinterpretationsofemotionalprosodyduringonlinelanguageprocessing

JustineThacker


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P336 Howchildrenusetestimonyfrominaccuratespeakers

ErikaNurmsoo

P337 Prevalenceandsexdifferencesininnumeracyamongundergraduatestudents

BobUttl

P338 Studentsdon’tlikenumbers:Replicationandextension

BobUttl

P339 Understandingtherelationbetweenparents’mathanxietyandtheirperceptionoftheirinteractionsaroundmathematicshomework

BronwynO'Brien

P340 You'reanovice,I'manexpert:Examiningindividualdifferenceswithinthetestingeffect

YichuZhou

P341 Changesinattentionfollowinginstructionstoforget:Evidencefromhandmovementtrajectories

IanPalmer

P342 TheEffectsofConcussionsonSourceMemory:ARetrievalorEncodingDeficit

AkeilaGabriel

P343 ProductionisintheEyeoftheBeholder:APupillometricInvestigationoftheProductionEffect

JennyTiller

P344 DoesImplicitlyActivatedNonstudiedMaterialFacilitateFalseRecall?ATestoftheCLSModel’sPredictions.

AlexisPayne

P345 Orderrecallinverbalshort-termmemoryisinfluencedbyorthographicneighborhoodactivation

DominicGuitard

P346 Themodalityofinterferenceduringencodingimpactsobjectrepresentationsinmemory

LoganDoyle

P347 OlfactoryWorkingMemory:QuantitativeandQualitativeDifferencesinN-BackPerformanceforHighandLowVerbalisableOdours

AndrewMoss

P348 Re-examiningtheRelationshipbetweenVisualWorkingMemoryandMentalRotation

BiljanaStevanovski

P349 Unconsciousinfluencesonworkingmemoryusinganovelparadigm:Thein-back

FatouSarr

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