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• Fri 9:00 – Keynote
  • Interactions between attention and reward for the guidance of plasticity, learning and memory
    • Pieter R. Roelfsema
• Fri 10:00 – Talks: Exploration & Surprise
  • Exploration-Exploitation in a Contextual Multi-Armed Bandit Task
    • Eric Schulz, Emmanouil Konstantinidis, Maarten Speekenbrink
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    Predicting Surprise Judgments from Explanation Graphs

    • Meadhbh Foster, Mark Keane
    • Allen Newell Award – Honorable Mention
• Fri 11:10 – Talks: Memory
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    Reconciling two computational models of working memory in aging

    • Violette Hoareau, Benoit Lemaire, Sophie Portrat, Gaen Plancher
    • Allen Newell Award – Honorable Mention
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    Stability of Individual Parameters in a Model of Optimal Fact Learning

    • Florian Sense, Friederike Behrens, Rob R. Meijer, Hedderik van Rijn
    • Allen Newell Award – Best Student Paper
  • Spontaneous Retrieval for Prospective Memory: Effects of Encoding Specificity and Retention Interval
    • Justin Li, John Laird
  • Holographic Declarative Memory and the Fan Effect: A Test Case for A New Memory Module for ACT-R
    • Matthew Kelly, Kam Kwok, Robert West
• Fri 15:00 – Talks: Perception & Working Memory
  • Modeling Two-Channel Speech Processing with the EPIC Cognitive Architecture
    • David E. Kieras, Gregory H. Wakefield, Eric R Thompson, Nandini Iyer, Brian D. Simpson
  • How does prevalence shape errors in complex tasks?
    • Enkhbold Nyamsuren, Han van der Maas, Niels Taatgen
  • When and Why Does Visual Working Memory Capacity Depend on the Number of Visual Features Stored: An Explanation in Terms of an Oscillatory Model
    • Krzysztof Andrelczyk, Adam Chuderski, Tomasz Smolen
• Fri 16:00 – Poster Session II
  • How should we evaluate models of segmentation in artificial language learning?
    • Raquel G. Alhama, Remko Scha, Willem Zuidema
  • A constraint-based approach to pronoun interpretation in Italian
    • Margreet Vogelzang, Hedderik van Rijn, Petra Hendriks
  • Investigating the semantic representation of Chinese emotion words with co-occurrence data and self-organizing maps neural networks
    • Yueh-lin Tsai, Hsueh Chih Chen, Jon-fan Hu
  • Understanding the Misunderstood
    • David Tobinski, Oliver Kraft
  • Towards a unified reasoning theory: An evaluation of the Human Reasoning Module in Spatial Reasoning
    • Matthias Frorath, Rebecca Albrecht, Marco Ragni
  • The Ship of Theseus: Using mathematical and computational models for predicting identity judgments
    • Tuna Cakar, Annette Hohenberger
  • Modelling insight: The case of the nine-dot problem
    • Thomas Ormerod, Patrice Rusconi, Adrian Banks, James MacGregor
  • Cognitive Models Predicting Surprise in Robot Operators
    • David Reitter, Yang Xu, Patrick Craven, Anikó Sándor, R. Chris Garrett, E. Vince Cross, Jerry L. Franke
  • Cue confusion and distractor prominence explain inconsistent effects of retrieval interference in human sentence processing
    • Felix Engelmann, Lena Jaeger, Shravan Vasishth
  • A spreading activation model of a discrete free association task
    • Vencislav Popov
  • Fail fast or succeed slowly: Good-enough processing can mask interference effects
    • Bruno Nicenboim, Felix Engelmann, Katja Suckow, Shravan Vasishth
  • Evaluating Instance-based Learning in Multi-cue Diagnosis
    • Christopher Myers, Kevin Gluck, Jack Harris, Vladislav Veksler, Thomas Mielke, Rachel Boyd
  • The Influence of Cognitive Strategies on Performance in Working Memory Tasks
    • Menno Nijboer, Jelmer Borst, Hedderik van Rijn, Niels Taatgen
  • Numerical Induction beyond Calculation: An fMRI Study in Combination with a Cognitive Model
    • Xiuqin Jia, Peipeng Liang, Xiaolan Fu, Kuncheng Li
  • Is it lie aversion, risk-aversion, or IRS aversion? Modeling deception under risk and no risk
    • Tei Laine, Tomi Silander, Kayo Sakamoto, Ilya Farber
  • Should Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? Mechanisms for Sleep-dependent Memory Consolidation
    • George Kachergis, Roy de Kleijn, Bernhard Hommel
  • Social Categorization Through the Lens of Connectionist Modeling
    • Andre Klapper, Iris van Rooij, Ron Dotsch, Daniel Wigboldus

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