ESCOP 2015

09:00

The focus of attention as a highlighter of perceived and of stored information | N. Cowan 

09:20

Protection and flexible updating of representations in memory | M. Husain 

09:40

Genetic influences on attention and working memory | N. Friedman

10:00

Attention as work, not memory in working memory | R. Logie

10:20

Attentional and non-attentional maintenance in working memory | V. Camos

10:40

Underlying mechanisms of working memory training – the role of interference resolution and attentional control | S. Jaeggi

09:00

Regulation  of the conflict adaptation effect by emotion | D. Sharma

09:20

The influence of response modality (manual vs. vocal) in the Stroop task | M. Augustinova

09:40

The dynamics of control in the Stroop task | W. Notebaert, C. Bundt, E. Abrahamse, M. Ruitenberg

10:00

10:20

Interaction between inherited and situational factors of cognitive performance in the Stroop Color-naming task | A. Szekely, A. Vereczkei,  B. Gönye, J. Bircher, E. Kotyuk, R.E. Katonai, M. Gyurkovics, S. Maruzsa, K. Varga, J.M. Duchek, D.A. Balota, M. Sasvari-Szekely

10:40

Discussion

09:00

Moving beyond the monosyllable  in models of skilled reading: Mega-study of disyllabic nonword reading | K. Rastle, B. Mousikou, J. Sadat, R. Lucas

09:20

Can reaction  times from massive online experiments be used  to study visual word recognition? | P. Mandera,  E. Keuleers, M. Stevens, M. Brysbaert

09:40

How spurious can you get? Charting the sensitivity and specificity of typical psycholinguistic experiments with megastudy data | M. Stevens, P. Mandera, E. Keuleers, M. Brysbaert

10:00

Quality, not quantity: Register  is more important than size in corpus–based frequency  estimation | D. Crepaldi, S. Amenta, P. Mandera, E. Keuleers, M. Brysbaert

10:20

Contextual diversity, not frequency,  predicts children’s word reading  accuracy | K. Nation, B. Vandekerckhove, J. Ricketts

10:40

Discussion

09:00

Contributions of sensory and higher order cortical areas in prospective memory | N. Sigala

09:20

Electrophysiological evidence of top-down and bottom-up  processes in Prospective memory | P. Bisiacchi,  G. Cona

09:40

Prospective memory and stress-dependent cortisol secretion: Are we less affected when we are old? | M. Kliegel, K. Schnitzspahn, C. Kirschbaum

10:00

Does the impact on prospective memory of carrying the APOE e4 gene vary with age and cognitive state? | J. Rusted, S. Evans,  C. Lancaster, N. Rothen,  Y. Nagai

10:20

Linking real-world prospective memory, experimental tasks, and underlying mechanisms: Evidence  from computational modelling and online web-based testing | S. Gilbert

10:40

Psychophysiology of prospective memory: The effects of autonomic  arousal  and cue-focality on prospective memory retrieval | N. Rothen, Y. Nagai, J. Rusted

09:00

Competitive brain networks  underlying implicit and explicit learning | D. Nemeth, K. Janacsek

09:20

Sleep  consolidates the hippocampal-dependent representation of motor sequences | G. Albouy

09:40

From implicit to explicit learning, and back | A. Cleeremans

10:00

Consolidation  and generalization of implicit sequence learning during sleep | K. Rauss, N. Lutz, S. Diekelmann,  J. Born

10:20

Discussion

09:00

Tyrosine but not propranolol modulates cognitive flexibility: evidence from task-switching paradigm in randomized controlled trials | L. Colzato,  L. Steenbergen, R. Sellaro, B. Hommel

9:20 

Dopaminergic  modulation of working memory updating  through transcranial direct current stimulation | B. Jongkees, R. Sellaro, B. Hommel, S. Kühn, L. Colzato

9:40 

γ-Aminobutyric acid (GABA) improves action selection  processes: evidence from transcutaneous vagus  nerve stimulation (tVNS) and synthetic  GABA administration | L. Steenbergen, R. Sellaro, A. Stock, C. Beste,  L. Colzato

10:00

Neurobiochemical factors of goal activation during multitasking | A. Stock, C. Beste 

10:20

Functional neuroanatomy of goal activation during multitasking | C. Beste

10:40

Action control in response-inhibition tasks:  A biased competition account | F. Verbruggen

09:00

Rapid Categorization of  natural face images in the infant right hemisphere | A. de Heering, B. Rossion

09:20

Spatial attentional  biases to threat-relevant stimuli in infancy | J. Bertels,  C. Bayard,  A. Destrebecqz

09:40

How  infants deploy their visual attention to emotionally-expressive faces:  An eye-tracking approach | J. Baudouin,  N. Dollion, O. Godard,  K. Durand, R. Soussignan, B. Schaal

10:00

Affective matching  of odors and facial expressions in infants: Shifting patterns between 3 and 7 months | O. Godard, K. Durand, B. Schaal, J. Baudouin

10:20

The difference between deliberate and accidental consequences of actions  in children and chimpanzees | A. Destrebecqz, L. Legrain, W. Gevers

10:40

Antecedents of attachment security in infancy: Attention and neural responses to negative emotions | M. Peltola, L. Forssman, S. Yrttiaho, K. Puura,  M. van IJzendoorn, J. Leppänen

09:00

JASP:  A Fresh  Way to do Statistics | E. Wagenmakers

09:20

The misalignment  of scientific thought and statistical  practice:  deep  problems  and workable solutions | R. Morey

09:40

A Bayesian framework for publication bias mitigation using behavioral  process models | J. Vandekerckhove, M. Guan

10:00

Is extra attention needed to remember feature bindings? Testing theoretically meaningful null hypotheses with Bayes factors | C. Morey

10:20

From thinking in terms of effects (and failing to reject the null hypothesis) to thinking in terms of models (and embracing the invariance) | E. Vergauwe, J. Rouder

10:40

Discussion

11:30

The foreign language effect on moral judgments involving material consequences | A.E. Lim, W. Cheong

11:50

Bilingual language control and speech monitoring: Two sides  of the same coin? | M. Declerck,  K. Lemhöfer, J. Grainger

12:10

“Semantic P600” in second language sentence processing: When syntax conflicts with semantics | X. Zheng, K. Lemhöfer

12:30

Cognate and non-cognate representations in Greek-English bilingual adults and children: a cross-script investigation using the masked priming paradigm | A. Terzopoulos, L. Duncan,  G. Niolaki, J. Masterson

12:50

Learning from internal and external error signals  in second language acquisition | S. Bultena, K. Lemhöfer, C. Danielmeier,  H. Bekkering

11:30

Using covert response activation to test latent assumptions of formal decision-making models | M. Servant, C. White, A. Montagnini, B. Burle

11:50

Effects of learning on somatosensory and auditory decision-making and experiences: Implications for medically unexplained symptoms | A. Huque, E. Poliakoff, R. Brown

12:10

Avoiding the conflict: Metacognitive  awareness drives the selection  of low-demand  contexts | K. Desender, C. Buc Calderon, F. Van Opstal,  E. Van den Bussche

12:30

How do we know what we see and remember? The influence of task decision  on awareness ratings in perception and memory | M. Wierzchon, M. Siedlecka, B. Paulewicz

12:50

Decision Mechanisms Underlying Increased Reaction-Time Variability in ADHD | N. Shahar,  A.R. Teodorescu, A. Karmon-Presser, G.E. Anholt, N. Meiran

11:30

Unconscious emotional effects on syntactic  processing during sentence comprehension: An ERP study | L. Jiménez Ortega, J. Espuny,  P. Herreros  de Tejada, C. Vargas-Rivero, M. Martin-Loeches

11:50

On the influence of the orthographic system beyond linguistic processes | C. Martin, S. Schlöffel, ,  M. Lallier, M. Carreiras

12:10

The influence of speaker accent on ambiguity resolution | J. Rodd,  Z. Cai, G. Gaskell, M. Davis

12:30

The time-course of cross  modal word learning in adults | A. Weighall, L. Spackman, J. Morgan

12:50

Time, sleep  and lexical ambiguity | G. Gaskell,  Z. Cai, H. Betts, J. Rodd

11:30

Properties of retrieval-induced forgetting in motor memory | T. Tempel, C. Frings

11:50

Effects of auditory distraction  on memory and meta-memory: The case of encoding | P. Beaman, M. Hanczakowski, D. Jones

12:10

The effect of a storyteller’s gaze  direction on memory performance and psychophysiological responses in children | T. Helminen,  J. Lähteenmäki, A. Engdahl,  J. Hietanen

12:30

Memory frames: The effect of retrieval query format on source recollection | A. Raposo, S. Frade, M. Alves

12:50

Age of acquisition  and frequency  affect memory: Evidence  from free recall of pictures  and words | I. Raman, S. Ikier, E. Raman, E. Kilecioglu

11:30

Numerosity extraction in young children : Evidence  from the distribution game | A. Content,  J. Nys

11:50

The involvement of an inhibitory mechanism to select  arithmetic facts: A developmental study | P. Megias,  P. Macizo

12:10

Tracking practice  effects in computation  estimation | D. Ganor-Stern, N. Weiss

12:30

Identifying the cognitive predictors of early counting and calculation skills: Evidence  from a longitudinal study | E. Soto -Calvo, F.R. Simmons, C. Willis, A. Adams

12:50

Testing the mental architecture of processing symbolic and non-symbolic numerical information | R. Goldman, S. Naparstek, J. Tzelgov, A. Henik

11:30

Anticipation processes in L2 speech comprehension: Evidence  from ERPs  and lexical recognition task | A. Foucart, E. Ruiz-Tada, A. Costa

11:50

Formality variation in spontaneous speech: Corpus  data on the influence of listener status | K. Koppen, M. Ernestus, M. van Mulken

12:10

Integration of "secondary"  information during comprehension: Co-speech gestures in English and mouth patterns accompanying British Sign Language signs | D. Vinson, P. Perniss, G. Vigliocco

12:30

Spatio-temporal dynamics of word selection  in speech production: Insights from electrocorticography | S. Ries,  R. Dhillon, A. Clarke, D. King-Stephen, K. Laxer, P. Weber, R. Kuperman, K. Auguste,  P. Brunner, G. Schalk,  J. Lin, J. Parvizi, N. Crone, N. Dronkers,  R. Knight

12:50

Ten things I like about /y/: Testing the mirror neuron hypothesis of sound symbolism using a non-English vowel | S.J.  Styles

11:30

Incorrect predictions reduce switch costs | T. Kleinsorge,  J. Scheil

11:50

Tactile stimuli increase effects of modality compatibility in task switching | D.N. Stephan, I. Koch

12:10

Time-based expectancy for task relevant stimulus features and feature combinations | R. Thomaschke, J. Hoffmann, C. Haering, A. Kiesel

12:30

A brain network involved in domain-general task-switching | A. Vallesi, S. Arbula, M. Capizzi

12:50

Joint Performance without Corepresentation | M. Yamaguchi, H. Wall

11:30

A dimensional  approach to developmental impairments  of attention,  learning and memory | S. Gathercole, F. Woolgar, D. Astle, T. Manly, J. Holmes

11:50

Is storage capacity or attentional control the end story to understanding VSTM in childhood? Going beyond the investigation  of single mechanisms | A. Shimi, G. Scerif 

12:10

Does rehearsal help immediate serial recall? | K. Oberauer,  A. Souza 

12:30

Questioning  short-term  memory and its measurement: Why digit span  measures long-term associative learning | G. Jones, B. Macken 

12:50

Visuospatial  bootstrapping effects in working memory | R. Allen, J. Havelka,  C. Calia, S. Darling 

14:20

Media multi-tasking and executive  functions in young adults | H. Magen

14:40

A conflict monitoring account of the control mechanisms involved in dual-tasking  | M. Olszanowski, A. Szmalec, T. Bajo

15:00

Response selection  and crosstalk as explanatory  concepts in multiple action control: Differences  and commonalities | L. Huestegge, A. Pieczykolan

15:20

Development of executive  functions and self-regulation  regarding to academic achievements  | N. Józefacka-Szram

15:40

Backward-crosstalk is due to response selection, not response activation | M. Janczyk

14:20

Recently learned  L2 words interfere with their L1 translations during picture-naming in L1 | S. Geukes, P. Zwitserlood

14:40

Effects of bilingual experience and biliteracy on executive  functions and working memory in Greek-Albanian children | E. Chrysochoou, Z. Bablekou,  S. Kazi, E. Masoura

15:00

Cross-linguistic exposure triggers changes in parsing  preferences | P. Dussias, L. Perrotti, M. Carlson

15:20

Performing iconic gestures during learning accelerates vocabulary  acquisition  in a foreign language | P. Macizo,  N. Manzano

15:40

Hebrew morphological knowledge in Russian-Hebrew bilingual children: The insidious role of vocabulary | A. Prior, D. Shahar-Yames, Z. Eviatar

14:20

A matter of timing: when does learning to read start to impact on nonlinguistic object recognition? | T. Fernandes, I. Leite, R. Kolinsky

14:40

Morphology, Orthography, and Semantics in processing Greek words | S. Loui, A. Protopapas

15:00

Simon effect with biological spatial cues  in deaf speakers of sign language | M. Scaltritti, M. Miozzo, F. Peressotti

15:20

A hierarchical  generative model of letter perception based on recycling of natural image features | M. Zorzi, A. Testolin, I. Stoianov

15:40

The role of iconicity in word learning | G. Vigliocco, R. Thompson, G. Morgan, R. England

14:20

Ownership and Memory: The Mere Ownership Effect depends on Semantic Processing | J. Englert, D. Wentura

14:40

Selective  directed  forgetting: Boundary conditions  and underlying mechanisms | C. Aguirre, C. Gómez-Ariza,  P. Andrés,  G. Mazzoni, M.T. Bajo

15:00

Is it really all relative? The role of relative judgment  in absolute identification | D. Guest, J. Adelman, C. Kent

15:20

The influence of joint attention on visual working memory: Effects of emotional expression | M. Jackson, S. Gregory

15:40

Prospective memory and second language education: what influences teachers' evaluation? | D. Basso, M. Cottini

14:20

Are idiomatic expressions more emotionally engaging than literal statements? An fMRI study | C. Cacciari, F. Citron, J. Funcke,  C. Hsu, A. Jacobs

14:40

The consequences of a mind that wanders early on while reading  and listening | I. Tapiero, L. Jacquot, G.A. Michael

15:00

How is Rapid Automatized Naming related to reading? A behavioral  and event-related potential study with children | M. Cohen,  G. Mahé, M. Laganaro, P. Zesiger

15:20

Competing  talker interference in sentence comprehension | H. Valdes-Laribi, D. Wendt, E. MacDonald, M. Cooke, S. Mattys

15:40

Eye movements reveal memory processes during hypotheses testing in sequential diagnostic reasoning | A. Scholz, G. Jahn, J. Krems

14:20

A sensorimotor approach of social cognition | F. Quesque, Y. Coello

14:40

The role of the dorsomedial prefrontal cortex in forming and updating  social impressions | C. Ferrari, T. Vecchi, A. Todorov, Z. Cattaneo 

15:00

Pupil-Mimicry Correlates with Trust in In-Group Partners with Dilating Pupils | M. Kret

15:20

Doing the dirty work: influence of coercion on the sense of agency | E. Caspar, A. Cleeremans, P. Haggard

15:40

How reduced information can increase cooperation in groups | P. Riefer, B. Love

14:20

Entrainment  in the wild: Effects of multiple shared and private contexts  on referential communication | S. Brennan,  K. Schuhmann, K. Batres

14:40

Effect of task constraints on the motor coding of peripersonal space | Y. Coello, F. Quesque, Y. Wamain

15:00

Interpersonal integration of perceptual judgments in an object location task | P. Voinov, G. Knoblich, N. Sebanz

15:20

The effect of gesturing  on navigation and spatial memory depends on individual differences in spatial ability | A. Galati, S. Weisberg, N. Newcombe, M. Avraamides

15:40

Number-space and pitch-space interactions in the numerically impaired brain,  | T. Popescu, M. Marin, R. Cohen Kadosh, G. Humphreys

14:20

Mental subtitles in the mind’s eye. Characteristics and prevalence of tickertape “synaesthesia” | M. Price, S. Holm, T. Eilertsen

14:40

Spotting Lesions in Split of a Second - Neural Mechanisms Behind Radiological Expertise | M. Bilalic

15:00

A specialised brain area  for analysis  of rapid motion in the peripheral  visual field | K. Mikellidou, F. Frijia, D. Montanaro, V. Greco, D. Burr, M. Morrone

15:20

Getting more, for less: The benefits  of temporal integration in visual perception | E. Akyurek,  M. Wolff, S. Scholz, N. Kappelmann, M. Volkert, H. van Rijn

15:40

Evolving the keys to visual crowding | E. Van der Burg, C. Olivers, J. Cass

09:00

Refreshing memory traces in the TBRS model | P. Barrouillet, V. Camos

09:20

Directing attention to and away from working memory contents: Controlling refreshing  in visual working memory | A. Souza, K. Oberauer

09:40

Exploring the process of refreshing through the probe-span task: Evidence against common conceptions of refreshing? | E. Vergauwe, N. Cowan

10:00

Working memory updating  requires  active item-wise removal | U. Ecker, K. Oberauer, S. Lewandowsky

10:20

Mind the post-distractor interval: Testing TBRS and SOB predictions | E. Davelaar, D. Sutherland

10:40

Discussion | N.Cowan

09:00

When creativity research meets artificial intelligence | A. Jordanous

09:20

Towards which intelligence? Cognition as design key for building artificial intelligent systems | A. Lieto

09:40

IBM Watson and cognitive computing | M.Gemander

10:00

Knowledge structure and activation in story comprehension | I. Diakidoy, A. Kakas,  L. Michael

10:20

Discussion: AI Meets Psychology for Automated Cognitive Systems

09:00

Inter-individual differences in sleep-wake regulation: impact on attention-related cerebral correlates | C. Schmidt, M. Maire, C. Reichert,  P. Peigneux, F. Collette, C. Cajochen

09:20

Sleep-wake and time of day dependent modulations  of working memory | C. Reichert,  M. Maire, C. Cajochen, C. Schmidt

09:40

Human chronobiology: Circadian  photoreception, the clock and alertness | T. Woelders

10:00

Effects of light upon vigilance and simulated  driving tasks | B. Rodriguez Morilla, J.A. Madrid Pérez, E. Molina Martín, A. Correa

10:20

Neurobehavioural markers of fluctuations in vigilance and executive  control associated with circadian  factors | A. Correa, A. Barba,  T. Lara, F. Padilla

10:40

09:00

Training Procedural Working Memory | N. Meiran, M. Pereg, N. Shahar

09:20

On neural changes and behavioral  transfer  effects after dual-n-back training: An fMRI study | T. Schubert, T. Salminen,  T. Strobach, S. Kuehn

09:40

How effective is executive control training? Meta-analytic  findings from younger and older adults | J. Karbach, S. Jain, P. Verhaeghen

10:00

Meta-analysis of the Impact of Playing Action Video Games on Cognition | B. Bediou,  D.M. Adams, R.R. Mayer, C.S. Green,  D. Bavelier

10:20

Intraindividual variability in cognitive training data | T. Könen,  F. Schmiedek

10:40

Improved dual-task performance after practice  due to efficient task instantiation  | T. Strobach, T. Schubert

09:00

Partial representation of a co-actor's task during joint action planning: Evidence  from EEG studies | D. Kourtis 

09:20

Perception-action links from a group perspective | N. Sebanz, V. Ramenzoni, G. Knoblich 

09:40

Modulations of action performance to communicate to a joint action partner | C. Vesper 

10:00

Gesture, gaze  and the body in the coordination  of turns in conversation | J. Holler, K.H. Kendrick

10:20

Listening between the lines: Theory of Mind network drives neural motor activity during indirect request processing | S. Rueschemeyer, M. van Ackeren

10:40

Discussion

09:00

The mental whiteboard hypothesis on serial order coding in working memory | J. van Dijck, E. Abrahamse, S. Majerus, W. Fias

09:20

As my mother used to say: “There can be consequences when playing with SPoARC(s)!” | A. Guida

09:40

The link between spatial attention and serial order in verbal working memory

S. Antoine, M. Ranzini, W. Gevers

10:00

A Hebb learning approach to developmental differences in language acquisition  performance | A. Szmalec, E. Smalle, W. Duyck, M. Edwards, M. Page, L. Bogaerts

10:20

The link between numerical codes and serial position codes in working memory | S. Majerus, K. Oberauer

10:40

Discussion  | E. Service

09:00

Attention as a task-set parameter, and “attentional inertia” as a source of performance costs  | A. Lavric, S. Monsell, C.S. Longman, H. Elchlepp

09:20

Feature-based and object-based control of visual search | M. Eimer

09:40

If it ain't broke, don't fix it: Task-set components are re-used across different tasks | D. Rangelov, H. Müller

10:00

Decomposing task set: Exploring cognitive control in attention and perception-action mapping  using task switching| I. Koch, M. Kreutzfeldt, V. Lawo, D. Stephan

10:20

Distractor templates in visual search: When they facilitate attentional  selection  and when they do not | T. Töllner

10:40

Discussion

09:00

Unconscious processes and incubation  effects in creative  problem solving | G. Georgiou,  K. Gilhooly

09:20

When distraction  helps: Facilitating insight through concurrent articulation and irrelevant speech

L. Ball, D. Litchfield, J. Marsh

09:40

Costs  and benefits  of distraction  for insight problem solving: The role of problem modality

J. Marsh, E. Threadgold, L. Ball

10:00

A comparison of true and false memory priming in analogical  reasoning | E. Threadgold, M. Howe, S. Garner

10:20

The unconscious influence of repressive coping on mental and physical health | J. Erskine, G. Georgiou, L. Kvavilashvili

10:40

Discussion:  Unconscious influences on goal-directed cognition | K. Gilhooly

11:30

Attention orienting in assimilation and accommodation modes | C. Hellweg, W. Greve, C. Bermeitinger

11:50

Reward  Shapes Attention | J. Theeuwes

12:10

Numerical blink – Distance  matters | S. Naparstek, M. Salti, Y. Kessler,  A. Henik

12:30

Stimulus-driven attentional  capture without awareness | T. Schoeberl, U. Ansorge

12:50

The structure of distractor-response bindings - or what is a feature in feature-binding? | B. Moeller, R. Pfister, C. Frings

11:30

Cognitive mechanisms and neural correlates of confabulation:  evidence from classical amnesia and Alzheimer’s disease | V. La Corte, B. Dubois, G. Dalla Barba

11:50

The type of concurrent task matters in dual task performance in healthy ageing and Huntington's disease | E.Vaportzis, N. Georgiou-Karistianis, A. Churchyard, J. Stout

12:10

Genetic association analyses of personality  and cognitive performance in older adults | E. Kotyuk, J. Duchek, D. Head,  A. Szekely,  A. Goate,  D. Balota

12:30

Mechanical  problem solving in Alzheimer’s disease and semantic dementia | M. Lesourd,  D. Le Gall, J. Baumard, C. Jarry, F. Osiurak

12:50

Measuring  the approximate number system in ageing: Methodological  variations yield different results | J. Norris, J. Castronovo

11:30

Conflict management: Reactive withdrawal from conflict | D. Dignath, A. Kiesel, A. Eder

11:50

The neural bases of proactive  and reactive  control processes in normal aging | F. Collette, M. Manard,  S. François, E. Salmon

12:10

Positive and negative mind-wandering relate differently to executive  control processes | D. Marcusson-Clavertz, E. Cardeña

12:30

Is eye contact facilitating of interfering with cognitive processing? | J.K. Hietanen,  A. Myllyneva, T.M. Helminen, P. Lyyra

12:50

Effects of losing and winning on approach motivation and decision-making | F. Verbruggen, C. Chambers, N. Lawrence, I. McLaren

11:30

Prefixes repel stress in reading aloud: Evidence from dyslexia | M. Ktori, J. Tree, B. Mousikou, M. Coltheart, K. Rastle

11:50

Predictors for academic success and drop-out for students with dyslexia in higher education | M. Callens, M. Stevens, M. Brysbaert

12:10

Revisiting the "temporal processing deficit" hypothesis in dyslexia | L. Casini, C. Pech, J. Ziegler

12:30

Morphological priming in visual word recognition in dyslexic readers | S. Casalis,  P. Quemart

12:50

Neurobiological  and behavioral  evidence for a serial attentional  mechanism in the phonological decoding processing | V. Montani, D. Basso, M. Ruffino, M. Zorzi, A. Facoetti

11:30

The effects of age,  multilngualism, and education on L1 vocabulary  size: Results  of a massive online experiment | E. Keuleers, P. Mandera, M. Stevens, M. Brysbaert

11:50

Electrophysiological correlates of novel metaphor processing in a semantic decision  and a reading  task: N400 and LPC | K. Rataj, A. Przekoracka-Krawczyk, R. van der Lubbe

12:10

Neighing, barking, and drumming horses - object related  sounds help and hinder picture naming | A. Mädebach, S. Wöhner, M. Kieseler, J.D. Jescheniak

12:30

Is lexical integration really a matter of time? A Hebb learning approach | E. Smalle,  W. Duyck, M. Page, M. Edwards, A. Szmalec

12:50

The effect of learning to read on the neural systems for vision and language: A longitudinal approach with illiterate participants | F. Huettig, U. Kumar, R. Mishra, V. Tripathi, A. Guleria, J.P. Singh, F. Eisner

11:30

Focusing on goal relevance – is it crucial for artificial grammar learning? | A. Popławska, R. Sterczyński, M. Roczniewska

11:50

Single vs. dual process theories of contingency learning: Is the evidence of dissociations between measures conclusive? | F. Blanco, I. Yarritu, M. Vadillo, H. Matute

12:10

Studying implicit learning across multiple test sessions in a web-based experiment | W. Sævland, E. Norman

12:30

Effects of task representation on learning and behaviour | W. Alexander

12:50

Measuring  strategic control in implicit learning: Methodological  and theoretical  considerations | E. Norman,  M. Price

11:30

Relative vs. absolute size: the automatic  processing of non-symbolic fractions | A. Kallai, A. Henik

11:50

The Role of Coding Strategies on the Modulation of Spatial-Numerical Associations by Working Memory Load | O. Lindemann

12:10

Uncovering numerical ordinal processing | D. Sury, O. Rubinsten

12:30

Mental addition involves shifting attention rightward on a spatial continuum: Evidence  from a patient with right unilateral neglect | N. Masson, M. Pesenti, F. Coyette, M. Andres,  V. Dormal

12:50

Benchmark-based strategies in number line estimation | K. Luwel, D. Peeters, L. Verschaffel

11:30

Beyond the initial 140 ms, lexical decision  and reading  aloud are different tasks:  An ERP study with topographic analysis | G. Mahé, P. Zesiger,  M. Laganaro

11:50

Getting to the bottom of orthographic depth: Lexical involvement for words with complex and unpredictable sublexical correspondences | X. Schmalz, E. Beyersmann, E. Cavalli, E. Marinus

12:10

Transposed letter effects in the absence of basewords | M. Taft

12:30

Morphological effects on pronunciation | B. Mousikou, P. Strycharczuk, A. Turk, K. Rastle,  J. Scobbie

12:50

Letter string perception is influenced by regularities  in the script| F. Chetail

14:20

The predictive chameleon: Evidence  for anticipated action | O. Genschow, M. Brass

14:40

Does recent action execution experience benefit action imagery? | M. Rieger

15:00

Large pupils predict goal-driven eye movements | S. Mathôt, A. Siebold, M. Donk, F. Vitu

15:20

Measuring  task set preparation versus mind wandering  using pupillometry | K. Hutchison,  K. Hart, C. Moffitt, F. Marchak

15:40

Dissociated representations of deceptive action intentions and movement  kinematics in the observer’s motor system | A. Finisguerra, L. Amoruso, M. Stergios, C. Urgesi

14:20

Construction of a scale  designed to evaluate attention deficits at work | C. Couffe, G. Michael

14:40

The task shapes the mind: Can divergent thinking broaden your attention? | M.K. Wronska, A. Kolańczyk

15:00

The strength  of spatial orienting of attention is mediated by implicit learning | M. Bonato,  L. Matteo, S. Pegoraro, G. Pourtois

15:20

The handle-to-hand correspondence effect: evidence of a location coding account |A. Pellicano, L. Lugli, S. Rubichi, C. Iani, R. Nicoletti

15:40

Top-down inhibition of return | A. Vivas, A. Castillo, L. Fuentes

14:20

Debiasing  the illusion of causality: The foreign-language effect improves accuracy in the detection  of null contingency | M. Díaz-Lago, H. Matute

14:40

The role of accent in the organization  of the mental lexicon | C. Romero-Rivas, A. Costa

15:00

Does the magnitude of semantic priming differ for monolingual and bilinguals? Evidence  from adult Russian-English speakers | E. Volkovyskaya, I. Raman, B. Baluch

15:20

The time course of structural  resilience  across languages: The case of on-line translation | R.M. Maier

15:40

Language switching – but not foreign language use per se – reduces the framing effect | Y. Oganian, C. Korn, H.R. Heekeren

14:20

Self-organized versus externally controlled multiple cognitive task requirements | A. Kiesel, D. Dignath

14:40

Priority shifts in dual-task control - response scheduling strategies in cross-modal action | A. Pieczykolan, L. Huestegge

15:00

Individual differences in response control tasks understood through competitive accumulation models | P. Sumner, C. Hedge,  G. Powell, A. Bompas

15:20

Demands on executive  functioning can differ among monolinguals: Switch cost profiles in balanced vs. unbalanced bidialectal speakers | N. Kirk, V. Kempe, K. Scott-Brown,  A. Philipp, M. Declerck

15:40

Selective  tuning of cognitive control brain areas during instructed task preparation | C. González-García, A.F. Palenciano, J.E. Arco, M. Ruz

14:20

Evaluative priming reveals dissociable effects of cognitive vs. physiological anxiety on action monitoring | L. De Saedeleer

14:40

Attentional bias toward threat: The role of exposure time and fear-relevance of the stimuli | M. Ziessler

15:00

Shocking  actions: Motivational consequences of anticipated electric shocks | A. Eder, D. Dignath, T. Erle

15:20

The role of emotion in processing and acquisition of abstract concepts | M. Ponari, G. Vigliocco, C. Norbury

15:40

Intentional control and attentional/working memory resources in evaluative conditioning | R. Balas, B. Gawronski,  J. Sweklej

14:20

Speed of Processing: Speed or processing? | T. Papadopoulos, G. Georgiou, C. Deng, J.P. Das

14:40

Deficits in social information processing in children with Neurofibromatosis Type 1 (NF1) reflect problems  with inductive reasoning | G. Michael, C. Madelaine, L. Lion-François

15:00

Computerized progressive attention training (CPAT) improves cognitive and academic functioning in adults with attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder  (ADHD) | T. Kolodny, L. Shalev, P. Stern,  O. Azulai, B. Styr

15:20

Influence of anxiety on working memory and episodic  memory in stroke patients without severe cognitive deficits | A. Grosdemange, V. Monfort, A. Toniolo, S. Richard, X. Ducrocq, L. Hugueville, B. Bolmont

15:40

Attention processes underlying a brain computer interface task are influenced by amyotrophic  lateral sclerosis | A. Riccio, F. Schettini, L. Simione, A. Pizzimenti, M. Inghilleri, M. Olivetti Belardinelli, D. Mattia, F. Cincotti

14:20

The hazard fallacy | S. Los, W. Kruijne, M. Meeter

14:40

Effects and aftereffects of rule violations | R. Wirth, R. Pfister, A. Foerster, W. Kunde

15:00

Counterfactual and semifactual alternatives in moral judgments about failed attempts to harm | M. Parkinson,  R. Byrne

15:20

Second-order false-belief: a modal analysis | T. Braüner,  P. Blackburn,  I. Polyanskaya

15:40

Semantic Search in the Remote  Associates Test | E. Davelaar

14:20

Cognitive load does  not facilitate the emergence of structure during iterated  pattern  reproduction | V. Kempe, N. Gauvrit, R. Armit

14:40

Retroactive dual-task interference in memorizing and responding to visual targets:  Data and theory | M. Nieuwenstein, N. Broers, S. Scholz

15:00

Can the relationship between working memory and affect be moderated by reinforcement sensitivity? | B. Rebernjak, A. Vranic, I. Tomić, M. Tonkovic

15:20

Searching for the source of the action advantage in following instructions: Evidence for a temporary motor store within working memory? | A. Jaroslawska, S. Gathercole, J. Holmes

15:40

The impact of crossmodal correspondences on working memory performance | R. Brunetti, A. Indraccolo,  S. Mastroberardino, V. Santangelo

09:00

Words Suffice - Exploring instructed stimulus-response associations | C. Pfeuffer, K. Moutsopoulou, F. Waszak, A. Kiesel

09:20

Automatically acquired stimulus-response associations and the lifespan of their component processes | K. Moutsopoulou, A. Kiesel, C. Pfeuffer, F. Waszak

09:40

Retrieval of bindings between task-irrelevant stimuli and responses can facilitate behaviour  under conditions  of high response certainty | A. Horner

10:00

Instruction-based formation of associations: How far can we go? | B. Liefooghe

10:20

The neural signature of encoding  and implementing instructed novel and reversed stimulus-response associations | H. Ruge, U. Wolfensteller

09:00

Affective working memory capacity  in healthy individuals and those  suffering from psychopathology | S. Schweizer, T. Dalgleish

09:20

How may cognitive control training increase resilience in psychopathology? | N. Derakhshan

09:40

Stress reactivity is positively associated with encoding  speed and recognition memory in typical 12-month old infants | S. Wass, K. de Barbaro, K. Clackson

10:00

The Effect of Processing Type on the Interaction between Emotion and Executive Control |N. Moyal, N. Cohen,  L. Lichtenstein-Vidne, A. Henik

10:20

Discussion

09:00

Go with the flow: How the consideration of joy versus pride influences automaticity  | M. Katzir, B. Ori, T. Eyal, N. Meiran

09:20

Conflict adaptation in positive and negative mood: Comparing  the effects of different mood inductions | S. Schuch, J. Zweerings, P. Cichecki, I. Koch

09:40

The Effect of Positive Affect on Conflict Control: Modulated  by Approach  Motivational Intensity | Z. Wang,  Y. Liu

10:00

Considerations in the investigation  of positive emotion and reward influences on cognitive control | K. Chiew, T. Braver

10:20

How sequential changes in reward magnitude modulate  cognitive flexibility: Evidence  from voluntary task switching | K. Fröber, G. Dreisbach

09:00

Reducing prejudice  through brain stimulation | R. Sellaro, B. Derks, M. Nitsche,  B. Hommel, W. van den Wildenberg, K. van Dam, L. Colzato

09:20

The medial frontal cortex mediates self-other discrimination in the Joint Simon task: a tDCS study | R. Liepelt, B. Klempova, T. Dolk, L.S. Colzato, P. Ragert,  M. Nitsche,  B. Hommel

09:40

Modulatory effects of transcranial direct stimulation on utilitarian responses to moral dilemmas | P. Riva, A. Manfrinati, S. Sacchi, L.J. Romero Lauro

10:00

The involvement of medial prefrontal cortex in fairness evaluation: Evidence  from fMRI and tDCS studies | C. Civai, C. Miniussi, R.I. Rumiati

10:20

A tDCS study on imitation inhibition and implicit theory of mind | L. Bardi, E. Cracco, M. Brass

09:00

Socio-motor  action control | W. Kunde,  R. Pfister, O. Herbort

09:20

Identity and space: How people distinguish between own and others’ actions  depends on social context | A. van der Weiden, R. Liepelt

09:40

Sense of Agency in Joint Action | G. Knoblich

10:00

An Event-Based Account of Conformity | D. Kim, B. Hommel

10:20

Affective matching  of odors and facial expressions in infants: Shifting patterns between 3 and 7 months | O. Godard, K. Durand, B. Schaal, J. Baudouin

09:00

On the cross-talk between language and executive  control in bilinguals | M. Calabria, G. Cattaneo, A. Costa

09:20

Examining the effects of active versus inactive bilingualism on executive  control in a carefully matched non-immigrant sample | A. de Bruin, T.H. Bak, S. Della Sala

09:40

How does bilingualism shape non-linguistic cognitive abilities across lifespan? | J.A. Duñabeitia, M. Carreiras

10:00

A neuroimaging perspective on the interaction between language switching skills and cognitive control in bilingual populations | E. Struys,  M. van den Noort

10:20

Cognition throughout  the lifespan: Power of the bilingual experience | E. Woumans, W. Duyck

09:00

Long-term representations do not moderate the effect of attentional  refreshing  on working memory | V. Camos, G. Mora, V. Loaiza

09:20

Roles of long-term knowledge and spatial rehearsal in the visuo-spatial bootstrapping paradigm | C. Morey, V. Pratuseviciute, J. Lelonkiewicz, L. Robson, S. Darling

09:40

Three questions to ask about the relation between working memory and long-term memory, and three methods to answer them | K. Oberauer,  E. Awh, S. Lewandowsky

10:00

Morphological knowledge and rehearsal in complex span | E. Service, S. Maury

10:20

The role of procedural long-term memory in encoding  and updating  working memory contents | A. Vandierendonck

09:00

When orthography is not enough.  The effect of lexical stress in lexical decision | L. Colombo, S. Sulpizio

09:20

Stress is not underspecified: Evidence  from fragment  priming in Greek | A. Andrikopoulou, A. Protopapas, A. Arvaniti

09:40

Processing of stress diacritics on visual word recognition in skilled Greek readers | A. Kyparissiadis, N. Pitchford, T. Ledgeway, W. van Heuven

10:00

The role of stress position in bilingual word recognition: Cognate processing in Turkish and Dutch | A. Muntendam, R. van Rijswijk, T. Dijkstra

10:20

On-line use of subphonemic cues  for lexical stress in L1 and L2 word recognition  | A. Post da Silveira, T. Dijkstra

11:00

The emergence of space: Vision selects objects, not locations | B. Macken, A. Nikolova

11:20

Adaptation  to Change in Memory-Guided  Visual Search: Contextual Learning of Object Identity and Spatial Configuration | M. Conci, M. Zellin, H. Müller

11:40

Forget me if you can: Attentional capture by to-be-remembered and to-be-forgotten visualstimuli | E.Sasin, M. Nieuwenstein

11:00

Going through the emotions  on the space-time continuum | N. Thomas, M. Takarangi

11:20

Embodiment, transcendence and empathy:  effects of Yoga and Mindfulness  practice  on emotion recognition | C. Urgesi, D. Dorjee, P.E. Downing

11:40

Impact of anger  and happiness on the attentional  networks | F. Techer, G. Michael, M. Vurpas, Y. Pierson, A. Fort, C. Jallais

11:00

Face  processing under cognitive load | L. Ahmed, E. Cox, S. Anderson,  Y. Ueda,  J. Saiki

11:20

Dorsal Stream Contribution to the Configural Processing of Faces | V. Zachariou, Z. Safiullah, L. Ungerleider

11:40

The Role of Perceptual Load in Processing Distractor fearful faces in Social Anxiety | M. Theodorou, N. Kostantinou, G. Panayiotou, S.Vrana, F. Nicolaou, G. Moloney, D. Berry

11:00

Role of attention in enhancement of emotional memory: short- and long-delay retrieval | H. Chainay,  A. Sava, Z. Bouazza, C. Joubert, G. Plancher

11:20

A short nap promotes implicit and explicit memory performance in tactile search | L. Assumpcao, Z. Shi, X. Zang, M. McAssey, S. Gais, H.J. Müller, T. Geyer

11:40

Feature position and head  saliency but not labels facilitate categorisation in adults | J. Batinić, B. Lalić, L. Taxitari, V. Kovic