15:00 - 16:30
Poster Session 2 including Coffee Break
15:00 - 16:30
Tue—Casino_1.801—Poster2—51
Emotion and cognition
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Room:
Room: Casino_1.801
Tue—Casino_1.801—Poster2—5101
Modality-dependent age differences in emotion categorization of dynamic, bimodal expressions
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Nikol Tsenkova, Department of Developmental Psychology, Justus-Liebig-University Gießen, Germany
Tue—Casino_1.801—Poster2—5102
How Emotions Differentiated by the Source of Threat Affect Decision-Making in the Balloon Analog Risk Task: Differential Effects of Angry versus Fearful Expressions
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Elvan Arikan Iyilikci, Ege University, Department of Psychology, Experimental Psychology
Tue—Casino_1.801—Poster2—5103
Art for Attendees’ Sake: The Beneficial Effects of Arts Attendance on Subjective Well-Being in People High in Neuroticism
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Maria Manolika, Experimental Psychology Unit, Helmut Schmidt University/ University of the Federal Armed Forces Hamburg
Tue—Casino_1.801—Poster2—5104
The Role of Emotional Facial Expressions and Evolutionarily Relevant Source Information in Recognition and Source Memory
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Sezer Rengiiyiler, Department of Psychology, Sinop University, Sinop, Turkey | Department of Psychology, Ege University, Izmir, Turkey
Tue—Casino_1.801—Poster2—5105
Tremble-Hide-Run: an Ecological Anxiety Test (THREAT)
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Olivier de Vries, Hertz Chair for Artificial Intelligence and Neuroscience, TRA Life and Health, University of Bonn
Tue—Casino_1.801—Poster2—5106
Achievement Emotions in Visual Working Memory Paradigms: Findings from the Change Detection Task
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Sara Laybourn, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität Munich
Tue—Casino_1.801—Poster2—5107
Attention towards task-irrelevant emotional stimuli during a short mental time-traveling intervention
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Olaf Morgenroth, Medical School Hamburg
Tue—Casino_1.801—Poster2—5108
Perceived emotional intensity influences hindsight bias in emotion recognition
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Nadine Koller, Goethe-University Frankfurt