15:00 - 16:30
Poster Session 3 including Coffee Break
15:00 - 16:30
Wed—Casino_1.801—Poster3—86
Memory and learning
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Room:
Room: Casino_1.801
Wed—Casino_1.801—Poster3—8601
Individual biases in memory modification
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Nina Liedtke, University of Münster
Wed—Casino_1.801—Poster3—8602
Can memorizing reduce the decay of event files?
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Susanne Mayr, University of Passau
Wed—Casino_1.801—Poster3—8603
Comparing Self-Descriptiveness and Autobiographical Memory Tasks in the Self-Reference Effect Across Age Groups
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Lisa Wenzel, Ulm University
Wed—Casino_1.801—Poster3—8604
Lost Connections: How Depression Alters Memory Performance and Strategy Use
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Luisa Knopf, Trier University
Wed—Casino_1.801—Poster3—8605
Individual Differences in Prospective Memory: Investigating Effects of Reasoning and Attentional Control on Cue Focality
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Wiebke Hemming, Heidelberg University
Wed—Casino_1.801—Poster3—8606
Introducing a combinatorial set of 3,125 cartoon characters based on five features for research on categorization, (meta-)memory, judgment, and decision-making
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Arndt Bröder, University of Mannheim
Wed—Casino_1.801—Poster3—8607
Evaluative Conditioning with Multiple Unconditioned Stimuli – Integration at Learning or at Judgment?
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Florian Weber, Department of Psychology, Ruhr University Bochum
Wed—Casino_1.801—Poster3—8608
No action based Evaluative Conditioning with foot responses
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Tarini Singh, Trier University
Wed—Casino_1.801—Poster3—8609
Constant Auditory Noise as a Burden on Working Memory?
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Philip Schmalbrock, University of Trier
Wed—Casino_1.801—Poster3—8610
Decoding Voice Identity in Auditory Working Memory: an MEG Study
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Melek Öyküm Yalçın, Institute of Medical Psychology, Medical Faculty, Goethe University, Frankfurt am Main 60528, Germany | Cooperative Brain Imaging Center, Medical Faculty, Goethe University, Frankfurt am Main, 60528, Germany
Wed—Casino_1.801—Poster3—8611
Reading out latent visual working memory representations from MEG using stochastic resonance
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Noa Krause, Ernst Struengmann Institute for Neuroscience in Cooperation with Max Planck Society, Frankfurt am Main, Germany