15:00 - 16:30
Poster Session 1 including Coffee break
15:00 - 16:30
Mon-Main hall - Z2a-Poster 1--24
Memory and Learning I
{day_3l_code}-Poster 1
Room: Main hall - Z2a
Mon-Main hall - Z2a-Poster 1-2401
Thinking about intentions and fulfilling them: A daily-life experience sampling study
Alexander Soemer, University of Tübingen
Mon-Main hall - Z2a-Poster 1-2402
Can Sending Emails on one’s Own and Peers’ Performance and Progress Improve Course Retention in e-Learning?
Fang Zhao, CATALPA, FernUniversität in Hagen, Hagen, Germany | Department of Teaching and Didactics, Regensburg University of Applied Sciences, Regensburg, Germany
Mon-Main hall - Z2a-Poster 1-2403
Not all Stimuli are Conditioned Equal: The Amplifying Role of Processing Fluency in Evaluative Conditioning
Claudine Pulm, University of Cologne
Mon-Main hall - Z2a-Poster 1-2404
Investigating the Role of Cognitive Style in Route Learning from Maps
Hatice Dedetas Satir, University of Mannheim
Mon-Main hall - Z2a-Poster 1-2405
The Perils of Being Busy: A Closer Look at Working Memory Capacity and Clock Checking Behaviors in Time-Based Prospective Memory
Wiebke Hemming, Heidelberg Univeristy
Mon-Main hall - Z2a-Poster 1-2406
Associative inference is enhanced by ingroup sources
Marius Boeltzig, Lund University, Sweden | University of Münster, Germany
Mon-Main hall - Z2a-Poster 1-2407
Manipulating Memory Strength and Expectancy Violation to Trigger Memory Reconsolidation
TRIPURESHWARI PAUL, DEPARTMENT OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES, INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY ROORKEE
Mon-Main hall - Z2a-Poster 1-2408
Forgetting the Locations of Objects: Intentional Forgetting in Spatial Memory
Alp Aslan, Rosenheim Technical University of Applied Sciences
Mon-Main hall - Z2a-Poster 1-2409
Linking Actions and Memory: The Influence of Action-Effect Congruency on Agency Perception and Recognition Memory
Marcel Schreiner, University of Würzburg
Mon-Main hall - Z2a-Poster 1-2410
In search of opportunistic consolidation: Disentangling diversion and similarity retroactive interference in episodic memory
Julian Quevedo Pütter, University of Mannheim
Mon-Main hall - Z2a-Poster 1-2411
Retrieval-induced forgetting of oculomotor sequences
Markus Schmidt, Ludwigsburg, University of Education
Mon-Main hall - Z2a-Poster 1-2412
Capacity limits of event files
Lorena Hell, Department of Cognitive Psychology, Trier University, Germany
Mon-Main hall - Z2a-Poster 1-2413
Prior Experience of Variability Influences Generalization of Unspecified Categories
Ann-Katrin Hosch, University of Bremen
Mon-Main hall - Z2a-Poster 1-2414
My campus in my mind: Cognitive maps after a distracted outdoor visual search
Sarah Jasmin Nachtnebel, Department of Psychology, University of Graz
Mon-Main hall - Z2a-Poster 1-2415
Does social distance matter? Self-reference effect on episodic memory in a within- and a between-subjects design
Antonia Heilmann, Universität Münster