Symposia

 

TeaP 2019, London

Visual attention's three guides

Symposium organised by Christina Pfeuffer and Florian Goller

Speakers:

Florian Goller (University of Vienna, Austria):
Not all onsets are created equal: ERP evidence for a top-down control over attention capture by onset cues

Lisa Valentina Eberhardt (University of Ulm, Germany):
Crowding across depth depends on relative target or flanker depth

Christoph Strauch (University of Ulm, Germany):
Pupil dilation and microsaccade rate relate inversely in decision-making

Alexandra Kroiss (University of Vienna, Austria):
The eyes have it: Event conceptualization in German and Korean speakers

Christina Pfeuffer (University of Freiburg, Germany):
Proactive effect monitoring for forced-choice and free-choice actions

Lynn Huestegge (University of Würzburg, Germany):
Action control levels in the oculomotor domain: The case of free-choice saccades

 

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TeaP 2018, Marburg

Lost for words – A symposium on the relationship between language and perception

Symposium organised by Florian Goller

Speakers:

Florian Goller (University of Vienna, Austria):
I spy with my little eye: About features that capture the attention of Korean speakers but not of German speakers

Ines Marberg (University of Heidelberg, Germany):
Ping-pong: Attentional mechanisms during visual and linguistic encoding

Annelie Rothe-Wulf (University of Freiburg, Germany):
I spy with my little eye: About features that capture the attention of Korean speakers but not of German speakers

Diane Baier (University of Vienna, Austria):
Language effects in top-down search for colors

Lorilei M. Alley (University of Gießen, Germany):
Neo's spoon and Newton's apples: What material properties are part of object representations?

Anna K. Kuhlen  (Humboldt University zu Berlin, Germany):
Lexical access on behalf of task partner: Electrophysiological insights from Joint Picture Naming

 

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iCLAP 2018, Vienna

International Conference on Cognition, Language and Perception

Conference organised by Soonja Choi, Ulrich Ansorge and Florian Goller

Speakers:

Lera Boroditsky (University of California, San Diego):
How Language shapes thought

Jeong- Ah Shin (Dongguk University, Seoul):
Structural priming in second language research

 

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ICPS 2017, Vienna

Language, Culture and Cognition

Symposium organised by Soonja Choi, Ulrich Ansorge and Florian Goller

Speakers:

Yuri Miyamoto (University of Wisconsin):
Analytic versus Holistic Cognition: Cultural and Socio-Structural Influences

Efstathia Soroli (University of Lille Nord de France):
How language specifics affect categorization and visual processing? Evidence from English, French and Greek

Soonja Choi (University of Vienna & San Diego State University):
Relative contribution of language and cognition/perception in spatial categorization

Asifa Majid (Radboud University and Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics):
What olfaction can tell us about the relationship between language and thought