Conference Agenda
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Location: HS 07 156 seats |
| 8:30am - 10:00am |
163: Multi-level Context Effects in Auditory Perception and Speech Comprehension Location: HS 07 Chair: Mara Wolter, Center for Integrative Neuroscience Chair: Yulia Oganian, University of Tuebingen Synergistic Yet Dissociable Roles of Temporal and Spectral Predictions in Auditory Detection Timescale-Invariant Processing of Durational Information in Speech Hearing What We Expect: The Hierarchical Architecture of Speech Comprehension Constituent-Constrained Word Prediction during Language Comprehension Listening to Meaningful Native Speech Enhances Top-Down Activity in Auditory Cortex |
| 3:30pm - 5:00pm |
110: Neural Oscillatory Signatures Across Cognitive Domains: Insights from Perception–Action Integration, Working Memory Gating, and Metacontrol Location: HS 07 Chair: Astrid Prochnow, Technische Universität Dresden Multilevel Dynamics of Cognitive Control Style: Interactions Between Trial Feedback, Cognitive Control Needs, and Individual Differences Neurobehavioral Signatures Of Modality Effects On Working Memory Gating Oscillatory Signatures of Salience-Driven Modulations of Event-File Binding and Retrieval Prospective Motor Codes in Working Memory Are Shaped by Visual Object Affordances and Task Demands Altered Oscillatory Coordination of Perception–Action Binding in Gilles de la Tourette Syndrome |
| 8:30am - 10:00am |
115: From Discrete Trials To Naturalistic Decision-Making: Continuous Tasks For Studying Real-Life Cognitive Processes Location: HS 07 Chair: Johannes Algermissen, University of Zurich Chair: Lilian Aline Weber, University of Osnabrueck A Continuous Foraging Task To Study Effort Exertion And Learning Across Different Time Scales People Flexibly Integrate Noisy Emotional Stimuli to Detect Changes in Affective State Quantifying Continuous Perception and Action Using Inverse Optimal Control Continuous Control in Goal-Directed Action |
| 2:00pm - 3:30pm |
125: Cognitive Control: Domain-General, Domain-Specific, or Neither? Location: HS 07 Chair: Melinda Sabo, Yale University Neural Signatures of Executive Functions: Converging Evidence from ERP and Time-Frequency Analyses How Domain-General is Attentional Control? Insights from a Large-Scale EEG Study Context Matters: Environmental Stability as a Determinant of Domain-General and Domain-Specific Cognitive Control Cognitive Aging Is Not Uniform: Selective Declines In Cognitive Control With Older Age Defining the Bounds of Cognitive Control: A Meta-analysis of Cross-Task Adaptation |
| 4:00pm - 5:30pm |
148: The Interplay of Context, Cognitive Effort, Cognitive Control and Task Performance Feedback Location: HS 07 Chair: Johannes Rodrigues, Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg Is It Even Worth It? How Perceived Efficacy Drives Cognitive Engagement Am I in Control? Investigating Sense of Agency via Error Attribution and Proactive Cognitive Control Brain Oscillations Signalling Prediction Errors During Imminent Versus Distant Threat Avoidance Learning Why Don´t You Weep, When I Hurt You ? Personality, Midfrontal Theta And Context Shape Aggression And FRN In A Taylor Aggression Paradigm |
| 9:00am - 10:30am |
158: Dynamics of Enhancement and Suppression: Integrating Neural and Behavioral Perspectives on Selective Attention Location: HS 07 Chair: Max Schulz, University Lübeck Chair: dock duncan, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Effort Expectation and Strategic Cue Use in Visual Search The Electrophysiological Correlates of Visual Distraction: a Combined ERP, Decoding, and SSVEP Approach to Studying Distraction in the Brain Better Late Than Never: Early Stimulus-driven Feature-based Attention Is Adjusted Later By Top-down Control Auditory Attention Implements Independent but Complementary Cortical Mechanisms of Enhancement and Suppression The Here and Now of Attention: Electrophysiological Signatures of Attentional Processes in Space and Time |
| 11:00am - 12:30pm |
156: Connecting Within-Person Fluctuations In Cognition To Real-life Behavior Location: HS 07 Chair: Hilmar Zech, Technische Universität Dresden Smartphone Experiments Reveal Mechanisms Driving Real-Life Drinking in Alcohol Use Disorder Microlongitudinal Assessment and Neuromodulation of Mood and Cognition in Daily Life Between- and Within-Person Learning and Decision-Making Markers of Depressive Symptoms A Complex Systems Approach to Routine Outcome Monitoring and Feedback in Psychotherapy |