Stephen Lindsay
Psychology Reading Room Cornett Building Room 228, Victoria, British Columbia, CanadaRecognition Memory Response Bias: Individual, Cultural, and Materials-based Differences
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Eric Mah
Psychology Reading Room Cornett Building Room 228, Victoria, British Columbia, CanadaMeasuring individuals’ mental representations
Anna Lawrance
Psychology Reading Room Cornett Building Room 228, Victoria, British Columbia, CanadaVisuoperceptual and Semantic Category Restructuring in Undergraduate Geology Students
David Medler
Psychology Reading Room Cornett Building Room 228, Victoria, British Columbia, CanadaUsing Contrastive Hebbian Learning to Model Early Auditory Processing
Andy Yonelinas (UC Davis)
Psychology Reading Room Cornett Building Room 228, Victoria, British Columbia, CanadaTitle: ‘Towards' a Unified Theory of Similar Lures
David Medler
Psychology Reading Room Cornett Building Room 228, Victoria, British Columbia, CanadaPresenter: David Medler Title: BrOpen Science: Who is Watching the Watchers? Abstract: A number of years ago, Psychology went through a “replication […]
James Clay
Psychology Reading Room Cornett Building Room 228, Victoria, British Columbia, CanadaTitle: The life and times of the J-Shaped Curve: Is moderate drinking healthy?
Ryan Fitzgerald (SFU)
Psychology Reading Room Cornett Building Room 228, Victoria, British Columbia, CanadaTitle: The Error Rate in Eyewitness Identification Evidence
No CaBSSem This Week
No CaBSSem this week due to the Reading Break
Corson Areshenkoff (Queen’s University)
Psychology Reading Room Cornett Building Room 228, Victoria, British Columbia, CanadaTitle: Subjects will learn your task however they damn well please -- Strategy use, non-stationarity, and task-impurity during Human (motor) learning
Stephen Lindsay
Psychology Reading Room Cornett Building Room 228, Victoria, British Columbia, CanadaTitle: A Longitudinal Study of Hindsight Bias Across the Lifespan.
Jim Tanaka
Psychology Reading Room Cornett Building Room 228, Victoria, British Columbia, CanadaTitle: Grounded cognitions: A curriculum on the mind and brain for living in a neurodiverse society