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10-12 May 2018
PROGRAM
Psychonomic Society
www.psychonomic.org
Meeting Information
VENUE CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE
All sessions (spoken and poster) for the 3rd Psychonomics Certificates of attendance will be sent via email to all attendees
International meeting (previously the International Meeting of after the conference. Please contact the Secretariat at ps2018@
the Psychonomic Society) will be held in the historic Beurs van congressbydesign.com with questions.
Berlage.
FAMILY CARE GRANTS
Beurs van Berlage Psychonomic Society Family Care Grants support attendees who
Damrak 243 incur extra family care expenses necessary to attend the 2018
1012 ZJ Amsterdam International Meeting (i.e., extra daycare, babysitting services,
The Netherlands elder care, or care of a family member with disabilities). Grants
(up to $500 USD) help defray those expenses. The submission
Email: [email protected] deadline is 15 April 2018.
Web: https://beursvanberlage.com/
NURSING MOTHER’S ROOM
OFFICIAL HOTELS The nursing mother’s room, named Roland Holst Kamer, is
Beurs van Berlage Hotelservice located on the second floor of the Beurs van Berlage. A key will
The Psychonomic Society, through the Beurs van Berlage be made available at the Psychonomic Society Registration area.
Hotelservice, has arranged special room rates at different The room is equipped with tables and chairs but no refrigerator.
hotels, all conveniently located within close walking distance of Attendees may not use this room for babysitting purposes.
the venue.
WI-FI
In order to get a reservation at the hotel of your preference, Wi-Fi Network: PS2018
please make your reservation as soon as possible. Please click Password: None required
Beurs van Berlage Hotelservice for hotel availability, rates, and to
make your reservation. KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
John Wixted, University of California, San Diego, USA
Only Book Directly with Beurs van Berlage Hotelservice Thursday, 10 May, 11:00-12:20, Grote Zaal
The Psychonomic Society is not utilizing the services of any
Dedre Gentner, Northwestern University, USA
housing service for our 2018 Psychonomics International
Saturday, 12 May, 2018, 13:40-15:00, Grote Zaal
Meeting in Amsterdam except the Beurs van Berlage Hotelservice.
Reservations for the 2018 meeting should be made directly with
RECEPTIONS
the Beurs van Berlage Hotelservice via their web reservation
Welcome Reception
system using the links provided here. If you provide your credit
Date: Thursday, 10 May
card information to any of these unauthorized vendors, your
Place: Grote Zaal/Exhibition Room (Beurs van Berlage)
card may be charged but you may not have a reservation when
Time: 17:00-18:40
you arrive in Amsterdam. THIS IS A SCAM!
Friday Reception
Hotels
Date: Friday, 11 May
The following hotels have been selected for the 2018
Place: Grote Zaal/Exhibition Room (Beurs van Berlage)
Psychonomics meeting. Hotels are listed in order of distance to
Time: 17:00-19:00
the meeting venue. Book your room early as they will sell out
quickly
COFFEE BREAKS AND LUNCH
Complimentary coffee and tea will be available at:
Inntel Hotels Amsterdam Centre
Thursday: 10:00-11:00, 14:20-15:40
Doubletree by Hilton Amsterdam Centraal
Friday: 9:40-10:40, 15:00-16:00
Volkshotel Amsterdam Centre
Ramada Apollo Hotel Amsterdam Saturday: 9:40-10:40, 16:20-17:00
Westcord Fashion Amsterdam in Grote Zaal/Exhibition Room and the Beurs Foyer.
Box lunches will be available on Thursday through Saturday
REGISTRATION LOCATION/HOURS*
from 12:00 to 13:30 in the same rooms.
Registration is located on the first floor of the Beurs van
Berlage in the Beurs Foyer. To avoid long lines onsite, you are
MOBILE APP
strongly encouraged to preregister through the website at www.
A free mobile app for this year’s meeting will be available for
psychonomic.org/18AMSRegistration.
download in the Apple App Store and Google Play Store a few
weeks prior to the International Meeting. All versions include
Wednesday, 9 May .............................16:00-20:00
the full program and abstracts. It is recommended that you
Thursday, 10 May ..............................09:00-19:00 download the mobile app before you come to the International
Meeting.
Friday, 11 May.................................07:30-19:15
Sponsored by the University of California Press.
Saturday, 12 May...............................07:30-18:30
*Hours subject to change
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Meeting Information Meeting Information/Special Events
POSTER SESSIONS GOVERNING BOARD 2018 AFFILIATE MEETINGS November 17-20, 2022
All poster sessions will take place in Grote Zaal/Exhibition Room John Dunlosky, Chair, Kent State University, USA Women in Cognitive Science 63rd Annual Meeting
(Beurs van Berlage). Aaron Benjamin, Past Chair, University of Illinois at Urbana- Thursday, May 10, 2018 Washington, District of Columbia, USA
Champaign, USA 16:00-18:00 (Reception from18:00-19:00) Headquarters Hotel: Washington Marriott Wardman Park
Session Set Up Time Author Present Laura Carlson, Chair-elect, University of Notre Dame, USA Meeting Room: Keurzaal
Edward Awh, University of Chicago, USA November 16-19, 2023
Thursday 16:00-17:00 17:00-18:40
Teresa Bajo, University of Granada, Spain Marc Brysbaert, Ghent FUTURE MEETINGS 64th Annual Meeting
Friday 16:00-17:00 17:00-19:00 University, Belgium November 15-18, 2018 San Francisco, California, USA
Fernanda Ferreira, University of California, Davis, USA Penny 59th Annual Meeting Headquarters Hotel: Hilton San Francisco
Saturday 11:00-12:00 12:00-13:40
M. Pexman, University of Calgary, Canada James Pomerantz, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA
NOTE: Each poster should be 97 cm (approximately 28 Rice University, USA Headquarters Hotel: Hyatt New Orleans November 21-24, 2024
inches) wide by 147 cm (approximately 57 inches high). Visit Patricia Reuter-Lorenz, University of Michigan, USA Valerie 65th Annual Meeting
www.psychonomic.org/18AMposters for suggestions on Reyna, Cornell University, USA November 14-17, 2019 New York City, New York, USA
preparing your poster. The extended viewing time will allow all Duane Watson, Vanderbilt University, USA 60th Annual Meeting Headquarters Hotel: New York Marriott Marquis Times Square
interested persons to see posters of their choice and hopefully Louis Shomette, Executive Director, Psychonomic Society, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
reduce the crowded conditions we have sometimes had at the ex officio Hotels: W Montreal & InterContinental Hotel Montreal PS MEETING SECRETARIAT
poster sessions. All posters must be removed as soon as the Reed Hunt, Secretary, University of Mississippi, USA, ex officio Congress by design
poster session is concluded. Posters that are not removed will be Marianne Lloyd, Treasurer, Seton Hall University, USA November 19-22, 2020 P.O. Box 77
discarded. 61st Annual Meeting 3480 DB Harmelen
SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE Austin, Texas, USA The Netherlands
EXHIBITORS/HOURS Diane Pecher, Co-Chair, Erasmus University Rotterdam, Headquarters Hotel: JW Marriott Austin [email protected]
Attendees are encouraged to visit our exhibitors located in Grote The Netherlands [phone]
Zaal at the Beurs van Berlage. René Zeelenberg, Co-Chair, Erasmus University Rotterdam, November 18-21, 2021
The Netherlands 62nd Annual Meeting
Exhibit Hours* Andrea Kiesel, University of Freiburg, Germany San Diego, California, USA
Thursday, 10 May ............................. 10:00-18:40 Sachiko Kinoshita, Macquarie University, Australia Headquarters Hotel: Manchester Grand Hyatt San Diego
Friday, 11 May ................................ 09:30-19:00 Michael Masson, University of Victoria, Canada
Saturday, 12 May .............................. 09:30-17:00 Jane Raymond, University of Birmingham, United Kingdom
*Hours subject to change Jörg Rieskamp, University of Basel, Switzerland SPECIAL EVENTS
Lael Schooler, Syracuse University, USA
Exhibitors (at the time of printing) Louis Shomette, Executive Director, Psychonomic Society,
Psychology Software Tools, Inc.
ex officio
Millisecond Software An Introduction to Experiment Building with OpenSesame
Springer US INTERNATIONAL PRESENCE COMMITTEE 9 May 2018 | Doubletree by Hilton, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
�
The MIT Press
Teresa Bajo, Chair, University of Granada, Spain
Sona Systems Registration Fee: €100
Edward Awh, University of Chicago, USA
Taylor & Francis Registration includes coffee breaks and lunch.
Marc Brysbaert, Ghent University, Belgium

Penny M. Pexman, University of Calgary, Canada Limited seats available.
Sponsors
Zofia Wodniecka, Jagiellonian University, Poland
University of California Press
René Zeelenberg, Erasmus University Rotterdam, The Netherlands OpenSesame is a program for developing psychological and neuroscientific
John Dunlosky, Kent State University, USA, ex officio experiments. OpenSesame is free, crossplatform (Windows, Linux, Mac OS, and
PHOTOGRAPHIC RELEASE
Android), supports many external devices (eye trackers, button boxes, etc.), and
As part of your registration for Psychonomics International, the
LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE combines a modern graphical user interface with Python scripting (a popular
Society reserves the right to use photographs and video taken
Diane Pecher, Co-Chair, Erasmus University Rotterdam, programming language). In this workshop, you will learn how to create a simple
during the meeting for future marketing purposes. If you do not
The Netherlands yet complete experiment from scratch. No prior experience with OpenSesame or
wish to have your photograph or video used for such purposes,
René Zeelenberg, Co-Chair, Erasmus University Rotterdam, Python is required. More
please contact us at the Psychonomic Society Registration Desk
The Netherlands
Endorsement Disclaimer
Reference herein to any specific commercial products, process, or service
PSYCHONOMIC SOCIETY STATEMENT ON HARASSMENT Sanne Böing, Utrecht University, The Netherlands by trade name, trademark, manufacturer, or otherwise, does not necessarily constitute or imply its
The Psychonomic Society is an inclusive and welcoming Arne Borst, Utrecht University, The Netherlands Sebastiaan Mathôt endorsement, recommendation, or favoring by the Psychonomic Society. The views and opinions of
organization, and our meeting should reflect those values. Maaike Dubbeldam, Utrecht University, The Netherlands University of Groningen, organizers and speakers expressed in this workshop do not necessarily state or reflect those of the
Conference attendees and visitors should enjoy freedom of The Netherlands Psychonomic Society.
speech, freedom of thought, and freedom from harassment of Elle van Heusden, Free University Amsterdam, The Netherlands
all kinds. Recent events in the media remind us that academic Aine Ito, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany
settings are ones where we must be especially vigilant. As a Eduard Ort, Free University Amsterdam, The Netherlands
scientific society, we do not want to police behavior, nor do we Thomas Neerven, Utrecht University, The Netherlands Canal Cruise
wish to dampen the professional and personal interactions that
Linnea Thomander, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands
are so important to our meeting. But we do encourage members
to take into account others’ perspectives and consider how a Friday 11 May 2018 | Price: €27,-
question, comment, or invitation might be received when there 7:30 p.m. (19:30) (Duration: 1 hour)
is a power differential between parties. No attendee should feel
vulnerable to harassment at our meetings, or feel that they are Experience Amsterdam from the water. Marvel at the cutting-edge architecture of the Eastern Docklands and
enduring a climate of fear or hostility. Let’s all work together to
soak-up the atmosphere of the historic ring of canals while gliding through the old centre. You will see elegant
ensure that our values of inclusion, respect, and professionalism
merchant’s mansions, carillon-crowned churches, and warehouses with their rich history from Holland’s Golden
are ones that are enjoyed by all of our members and attendees.
Age. Relax with a drink and listen to compelling stories about historic Amsterdam.
2 3
Meeting Information Meeting Information/Special Events
POSTER SESSIONS GOVERNING BOARD 2018 AFFILIATE MEETINGS November 17-20, 2022
All poster sessions will take place in Grote Zaal/Exhibition Room John Dunlosky, Chair, Kent State University, USA Women in Cognitive Science 63rd Annual Meeting
(Beurs van Berlage). Aaron Benjamin, Past Chair, University of Illinois at Urbana- Thursday, May 10, 2018 Washington, District of Columbia, USA
Champaign, USA 16:00-18:00 (Reception from18:00-19:00) Headquarters Hotel: Washington Marriott Wardman Park
Session Set Up Time Author Present Laura Carlson, Chair-elect, University of Notre Dame, USA Meeting Room: Keurzaal
Edward Awh, University of Chicago, USA November 16-19, 2023
Thursday 16:00-17:00 17:00-18:40
Teresa Bajo, University of Granada, Spain Marc Brysbaert, Ghent FUTURE MEETINGS 64th Annual Meeting
Friday 16:00-17:00 17:00-19:00 University, Belgium November 15-18, 2018 San Francisco, California, USA
Fernanda Ferreira, University of California, Davis, USA Penny 59th Annual Meeting Headquarters Hotel: Hilton San Francisco
Saturday 11:00-12:00 12:00-13:40
M. Pexman, University of Calgary, Canada James Pomerantz, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA
NOTE: Each poster should be 97 cm (approximately 28 Rice University, USA Headquarters Hotel: Hyatt New Orleans November 21-24, 2024
inches) wide by 147 cm (approximately 57 inches high). Visit Patricia Reuter-Lorenz, University of Michigan, USA Valerie 65th Annual Meeting
www.psychonomic.org/18AMposters for suggestions on Reyna, Cornell University, USA November 14-17, 2019 New York City, New York, USA
preparing your poster. The extended viewing time will allow all Duane Watson, Vanderbilt University, USA 60th Annual Meeting Headquarters Hotel: New York Marriott Marquis Times Square
interested persons to see posters of their choice and hopefully Louis Shomette, Executive Director, Psychonomic Society, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
reduce the crowded conditions we have sometimes had at the ex officio Hotels: W Montreal & InterContinental Hotel Montreal PS MEETING SECRETARIAT
poster sessions. All posters must be removed as soon as the Reed Hunt, Secretary, University of Mississippi, USA, ex officio Congress by design
poster session is concluded. Posters that are not removed will be Marianne Lloyd, Treasurer, Seton Hall University, USA November 19-22, 2020 P.O. Box 77
discarded. 61st Annual Meeting 3480 DB Harmelen
SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE Austin, Texas, USA The Netherlands
EXHIBITORS/HOURS Diane Pecher, Co-Chair, Erasmus University Rotterdam, Headquarters Hotel: JW Marriott Austin [email protected]
Attendees are encouraged to visit our exhibitors located in Grote The Netherlands [phone]
Zaal at the Beurs van Berlage. René Zeelenberg, Co-Chair, Erasmus University Rotterdam, November 18-21, 2021
The Netherlands 62nd Annual Meeting
Exhibit Hours* Andrea Kiesel, University of Freiburg, Germany San Diego, California, USA
Thursday, 10 May ............................. 10:00-18:40 Sachiko Kinoshita, Macquarie University, Australia Headquarters Hotel: Manchester Grand Hyatt San Diego
Friday, 11 May ................................ 09:30-19:00 Michael Masson, University of Victoria, Canada
Saturday, 12 May .............................. 09:30-17:00 Jane Raymond, University of Birmingham, United Kingdom
*Hours subject to change Jörg Rieskamp, University of Basel, Switzerland SPECIAL EVENTS
Lael Schooler, Syracuse University, USA
Exhibitors (at the time of printing) Louis Shomette, Executive Director, Psychonomic Society,
Psychology Software Tools, Inc.
ex officio
Millisecond Software An Introduction to Experiment Building with OpenSesame
Springer US INTERNATIONAL PRESENCE COMMITTEE 9 May 2018 | Doubletree by Hilton, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
�
The MIT Press
Teresa Bajo, Chair, University of Granada, Spain
Sona Systems Registration Fee: €100
Edward Awh, University of Chicago, USA
Taylor & Francis Registration includes coffee breaks and lunch.
Marc Brysbaert, Ghent University, Belgium

Penny M. Pexman, University of Calgary, Canada Limited seats available.
Sponsors
Zofia Wodniecka, Jagiellonian University, Poland
University of California Press
René Zeelenberg, Erasmus University Rotterdam, The Netherlands OpenSesame is a program for developing psychological and neuroscientific
John Dunlosky, Kent State University, USA, ex officio experiments. OpenSesame is free, crossplatform (Windows, Linux, Mac OS, and
PHOTOGRAPHIC RELEASE
Android), supports many external devices (eye trackers, button boxes, etc.), and
As part of your registration for Psychonomics International, the
LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE combines a modern graphical user interface with Python scripting (a popular
Society reserves the right to use photographs and video taken
Diane Pecher, Co-Chair, Erasmus University Rotterdam, programming language). In this workshop, you will learn how to create a simple
during the meeting for future marketing purposes. If you do not
The Netherlands yet complete experiment from scratch. No prior experience with OpenSesame or
wish to have your photograph or video used for such purposes,
René Zeelenberg, Co-Chair, Erasmus University Rotterdam, Python is required. More
please contact us at the Psychonomic Society Registration Desk
The Netherlands
Endorsement Disclaimer
Reference herein to any specific commercial products, process, or service
PSYCHONOMIC SOCIETY STATEMENT ON HARASSMENT Sanne Böing, Utrecht University, The Netherlands by trade name, trademark, manufacturer, or otherwise, does not necessarily constitute or imply its
The Psychonomic Society is an inclusive and welcoming Arne Borst, Utrecht University, The Netherlands Sebastiaan Mathôt endorsement, recommendation, or favoring by the Psychonomic Society. The views and opinions of
organization, and our meeting should reflect those values. Maaike Dubbeldam, Utrecht University, The Netherlands University of Groningen, organizers and speakers expressed in this workshop do not necessarily state or reflect those of the
Conference attendees and visitors should enjoy freedom of The Netherlands Psychonomic Society.
speech, freedom of thought, and freedom from harassment of Elle van Heusden, Free University Amsterdam, The Netherlands
all kinds. Recent events in the media remind us that academic Aine Ito, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany
settings are ones where we must be especially vigilant. As a Eduard Ort, Free University Amsterdam, The Netherlands
scientific society, we do not want to police behavior, nor do we Thomas Neerven, Utrecht University, The Netherlands Canal Cruise
wish to dampen the professional and personal interactions that
Linnea Thomander, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands
are so important to our meeting. But we do encourage members
to take into account others’ perspectives and consider how a Friday 11 May 2018 | Price: €27,-
question, comment, or invitation might be received when there 7:30 p.m. (19:30) (Duration: 1 hour)
is a power differential between parties. No attendee should feel
vulnerable to harassment at our meetings, or feel that they are Experience Amsterdam from the water. Marvel at the cutting-edge architecture of the Eastern Docklands and
enduring a climate of fear or hostility. Let’s all work together to
soak-up the atmosphere of the historic ring of canals while gliding through the old centre. You will see elegant
ensure that our values of inclusion, respect, and professionalism
merchant’s mansions, carillon-crowned churches, and warehouses with their rich history from Holland’s Golden
are ones that are enjoyed by all of our members and attendees.
Age. Relax with a drink and listen to compelling stories about historic Amsterdam.
2 3
Accommodation Awards
Nahian Chowdhury, University of Sydney, Australia
Abstract #2071: Stopping Speed and GABAergic Activity in the Motor Cortex
The Psychonomic Society Announces Ruizhi Dai, Tufts University, USA
Abstract #4069: Age-Related Difference in Using Global Relationships:
the Recipients of the
A Map-Learning Study
Nola Daley, Kent State University, USA
Abstract #3045: Self-Explanatory Feedback Enhances Long-Term Learning
Patrícia Fernanda Ferreira de Matos, University of Minho, Portugal
Abstract #3060: Remember That You’ve Already Paid the Bill: Finding Prospective
2018
Memory Commission Errors
Moshe Glickman, Tel Aviv University, Israel
Abstract #238: A Computational Model for Risky Decisions: Using Eye
Movements to Improve Choice Predictions
Seema Gorur Prasad, University of Hyderabad, India
Abstract #329: Value Driven Unconscious Processing: Influence of Reward on
ACCOMMODATION Masked Priming
Nina M. Hanning, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, Germany
Abstract #4080: Independent Effects of Eye and Hand Movements on Visual
AWARD Working Memory
Kelli L. Johnson, Stony Brook University, USA
Abstract #3046: Base-Rate Neglect or Base-Rate Distortion? Effects of Ambiguity
Krisztian Kasos, Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Hungary
Abstract #3086: Validity and Feasibility of Obimon, an Open-Source Device for
Measuring Electrodermal Activity in Psychological Experiments
Brittany Lee, San Diego State University, USA
The Psychonomic Society’s Scientific
Abstract #2006: Activation of English During Recognition of American Sign
Committee selected 25 International Language by Deaf and Hearing Bimodal Bilinguals: An ERP Study
Graduate Accommodation Awards Grzegorz Maciejewski, University of Leeds, United Kingdom
Abstract #4047: The Cost of Learning New Meanings for Familiar Words
based on the quality of the abstracts
Katarina Marjanovic, International School for Advanced Studies, Italy
submitted by Graduate Student Abstract #1059: Distinguishing Between Semantic and Morpho-Syntactic
Language Processing in Sentence Reading
Members of the Society for the 2018
Matthew P. McCurdy, University of Illinois at Chicago, USA
Psychonomics International meeting
Abstract #1070: Improving the Generation Effect: Fewer Generation Constraints
in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Each Enhance Relational Processing
recipient receives a three-night hotel Pedro Simão Mendes, University of Minho, Portugal
Abstract #2062: Word Frequency and Judgment of Learning: The Role of
accommodation. (in)Congruent Prompts
Anne Mickan, Radboud University Nijmegen/Max-Planck Institute for
Psycholinguistics
Please join the Scientific Committee in
Abstract #2009: The Role of Between-Language Competition in Foreign Language
congratulating these recipients! Attrition
Kayla Morehead, Kent State University, USA
Abstract #3042: Note-taking Devices in the Classroom
Visit www.psychonomic.org/awards for
Stephanie Morey, Flinders University, Australia
additional information. Abstract #1019: Maintaining Efficiency: Redundant Target Processing is Resistant
to Changes in Dual-Task Load
Sasha Nahleen, Flinders University, Australia
Abstract #3033: When More is Not Merrier: Do Shared Stressful Experiences
Amplify?
Kimberly Newberry, Kansas State University, USA
Abstract #2033: The Role of Knowledge in Age-Related Changes in Event
Segmentation and Memory
Andrea O’Rear, University of Notre Dame, USA
Abstract #2036: Using Location-Based Event Structure to Improve Prospective Memory
Allison Sklenar, University of Illinois at Chicago, USA
Abstract #4030: The Effect of Similarity to the Self on Impression Memory
Joshua Snell, Aix-Marseille University, France
Abstract #334: Parallel Syntactic Processing in Reading: The Sentence Superiority Effect
Giacomo Spinelli, University of Western Ontario, Canada
Abstract #3026: Conflict Adaptation Under Load: Proportion Congruent Effects
Persist When Contingency Learning is Impaired
Amber Witherby, Texas Christian University, USA
Abstract #2058: How Does Mood Influence Monitoring of Learning for Emotional
Material?
Irem Yildirim, University of Delaware, USA
Abstract #4066: Anticipatory Memory for Regular and Random Patterns
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Condensed Schedule A
THURSDAY MORNING, 10 MAY 2018
SYMPOSIUM I: The Limits of Prediction in Language Processing (11-16) ...............................................................8:40-10:40 Effectenbeurszaal
Cognitive Control I (101-106) ...........................................................................................................................................8:40-10:40 Administratiezaal
Decision Making I (107-112) ........................................................................................................................................................8:40-10:40 Berlagezaal
Eyewitness Identification (113-117)......................................................................................................................................8:40-10:40 Graanbeurszaal
Multisensory Perception (118-122) ..............................................................................................................................................9:00-10:40 Veilingzaal
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 10 MAY 2018
Visual Attention I (123-127) ............................................................................................................................................13:20-15:00 Administratiezaal
Complex Cognition I (128-131) .................................................................................................................................................13:20-14:40 Berlagezaal
Discourse Processes (132-134) ........................................................................................................................................13:20-14:20 Effectenbeurszaal
Meaning/Semantics (135-140)............................................................................................................................................13:20-15:20 Graanbeurszaal
Memory I (141-145) ......................................................................................................................................................................13:20-15:00 Veilingzaal
SYMPOSIUM II: Tackling the Confidence Crisis with Statistical Scrutiny, Verifiable Credibility, and
Radical Transparency (21-27) ......................................................................................................................................14:40-17:00 Effectenbeurszaal
Problem Solving (146-150) .........................................................................................................................................................15:00-16:40 Berlagezaal
Audiovisual Language Processing (151-155) .............................................................................................................................15:20-17:00 Veilingzaal
Sensation and Perception (156-160) ...............................................................................................................................15:20-17:00 Administratiezaal
Learning and Memory I (161-165) ....................................................................................................................................15:40-17:20 Graanbeurszaal
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 10 MAY 2018
POSTER SESSION 1 .....................................................................................................................................................................17:00-18:40 Grote Zaal
(Author present between 17:00-18:40)
Animal Research (1002-1004) Music Cognition (1044-1046)
Attention (1005-1019) Psycholinguistics (1047-1061)
Autobiographical Memory (1020-1029) Recognition Memory (1062-1072)
Embodied Cognition (1030-1038) Reward, Motivation and Decision Making (1073-1078)
Implicit Memory (1039-1043) Vision (1079-1088)
FRIDAY MORNING, 11 MAY 2018
Visual Attention II (201-206) .............................................................................................................................................8:20-10:20 Administratiezaal
Numerical Cognition (207-210) ......................................................................................................................................................8:20-9:40 Veilingzaal
Language Production (211-214) ..........................................................................................................................................8:20-9:40 Effectenbeurszaal
Letter/Word Processing I (215-220) .....................................................................................................................................8:20-10:20 Graanbeurszaal
Metamemory and Metacognition (221-226) ..............................................................................................................................8:20-10:20 Berlagezaal
SYMPOSIUM III: Learning Words From Experience: The Emergence of Lexical Quality
(31-36)................................................................................................................................................................................10:00-12:00 Effectenbeurszaal
Bilingualism I (227-232) ...............................................................................................................................................................10:00-12:00 Veilingzaal
Learning and Memory II (233-237) ...................................................................................................................................10:40-12:20 Graanbeurszaal
Decision Making II (238-241) ....................................................................................................................................................10:40-12:00 Berlagezaal
Emotion and Cognition I (242-245) ...............................................................................................................................10:40-12:00 Administratiezaal
FRIDAY NOON, 11 MAY 2018
POSTER SESSION 2 .....................................................................................................................................................................12:00-13:40 Grote Zaal
(Author present between 12:00-13:40)
Bilingualism (2002-2011) Neural Mechanisms (2065-2072)
Cognitive Aging (2012-2019) Reasoning and Problem Solving (2073-2079)
Cognitive Control I (2020-2032) Speech Perception (2080-2086)
Event Cognition (2033-2038)
Learning and Memory I (2039-2054)
Metamemory and Metacognition (2055-2064)
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Condensed Schedule A
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 11 MAY 2018
SYMPOSIUM IV: Shaping Attention Selection (41-46)...............................................................................................13:40-15:40 Effectenbeurszaal
Autobiographical Memory (246-250) .............................................................................................................................13:40-15:20 Administratiezaal
Bilingualism II (251-255) .............................................................................................................................................................13:40-15:20 Veilingzaal
Letter/Word Processing II (256-259) .................................................................................................................................13:40-15:00 Graanbeurszaal
Statistics and Methodology (260-264) .......................................................................................................................................13:40-15:20 Berlagezaal
SYMPOSIUM V: Evidence and Scientific Knowledge in a “Post-Truth” World (51-56) ............................................15:20-17:20 Graanbeurszaal
Event and Spatial Cognition (265-269) .....................................................................................................................................15:40-17:20 Berlagezaal
Working Memory I (270-274) .....................................................................................................................................................15:40-17:20 Veilingzaal
Memory II (275-280) ........................................................................................................................................................15:40-17:40 Administratiezaal
Visual Perception (281-284) ............................................................................................................................................16:00-17:20 Effectenbeurszaal
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 11 MAY 2018
POSTER SESSION 3 .....................................................................................................................................................................17:20-19:00 Grote Zaal
(Author present between 17:20-19:00)
Action and Perception (3002-3008) Learning and Memory II (3058-3064)
Attention and Performance (3009-3019) Letter/Word Processing (3065-3073)
Cognitive Control II (3020-3032) Multisensory Integration (3074-3078)
False Memory (3033-3039) Numerical Cognition (3079-3085)
Human Learning and Instruction (3040-3045) Statistics and Methodology (3086-3089)
Judgment and Decision Making (3046-3057)
SATURDAY MORNING, 12 MAY 2018
A Life Span Perspective of Timing (301-306) .............................................................................................................................8:20-10:20 Berlagezaal
Pre-lexical Deficits in Acquired Dyslexia (307-310).........................................................................................................8:20-9:40 Effectenbeurszaal
Cognitive Control II (311-316) .........................................................................................................................................8:20-10:20 Administratiezaal
Associative Learning (317-320) .......................................................................................................................................................8:20-9:40 Veilingzaal
Learning and Instruction (321-325) .....................................................................................................................................8:20-10:00 Graanbeurszaal
SYMPOSIUM VI: What Limits the Capacity of Working Memory? An ‘Adversarial’ Working Memory Symposium
(61-66).................................................................................................................................................................................10:00-12:00 Effectenbeurszaal
Attention and Performance (326-331) .......................................................................................................................................10:00-12:00 Veilingzaal
Orthographic Processing and Reading (332-336) ...........................................................................................................10:20-12:00 Graanbeurszaal
False Memory (337-339) ..................................................................................................................................................10:40-11:40 Administratiezaal
Reward, Motivation and Decision Making (340-342) .............................................................................................................10:40-12:00 Berlagezaal
SATURDAY NOON, 12 MAY 2018
POSTER SESSION 4 .....................................................................................................................................................................12:00-13:40 Grote Zaal
(Author present between 12:00-13:40)
Cognitive Control III (4002-4014) Recall (4049-4060)
Emotion and Cognition (4015-4030) Spatial Cognition (4061-4067)
Language Processing (4031-4038) Working Memory (4068-4083)
Meaning/Semantics (4039-4048)
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 12 MAY 2018
SYMPOSIUM VII: Proactive Control: Mechanisms and Deficits (71-75) .............................................................15:00-16:40 Effectenbeurszaal
Complex Cognition II (343-346) ...............................................................................................................................................15:00-16:20 Berlagezaal
Letter/Word Processing III (347-351) ............................................................................................................................15:00-16:40 Administratiezaal
Speech Perception (352-355) .......................................................................................................................................................15:00-16:20 Veilingzaal
Memory and Technology (356-360) ..................................................................................................................................15:00-16:40 Graanbeurszaal
Emotion and Cognition II (361-364) ........................................................................................................................................16:40-18:00 Berlagezaal
Working Memory II (365-369) ....................................................................................................................................................16:40-18:20 Veilingzaal
Psycholinguistics (370-374) .............................................................................................................................................17:00-18:40 Effectenbeurszaal
Learning and Memory III (375-379) .................................................................................................................................17:00-18:40 Graanbeurszaal
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Condensed Schedule B
Effectenbeurszaal Graanbeurszaal Veilingzaal Berlagezaal Administratiezaal Grotezaal
Thursday, 10 May 2018
Symposium I:
The Limits of
Prediction in Language
Processing
08:40 - 10:40
Lunch
Eyewitness Multisensory
Cognitive Control I 12:20 - 13:20
Keynote & Welcome Identification Perception Decision Making I
08:40 - 10:40
11:00 - 12:20 08:40 - 10:40 09:00 - 10:40 08:40 - 10:40
Poster Session I

Visual Attention I Viewing/Setup: 16:00 -
Discourse Processes Meaning/Semantics Memory I Complex Cognition I
13:20 - 15:00 17:00
13:20 - 14:20 13:20 - 15:20 13:20 - 15:00 13:20 - 14:40
Hospitality: 17:00 -

Sensation and 18:40
Symposium II: Learning and Memory Audiovisual Language Problem Solving
Perception Author Present: 17:00 -
Tackling the I Processing 15:00 - 17:00
15:20 - 17:00 18:40
Confidence Crisis 15:40 - 17:20 15:20 - 17:00
With Statistical
Scrutiny, Verifiable
Credibility, and Radical
Transparency
14:40 - 17:00
Friday, 11 May 2018
Language Production Letter/Word
08:20 - 09:40 Processing I
Metamemory and Poster Session II
08:20 - 10:20 Visual Attention II
Metacognition Viewing/Setup: 11:00 -
Symposium III: Numerical Cognition 08:20 - 10:20
08:20 - 10:20 12:00
Learning Words Learning and Memory 08:20 - 09:40
Lunch: 12:00 - 13:40
From Experience: The II Emotion and
Decision Making II Author Present: 12:00 -
Emergence of Lexical 10:40 - 12:20 Bilingualism I Cognition I
10:40 - 12:00 13:40
Quality 10:00 - 12:00 10:40 - 12:00

10:00 - 12:00 Letter/Word
Statistics and Poster Session III
Processing II Bilingualism II Autobiographical
Methodology Viewing/Setup: 16:00 -
Symposium IV: 13:40 - 15:00 13:40 - 15:20 Memory
13:40 - 15:20 17:00
Shaping Attention 13:40 - 15:20
Hospitality: 17:00 -
Selection Symposium V: Working Memory I
Event and Spatial 19:00
13:40 - 15:40 Evidence and Scientific 15:40 - 17:20 Memory II
Cognition Author Present: 17:00 -
Knowledge in a “Post- 15:40 - 17:40
15:40 - 17:20 19:00
Visual Perception Truth” World
16:00 - 17:20 15:20 - 17:20
Saturday, 12 May 2018
Pre-lexical Deficits in
Acquired Dyslexia
08:20 - 09:40

Learning and
Symposium VI:
Instruction A Life Span Perspective
What Limits the
08:20 - 10:00 Associative Learning of Timing
Capacity of Working
08:20 - 09:40 08:20 -10:20
Memory? An Cognitive Control II
Orthographic
“Adversarial” Working 08:20 - 10:20
Processing and Attention and Reward, Motivation, Poster Session IV
Memory Symposium
Reading Performance and Decision Making Viewing/Setup: 11:00 -
10:00 - 12:00 False Memory
10:20 - 12:00 10:00 - 12:00 10:40 - 12:00 12:00
10:40 - 12:00
Lunch: 12:00 - 13:40
Keynote Address
Memory and Speech Perception Complex Cognition II Author Present: 12:00 -
13:40 - 15:00 Letter/Word
Technology 15:00 - 16:20 15:00 - 16:40 13:40
Processing III
15:00 - 16:40
Symposium VII: 15:00 - 16:40
Working Memory II Emotion and
Proactive Control:
Learning and Memory 16:40 - 18:20 Cognition II
Mechanisms and
III 17:00 - 18:00
Deficits
17:00 - 18:40
15:00 - 16:40

Psycholinguistics
17:00 - 18:40
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