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Armadillo XX: The Southwest Cognition Conference
Welcome to the ARMADILLO (Southwest Cognition) Conference at Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas on Friday, October 22 and Saturday, October 23, 2010. We welcome you to ARMADILLO XX*. Conference Location Texas A&M University (see campus maps here http://aggiemap.tamu.edu/)Talks Friday & Saturday: Student Recreation Center – Garden Room (main floor) Poster Session & Conference Dinner Friday Evening: Rudder Tower, University Club Research Talks Research presentations will be 20-minutes. Please try to keep your presentation to 15-minutes so that you will have 5-minutes for questions and discussion. A PC type of laptop will be available; if you use this option please upload your presentations in advance. Alternatively, you can connect your own computer to our projector and sound system. Posters Posters must fit within a 4’ X 4’ space. Poster presenters should put their posters up at the University Club (top two floors of Rudder Tower) between 5:00 and 6:00 Friday. The poster session (with a cash bar for beer & wine) will be held from 6:00 until 7:30 Friday in the University Club. Parking Attendees will need a parking tag at the Student Recreation Center on Friday, but not on Saturday. When you arrive, please come inside to get your parking tag from us. Registration Fees ARMADILLO XX is financially supported by Texas A&M University’s College of Liberal Arts, the Department of Psychology, and registration fees. Registration (must be paid by check) If you have a Ph.D. $50 If you do not have a Ph.D. $25 Dinner Friday at University Club $30 (in addition to registration) Checks should be made payable to TAMU Psychology Department, and mailed to: ARMADILLO Conference c/o Dr. Rachel Hull Department of Psychology Mail Stop 4235 Texas A&M University College Station, Texas 77843-4235 ****************************************************** ARMADILLO XX Program Friday 8:30-onwards Registration at Student Recreation Sports Center, Garden Room 9:00 Opening Remarks: Steve Smith & Ludy Benjamin 9:20 James Pomerantz Rice University The Theory of Basic Gestalts and the Measurement of Perceptual Organization 9:40 Yoonsuck Choe TAMU Motor Exploration Is Key to Decoding Perceptual Primitives 10:00 Benton Pierce & Amanda Stevens TAMU-Commerce False Recall from Emotional DRM Lists: Testing the Item-Specific Processing Account 10:20 break 10:40 Gabriela Dur‡n, W. Francis & B. Lara U Autonoma de Ciudad Juarez Effects of Concurrent Task Performance on Visual Object Identification 11:00 Chandramallika Basak Rice University Attentional (Dis)engagement and Multiple Indices in Working Memory 11:20 Scott Gronlund University of Oklahoma Sequential Lineups Protect the Innocent: Can We Do Better? 11:40-1:00 Lunch Break 1:00-4:00 Language Symposium 1:00 Opening Remarks: Jyotsna Vaid 1:20 Wendy Francis, A. LuŽvano, C. Acosta, & L. Zambrano-V‡zquez UTEP Auditory and Visual Stroop Tasks Interfere with Different Stages of Word Production: Evidence from Bilinguals 1:40 Ludmila Isurin Ohio State University Lexical Retrieval in Bilinguals: Insight into L1 Forgetting 2:00 Anna Cieslicka & Roberto Heredia TAMIU Cerebral Asymmetries in Bilingual Figurative Language Processing 2:20 break 2:40 Jeanette Altarriba State University of New York Automaticity in the Acquisition of a Second Language 3:00 Viorica Marion Northwestern University Language Learning and Inhibition in Bilinguals and Monolinguals 3:20 Renata Meuter & John Ehrich Queensland University Do L1 Orthographic Processing Skills Transfer only to Orthographically Similar Languages? The Effect of Bilinguality & Language-Specific Background on Learning a Novel Orthography 3:40 break 4:00 Extra-DILLO Guest Speaker: Art Glenberg Arizona State University Premotor Cortex, Action Control, & Language 5:00-6:00 Poster Presenters set up at University Club - Rudder 6:00-7:00 Posters, University Club - Rudder (beer & wine cash bar) 7:00-8:30 ARMADILLO Dinner University Club - Rudder Saturday 8:20 Darrell Worthy TAMU Subjective Experiences of Implicit and Explicit Learning 8:40 Lou Tassinary TAMU The Time Course of Natural Scene Processing Revisited: A Conceptual Replication and Extension of Green & Oliva (2009). 9:00 David Gorfein Adelphi On the Consequences of Multiple Priming Effects for Homograph Processing 9:20 Tyler Davis UT Model-based fMRI Reveals Role of MTL in Category Learning 9:40 break 10:00 - 11:00 Intra-DILLO Guest Speaker: Denise Park UT-Dallas The Adaptive Brain: Aging and Neural Scaffolding 11:00 break 11:20 Heekyeong Park & Michael Rugg UT-Arlington Neural Correlates of Across- Versus Within-Domain Associative Encoding 11:40 Julie Linsey TAMU Physical Models Supporting Design Cognition 12:00 Curt Carlson TAMU-Commerce Searching for the Sequential Lineup Advantage: A Distinctiveness Explanation 12:20 Lisa Geraci TAMU Improving Memory Performance in Older Adults 12:40 - 12:30 Passing of the 'DILLO Friday Poster Presentations Amy L Boggan UT-Dallas Ana Schwartz UTEP Andrew Webb et al. TAMU Anna I. Stupina Rice University Audrey Nath & Michael S. Beauchamp UTHSC-H Medical School Aurora Isabel Ramos Nu–ez University of Houston Belem G. L—pez TAMU Casady Bowman TAMU D. Tran, M. Arredondo, V. Yu Liu, & H. Yoshida University of Houston Dawn Weatherford TAMU - Commerce Duc N. Tran & Hanako Yoshida University of Houston Elizabeth Woods University of Houston Eswen Fava TAMU Genna Angello TAMU Gunes Avci Rice University Heredia, Cieslicka & Garc’a TAMIU Irene Moyna TAMU Jane Jacob University of Houston Jeremy Nichols TAMU Jimmeka Guillory TAMU Jonathan Banks University of North Texas Joseph Burling and Hanako Yoshida University of Houston Joseph Burling, Kevin Darby, and Hanako Yoshida University of Houston Julie Linsey TAMU Justin Handy TAMU Jyotsna Vaid, Anna B. Cieslicka & Roberto Heredia TAMIU & TAMU Kailyn Lipowski University of Houston Kevin Darby, Joseph Burling, & Hanako Yoshida University of Houston Lacy Krueger TAMU - Commerce Li-Hao Yeh UTEP Na-Yung Yu TAMU Nicholas W. Gaspelin, Eric Ruthruff & Hal Pashler U New Mexico & UCSD Nick Altieri University of Oklahoma Pilar Archila-Suerte University of Houston Sara Haber Rice University Stephanie Babb & Ruth Johnson U of Houston-Downtown Sumeyra Tosun TAMU Tyler Miller TAMU Victoria Walker Wagner University of Houston Vimal Viswanathan TAMU Viorica Marion Northwestern University Wendy S. Francis, Betsabee Lara, & Gabriela Dur‡n UTEP ****************************************************** This is the 21st anniversary of the conference, but only our 20th meeting (ARMADILLOs sometimes do not go on the road). Conference Location Texas A&M University (see campus maps here http://aggiemap.tamu.edu/) Talks Friday & Saturday: Student Recreation Center – Garden Room (main floor) Poster Session & Conference Dinner Friday Evening: Rudder Tower, University Club Research Talks Research presentations will be 20-minutes. Please try to keep your presentation to 15-minutes so that you will have 5-minutes for questions and discussion. A PC type of laptop will be available; if you use this option please upload your presentations in advance. Alternatively, you can connect your own computer to our projector and sound system. Posters Posters must fit within a 4’ X 4’ space. Poster presenters should put their posters up at the University Club (top two floors of Rudder Tower) between 5:00 and 6:00 Friday. The poster session (with a cash bar for beer & wine) will be held from 6:00 until 7:30 Friday in the University Club. Parking Attendees will need a parking tag at the Student Recreation Center on Friday, but not on Saturday. When you arrive, please come inside to get your parking tag from us. Registration Fees ARMADILLO XX is financially supported by Texas A&M University’s College of Liberal Arts, the Department of Psychology, and registration fees. Registration (must be paid by check) If you have a Ph.D. $50 If you do not have a Ph.D. $25 Dinner Friday at University Club $30 (in addition to registration) Checks should be made payable to TAMU Psychology Department, and mailed to: ARMADILLO Conference c/o Dr. Rachel Hull Department of Psychology Mail Stop 4235 Texas A&M University College Station, Texas 77843-4235 ****************************************************** ARMADILLO XX Program Friday October 22, 2010 8:30-onwards Registration at Student Recreation Sports Center, Garden Room 9:00 Opening Remarks: Steve Smith & Ludy Benjamin 9:20 James Pomerantz Rice University The Theory of Basic Gestalts and the Measurement of Perceptual Organization 9:40 Yoonsuck Choe TAMU Motor Exploration Is Key to Decoding Perceptual Primitives 10:00 Benton Pierce & Amanda Stevens TAMU-Commerce False Recall from Emotional DRM Lists: Testing the Item-Specific Processing Account 10:20 break 10:40 Gabriela Dur‡n, W. Francis & B. Lara U Autonoma de Ciudad Juarez Effects of Concurrent Task Performance on Visual Object Identification 11:00 Chandramallika Basak Rice University Attentional (Dis)engagement and Multiple Indices in Working Memory 11:20 Scott Gronlund University of Oklahoma Sequential Lineups Protect the Innocent: Can We Do Better? 11:40-1:00 Lunch Break 1:00-4:00 Language Symposium 1:00 Opening Remarks: Jyotsna Vaid 1:20 Wendy Francis, A. LuŽvano, C. Acosta, & L. Zambrano-V‡zquez UTEP Auditory and Visual Stroop Tasks Interfere with Different Stages of Word Production: Evidence from Bilinguals 1:40 Ludmila Isurin Ohio State University Lexical Retrieval in Bilinguals: Insight into L1 Forgetting 2:00 Anna Cieslicka & Roberto Heredia TAMIU Cerebral Asymmetries in Bilingual Figurative Language Processing 2:20 break 2:40 Jeanette Altarriba State University of New York Automaticity in the Acquisition of a Second Language 3:00 Viorica Marion Northwestern University Language Learning and Inhibition in Bilinguals and Monolinguals 3:20 Renata Meuter & John Ehrich Queensland University Do L1 Orthographic Processing Skills Transfer only to Orthographically Similar Languages? The Effect of Bilinguality & Language-Specific Background on Learning a Novel Orthography 3:40 break 4:00 Extra-DILLO Guest Speaker: Art Glenberg Arizona State University Premotor Cortex, Action Control, & Language 5:00-6:00 Poster Presenters set up at University Club - Rudder 6:00-7:00 Posters, University Club - Rudder (beer & wine cash bar) 7:00-8:30 ARMADILLO Dinner University Club - Rudder Saturday 8:20 Darrell Worthy TAMU Subjective Experiences of Implicit and Explicit Learning 8:40 Lou Tassinary TAMU The Time Course of Natural Scene Processing Revisited: A Conceptual Replication and Extension of Green & Oliva (2009). 9:00 David Gorfein Adelphi On the Consequences of Multiple Priming Effects for Homograph Processing 9:20 Tyler Davis UT Model-based fMRI Reveals Role of MTL in Category Learning 9:40 break 10:00 - 11:00 Intra-DILLO Guest Speaker: Denise Park UT-Dallas The Adaptive Brain: Aging and Neural Scaffolding 11:00 break 11:20 Heekyeong Park & Michael Rugg UT-Arlington Neural Correlates of Across- Versus Within-Domain Associative Encoding 11:40 Julie Linsey TAMU Physical Models Supporting Design Cognition 12:00 Curt Carlson TAMU-Commerce Searching for the Sequential Lineup Advantage: A Distinctiveness Explanation 12:20 Lisa Geraci TAMU Improving Memory Performance in Older Adults 12:40 - 12:30 Passing of the 'DILLO Friday Poster Presentations Amy L Boggan UT-Dallas Ana Schwartz UTEP Andrew Webb et al. TAMU Anna I. Stupina Rice University Audrey Nath & Michael S. Beauchamp UTHSC-H Medical School Aurora Isabel Ramos Nu–ez University of Houston Belem G. L—pez TAMU Casady Bowman TAMU D. Tran, M. Arredondo, V. Yu Liu, & H. Yoshida University of Houston Dawn Weatherford TAMU - Commerce Duc N. Tran & Hanako Yoshida University of Houston Elizabeth Woods University of Houston Eswen Fava TAMU Genna Angello TAMU Gunes Avci Rice University Heredia, Cieslicka & Garc’a TAMIU Irene Moyna TAMU Jane Jacob University of Houston Jeremy Nichols TAMU Jimmeka Guillory TAMU Jonathan Banks University of North Texas Joseph Burling and Hanako Yoshida University of Houston Joseph Burling, Kevin Darby, and Hanako Yoshida University of Houston Julie Linsey TAMU Justin Handy TAMU Jyotsna Vaid, Anna B. Cieslicka & Roberto Heredia TAMIU & TAMU Kailyn Lipowski University of Houston Kevin Darby, Joseph Burling, & Hanako Yoshida University of Houston Lacy Krueger TAMU - Commerce Li-Hao Yeh UTEP Na-Yung Yu TAMU Nicholas W. Gaspelin, Eric Ruthruff & Hal Pashler U New Mexico & UCSD Nick Altieri University of Oklahoma Pilar Archila-Suerte University of Houston Sara Haber Rice University Stephanie Babb & Ruth Johnson U of Houston-Downtown Sumeyra Tosun TAMU Tyler Miller TAMU Victoria Walker Wagner University of Houston Vimal Viswanathan TAMU Viorica Marion Northwestern University Wendy S. Francis, Betsabee Lara, & Gabriela Dur‡n UTEP ****************************************************** This is the 21st anniversary of the conference, but only our 20th meeting (ARMADILLOs sometimes do not go on the road). |
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