Psychology 541 (Perception and Cognition Grad Seminar)

Spring Quarter, 2001: Tuesdays, 3:30-5:00, Mary Gates Hall Rm 231

March 27, 2001 John Miyamoto UW The QALY model under non-expected utility assumptions Abstract
April 3, 2001 Geoff Loftus UW Faculty talk: Why is it more difficult to see people when they are far away than when they are close up? Abstract
April 10, 2001 Stephanie Carlson UW Executive functions and theory of mind in young children: Individual differences and development. Abstract
April 17, 2001 Erin Harley UW Visual hindsight bias: The ńseen it all alongî effect Abstract
April 24, 2001 Mark Reinitz University of Puget Sound False memories for faces and words: Roles of familiarity and recollection. Abstract
May 1, 2001 Keith Holyoak UCLA Relational Reasoning in Working Memory. Abstract
May 8, 2001

Michael Perry

Amy Guthormsen

UW (first year)

UW (first year)

Constant proportional person trade-off. Abstract

Cognitive arithmetic and semantic alignment. Abstract

May 15, 2001

Leona Zamora

UW (first year)

A comparison of neuronal firing rates for distracted versus non-distracted working memory. Abstract

May 22, 2001

Robin Chamoy

Heather Knapp

Beth Haynes

UW (first year)

UW (first year)

UW (first year)

Imagination and Childhood Beliefs. Abstract

The time course of lexical access in American Sign Language production. Abstract

I remember your face -- the role of confidence in facial memory. Abstract

May 29, 2001 NO SEMINAR   Have a good summer! Watch this spot for the 2001-2002 season schedule