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Discussion of Working Memory
Come meet with us in the Berkowitz room (338) to discuss the working memory and rethink what a putative working memory task measures with Maryellen MacDonald and Mark Seidenberg on Wednesday, October 31st from noon to 1 PM.
Find out more »LUCID Brownbag
In room 228 there will be a weekly Brownbag with Caitlin Iverson from 11:45 AM to 1 PM.
Find out more »Developmental and Cognitive Proseminar
There will be a discussion with Kristina Woodard (Pollak Lab) about Children's Learning About Emotions Catagories from 12 PM - 1:30 PM in room 338. Title: Adult and children’s use of the statistics of distributions when…
Find out more »Colloquium Series 2018-19: Dr. Janean Dilworth-Bart
Dr. Janean Dilworth-Bart from the UW-Madison will be speaking at 4 PM in Brogden Hall November 8th, 2018.
Find out more »School Psychology Information Session
Room 338 Psychology, the Berkowitz Room Are you considering School Psychology as a career? Do you like working with kids? Do you want to learn more about what you should be doing now to improve…
Find out more »LUCID Brownbag
In room 228 there will be a weekly Brownbag with Caitlin Iverson from 11:45 AM to 1 PM.
Find out more »Psychology Major Information and Declaration Sessions
Dates (Choose ONE): Wednesday, Sept 26th 4-5pm Thursday, Oct 18th 4-5pm Tuesday, Oct 30th 12-1pm Wednesday, Nov 14th 11-12pm All sessions will be located in Room 338 Psychology, the Berkowitz Room Come to learn about…
Find out more »Developmental and Cognitive Proseminar
Join us in room 338 from 12 PM - 1:30 PM.
Find out more »LUCID Brownbag
In room 228 there will be a weekly Brownbag with Caitlin Iverson from 11:45 AM to 1 PM.
Find out more »How translatable are languages? Quantifying semantic alignment of natural languages.
Gary Lupyan will be speaking in HAMLET with Bill Thompson (Princeton) and Sean Roberts (Bristol) in room 338 at 3:45 PM Friday 11/16. How translatable are languages? Quantifying semantic alignment of natural languages. Do all languages…
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