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February 2018
CCN Brown Bag – Prof. Gary Lupyan
The role of adaptation in explaining linguistic diversity Gary Lupyan, Department of Psychology, University of Wisconsin - Madison Why do people speak different languages? The usual account is that languages diverge when an initial speech…
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Reid Alisch (Psychiatry) Title: “Anxious Temperament: Results from a translational approach"
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Presenter: Ian Johnston, graduate student, Department of Psychology, UW - Madison
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Auger Lab (Psychology) Title: TBD
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Presenter: Liad Weiss, Ph.D., Marketing, Wisconsin School of Business, University of Wisconsin - Madison Title: Egocentric Categorization: Self as a Reference Category in Product Judgment & Consumer Choice
Find out more »Brown Bag – Cognitive and Cognitive Neuroscience
Presenters: Clint Jensen, graduate student, Department of Psychology, UW - Madison (30 min) / Martin Zetterstein and Mark Koranda, graduate students, Department of Psychology, UW - Madison (30 min)
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Marc Wolman (Integrative Biology) Title: “How does the brain interpret sensory information? Fishing for answers with behavioral genetics”. Note room change: meeting in Room 228 Psychology.
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Brown Bag – Cognitive and Cognitive Neuroscience
Presenter: Elise Hopman, graduate student, Department of Psychology, UW - Madison (30 min) and Anna Bartel, graduate student, Department of Psychology, UW - Madison (30 min).
Find out more »Waisman Seminar – Dr. Laura Schulz (MIT)
Speaker: Laura Schulz (MIT) Title: What really matters: Children’s inferences about learning, trying, and caring Abstract: I have long been interested in children’s ability to make rich, inductive inferences from sparse, noisy data. Here I look…
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Karen Schloss (WID/Psychology) Title: "Color inference and visual communication"
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