2004 - 2006

Using cognitive models to map relations between neuropsychological disorders and human decision making deficits

Dr. Nurit Gronau

Visual associative processing is mediated by a unified representation for semantic and spatial knowledge

Prof. Dr. Hans J. Markowitsch

Brain imaging correlates of patirnts with emotion-related memory disorders

Dr. Galit Yovel

What makes upright faces special? The role of parts and spacing information in face and object recognition

Prof. Michael Kubovy

Prolegomena to a theory of pleasure

Prof. Nachshon Meiran

Using the task-switching paradigm to unveil principles of cognitive control: mixing cost and the task rule congruency effect

Minerva Lecture:

      Prof. Elizabeth F. Loftus (May 2005)
      What's the Matter with Memory?

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Prof. Dr. Klaus Fiedler

Pseudo-contingencies – an overlooked cognitive illusion

Ph.D. Student Jochim Hansen

The role of expectation in the ease of retrieval effect

Minerva Lecture:

       Prof. Frank Rösler (March 2004)
       Brain electrical correlates of memory representations