TeaP 2024 Regensburg
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TeaP 2024 Regensburg
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Detailed Program and Sessions Overview

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Here is an overview of all sessions and additional events during TeaP 2024:

 

SONNTAG, March 17th 2024
 
10:00-17:00 Pre-Conference Workshops  
  Technical and experimental design considerations for integrating fNIRS and EEG
Location: H5		 Hands-on introduction to fNIRS
Location: H6		 Preregistration in Psychology - A Hands-On Workshop
Location: H7		 Creating and publishing FAIR data - Hands-on workshop on using ZPID's data management services
Location: H8		 Hyperscanning with mobile EEG workshop - Demonstration and data acquisition of multiple participants in social contexts
Location: H9
 		      
17:00-21:00 Welcome Reception / Begrüßungsabend (Location: Leerer Beutel)  
                   


MONDAY, March 18th 2024
 
  H11 H2 H3 H4 H5 H6 H8 H9
8:30-10:00 Talks 1
  Adaptive Retrieval Practice and its Applications in Education and Health
(Van der Velde & Van Rijn)		 Multitasking and Cognitive Control I
(Brüning & Lück)
 		 Better together? Benefits and costs of joint action
(Wahn, Tufft, & Schmitz)		 Crossmodal Perception / Synesthesia
(Sachdeva)		 Experimental Engineering Psychology and Human Factors I
(Baumann & Brandenburg)		 Artificial Intelligence
(Said)		 Facial Expressions I
(Mitschke)		 How do auditory and speech processing alterations contribute to symptoms in psychosis: a predictive coding approach
(Knolle & Sterner)
10:00-10:30 COFFEE BREAK
10:30-12:00 Talks 2
  Test-enhanced learning
(Pastötter & Kliegl)
 		 Multitasking and Cognitive Control II
(Lück & Brüning)
 		 Joint Action
(Krishna)		 Seeing, Thinking, and Acting in a Physical World (Paulun & Rothkopf) Experimental Engineering Psychology and Human Factors II
(Baumann & Brandenburg)		 AI and decision-making: Insights from varied applied settings
(Cecil)		 Facial Expressions II
(Kroczek)		 Cognitive and Neural Processes Underlying the Perception of Odors
(Schwarzbach & Hummel)

12:00-13:30
LUNCH BREAK
 
Fachgruppe Allgemeine Psychologie Mentoring-Programm (Location: H2)
13:30-15:00 Welcome Address (Location: Audimax/H1)
KEYNOTE DORTHE BERNTSEN 
“What happened to Ebbinghaus’ second category of memories? Basic findings on involuntary autobiographical memories”

15:00-16:30
Poster session 1 (Location: Main Hall) – COFFEE BREAK
Z1: Motor and Action Control; Z2a: Memory and Learning I; Z2b: Clinical and Biological Psychology – Metacognition; Z3: Human Factors I – Perception I
 
16:30-18:00 Talks 3
  Source Memory
(Tanyas & Symeonidou)
 		 Changes for learning: how do changes in task-specific representations shape adaptive cognitive control?
(Schwarze & Fandakova)		 Action Control
(Pfeuffer)		 Natural Scene Perception
(Nara)		 Clinical Psychology
(Kopp)		 Virtual Reality and the Perception of Time
(Bogon & Riemer)		 Methods in reading and language research
(Schmalz)		 Touch perception: From Unisensory to Multimodal
(Katircilar & Drewing)
18:15 Meeting Fachgruppe Allgemeine Psychologie (Location: H3)
21:00 Meeting of Young Scientists (Location: Hinterhaus)
                   


TUESDAY, March 19th 2024
 
H11 H2 H3 H4 H5 H6 H8 H9
8:30-10:00 Talks 4
Retrieval processes in autobiographical remembering
(Hackländer & Abel)		 Affect, motivation and control I
(Dignath & Fröber)		 Self-Processing in the Social Mind: Insights from Behavioral and Neurocognitive Psychology
(Pohl)		 Progress in TVA-based Visual Attention Research: From Fundamentals to Applications I
(Tünnermann & Scharlau)		 Traffic Psychology I: Human behavior and traffic safety
(Vollrath)		 Current Developments in Evaluative Conditioning: Methodologies, Mechanisms, and Manifestations
(Ingendahl)		 Towards a Sustainable Experimental Psychology: Theory, Replicability, Behavior
(Thürmer)		 Decision Making I
(Pachur)
10:00-10:30 COFFEE BREAK
10:30-12:00 Talks 5
Collective remembering: Social processes and public event memories
(Abel & Hackländer)
 		 Affect, motivation and control II
(Fröber & Dignath)		 POSTER AWARD SESSION
(Pfeuffer & Pastötter)
Location: Gallery		 Progress in TVA-based Visual Attention Research: From Fundamentals to Applications II (Scharlau, Tünnermann & Schrenk) Traffic Psychology II: Perceptual aspects
(Vollrath)		 Advances in Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience
(Köster)		 Computational modeling in experimental psychology: Linking model-based and process tracing analyses
(Pachur & Donkin)		 Decision Making II
(Olschewski)

12:00-13:30
LUNCH BREAK
 
Panel Discussion "Praxis über Theorie: Ist allgemeine Grundlagenforschung noch genug für eine wissenschaftliche Karriere?" (Location: Audimax/H1)
13:30-14:30 KEYNOTE SENNE BRAEM (Location: Audimax/H1)
“Learning to be in control”

14:30-16:00
Poster session 2 (Location: Main Hall) – COFFEE BREAK
Z1: Human Factors II; Z2a: Cognitive Control and Conflict I; Z2b: Decision Making – Memory and Learning II; Z3: Methods – Perception II
 
16:00-17:30 Talks 6
Misinformation
(Stump)		 Simon and his friends: New insights into the processing of task-irrelevant information
(Baess)		 Episodic Binding
(Schöpper)		 Harnessing Gaze - Eyes for Information, Communication, and Understanding
(Eberhardt & Huckauf)		 Working Memory
(Rey-Mermet)		 Perceptual Learning
(Frank)		 Drift Diffusion Modeling
(Gluth)		 Numerical Cognition / Cross-Modal Perception
(Zilker)
19:00 Conference Dinner (Location: Fürstliches Brauhaus)
                   


WEDNESDAY, March 20th 2024
 
  H11 H2 H3 H4 H5 H6 H8 H9
8:30-10:00 Talks 7
Enhancing Learning and Memory
(Malejka)		 Cognitive Effort
(Framorando)		 Feature binding in action control and beyond I: How binding contributes to stimulus-response learning, cognitive control, and event segmentation
(Prochnow & Benini)		 Cognitive and Neural Processes Underlying the Perception of Actions, Scenes and Objects I
(Zimmermann & Lingnau)		 Experimental Aesthetics I
(Manolika, Marschallek, Weiler, Jacobsen)		 Motor Development and Cognition
(Schütz)		 Embodied Cognition
(Miklashevsky)		 The Impact of Language Experience on Learning and Memory
(Roembke & Simonetti)
10:00-10:30 COFFEE BREAK
10:30-12:00 Talks 8
  Recent Insights on the Basis, Accuracy, and Impact of Metacognitive Judgments
(Schäfer & Navarro-Baéz)		 The intensity of mental effort: Hot news from the body
(Gendolla)		 Feature binding in action control and beyond II: How binding contributes to stimulus-response learning, cognitive control, and event segmentation
(Prochnow & Benini)		 Cognitive and Neural Processes Underlying the Perception of Actions, Scenes and Objects II
(Zimmermann & Lingnau)		 Experimental Aesthetics II
(Manolika, Marschallek, Weiler, Jacobsen)		 Cognitive Development across the Lifespan
(Varkentin)		 Sense of agency in action: The influence of control experience on goal-directed behavior
(Kaiser)		 Language
(Belke)

12:00-13:30
LUNCH BREAK
 		  
13:30-14:30 KEYNOTE MARIEKE MUR (Location: Audimax/H1)
“Object recognition in humans and artificial neural networks in naturalistic visual tasks”

14:30-16:00
Poster session 3 (Location: Main Hall) – COFFEE BREAK
Z1: Language; Z2a: Cognitive Control and Conflict II; Z2b: Attention – Perception III; Z3: Interaction and Social Psychology – Memory and Learning III
 
16:00-17:30 Talks 9
Metacognition and Problem Solving
(Weis)		 Rationalizing on the Constraints and Structure of Cognitive Control – Lessons from Laboratory and Field Assessments
(Hilla)		 Episodic retrieval of recent stimulus-response episodes as a source of cognitive control and learning
(Giesen & Rothermund)		 Egocentric and allocentric reference frames: Integrating across measures, task complexity, and spatial scales
(Baltaretu, McManus, & Fiehler)		 Social Psychology
(Willardt)		 Innovative methods for assessing emotion recognition, interoception and stress processing in children and adolescents
(Jarvers)		 Psychological factors in chronic pain: Recent experimental results
(Löffler)		 Modulation of Impulsive Choice and Impulsive Action
(Ettinger)
17:30-18:00 Closing Session (Audimax/H1)
                 
19:00 Guided City Tour

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