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Concurrent Sessions:
CS 3.1 Voluntary
Action/Metacognition (Psychology 204)
"Single-Trial
Event-related Potentials and their relation to
Consciousness" by Rodrigo Quian Quiroga, California
Institute of Technology
"On the nature of Forced and Spontaneous
Choices" by Ayako Onzo, Tokyo Institute of Technology
& Sony Computer Science Laboratories, and Ken Mogi,
Sony Computer Science Laboratories
"Biased Metacognitive Measurement of Implicit
Knowledge" by Matt Twyman, University of York,
and Zoltan Dienes, University of Sussex
"The Role of Voluntary Attention in Chromatic
Infusion of Afterimages" by Liang Lou, Grand
Valley State University
CS 3.2
Animal Consciousness (Psychology 206)
"Carruthers on Animal Consciousness and the
Dispositional HOT Theory" by Rocco J. Gennaro,
Indiana State University
"Equine and Elephantine Epistemology" by
Dr. M. Kiley-Worthington, University of Cambridge &
Eco Research Center
"The Self-Recognition Emotion Stroop Task: A Novel
Method for quantitatively assessing Self-Recognition"
by Steve Joordens, Linda Scuccimarri, and Carol Borlido,
Univerity of Toronto at Scarborough
"The Mind in the Mirror: Self-Awareness,
Self-Recognition, and the Mark Test" by Roblin R.
Meeks, City University of New York Graduate Center
CS 3.3
Emotions and Attention (Dunn Hall 249)
"Awareness of Emotional 'Gut Feelings': A
Comparison of Long-term Meditators and non-Meditators
using a Visual Masking Paradigm" by Lisbeth
Nielsen, University of Arizona & Stanford University,
and Alfred W. Kaszniak, University of Arizona
"Dissociating Phenomenal and Representational
Aspects of Mental Imaging" by
Bill Faw, Brewton-Parker College
"Ambivalent Emotions and the Structure of Mental
States capable of becoming Conscious" by Maxim I.
Stamenov, Germany
"Behavioral and Physiological Consequences of
Shifts in Conscious Awareness" by Jonathan M.
Smallwood, Glasgow Caledonian University |
