Self-submitted virtual talk series for working memory research. Hosted by: K. Oberauer, @venpopov & @GidonFrischkorn; in collab. with @worldwideneuro.
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If you missed @CandiceMorey's talk in June, you can now watch a recording of it online world-wide.org/seminar/6458/
Starting In less than 24 hours: Online seminar by Dr Candice C. Morey on What the fluctuating impact of memory load on decision speed tells us about thinking | #bot24 world-wide.org/Psychology/Di…
And if you were unable to see @jalewpea's talk live, you can watch the recording by clicking on the "Watch here" link on the @worldwideneuro website:
world-wide.org/seminar/6450/
A fantastic talk by @KeisukeFukuda4 showing that WM representations become distorted when they are used in perceptual comparisons. Particularly important real-life implications. We are very happy for the lively discussion afterwards! Join us this Thursday for @RL_Rademaker talk!
Very excited for this opportunity to share my awesome students' (@jsaito25, April Pereira, Jerrick Teoh) work! If you are interested in the consequences of visual working memory usage in perceptual comparisons, please check it out @ 10:00AM EDT tomorrow (6/22).
And our first talk by Philip Smith is a wrap! A great journey through the explanatory power of the sample size model of attention, decision making and visual short-term memory, as well as the more recent circular diffusion model accounting for continuous reproduction data
Our first talk will take place tomorrow! We are really excited about the launch of the series!
Prof Philip Smith – "Perception, attention, visual working memory, and decision making: The complete consort dancing together" | Thu, Jun 17, 2021 world-wide.org/seminar/6454
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July 7, 2021 at 4pm Zurich time:
@bradpwyble will present "Memory for Latent Representations: An Account of Working Memory that Builds on Visual Knowledge for Efficient and Detailed Visual Representations" #DWMS world-wide.org/seminar/6449/
October 8, 2021 at 4pm Zurich time: @EvieVergauwe will present "What are the consequences of directing attention within working memory?" #DWMS world-wide.org/seminar/6452/
October 5, 2021 at 11am Zurich time: Satoru Saito will present "Psychological essentialism in working memory research" #DWMS world-wide.org/seminar/6456/
September 24, 2021 at 4pm Zurich time: @jalewpea will present "Removing information from working memory" #DWMS world-wide.org/seminar/6450/
August 11, 2021 at 4pm Zurich time: @A_SSouza will present "Categories, language, and visual working memory: how verbal labels change capacity limitations" #DWMS world-wide.org/seminar/6453/
July 8, 2021 at 6pm Zurich time: @timothyfbrady will present "Similarity, generalization and working memory for items and ensembles" #DWMS world-wide.org/seminar/6455/
