Past Departmental Colloquia

Date	Speaker	Topic/Title
12/05/2007	Aina Puce Professor of Radiology Director of Neuroimaging, Center for Advanced Imaging Robert C Byrd Health Sciences Center South West Virginia University	Studies on Human Social Cognition
11/28/2007	Dean F. Salisbury Associate Professor, Department of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School Director, Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory, McLean Hospital	Schizophrenia, Thought Disorder, and Semantic Memory: Insights from Cognitive Electrophysiology
11/7/2007 Canceled	Michael Frese University of Giessen and London Business School	Planning: Evidence and Speculations
10/24/2007	Rosa Arriaga Senior Research Scientist, School of Interactive Computing Georgia Institute of Technology	The Value of a Developmental Psychology Perspective in Computer Science: A Case Study in Three Acts
10/10/2007	Mike Byrne Associate Professor Department of Psychology Rice University	Set Phasers on Stun: What Errors and Slowdowns Tell Us About Human Representation of Routine Procedures
4/25/2007	Frank Durso Texas Tech University	Information in Air Traffic Control Towers
4/4/2007	Lois Tetrick George Mason University	Occupational Safety and Health: A View based on Values and Regulatory Focus
3/14/2007	Neal J. Cohen University of Illinois	Cognitive Neuroscience Studies of Relational (Declarative) Memory
1/18/2007	Isaac Bejar Senior Research Scientist Educational Testing Center	Psychometrics as a Learning Science
10/25/2006	Howard Rachlin State University of New York, Stony Brook	Some similarities and differences between self-control and social cooperation: Implications for addiction
10/18/2006	Jeremy Reynolds University of Colorado	Temporal dynamics of cognitive control: Insights from functional neuroimaging and computational modeling
10/4/2006	Paul J. Hanges University of Maryland	Magnitude of racial differences on reading comprehension tests: The moderating influence of test construct representation.
9/27/2006	Roger Tootell Harvard Medical School	Neural mechanisms of face processing in monkeys and humans: fMRI, electrophysiology and behavior
9/20/2006	Derek Isaacowitz Brandeis University	Aging and Motivated Gaze: The View from the Gazer
4/19/2006	David Andrich Murdoch University	Recognizing problems after they are solved in the construction of measurement models in the social sciences
4/12/2006	Don Fisher University of Massachusetts Amherst	Novice and Older Drivers: Deficits of Selective Attention and Their Remediation
3/29/2006	Gil Einstein Furman University	Spontaneous retrieval Processes in Prospective Memory
3/08/2006	Todd Heatherton Dartmouth College	Self and the Social Brain
11/30/2005	Stuart Zola Emory University	How Memory is Organized in the Brain
10/19/2005	Michael Corballis University of Auckland, New Zealand	Did Language Evolve Before Speech?
9/30/2005	Stellan Ohlsson University of Illinois at Chicago	The Theory of Learning From Error and the Design of Tutoring Systems: A Story of a Successful R&D Process
9/13/2005	Hugo Kehr Graduate School of Management Macquarie University, Australia	A Compensatory Model of Work Motivaton and Volition: Applications for Self-Management and Leadership
4/20/2005	Charles Lance, PhD University of Georgia	The Sources of Four Commonly Reported Cutoff Criteria: What Did They Really Say?
3/30/2005	Nancy J. Cooke, PhD Arizona State University	Emergent Team Cognition (or What was wrong with the U.S. Olympic Basketball Team?)
3/9/2005	Jeffrey Schall, PhD Vanderbilt University	Neural Selection and Control of Visual Guided Eye Movements
11/10/2004	Don Vandewalle Southern Methodist University	Management Talent: Born or Made? A Social Cognitive Theory of Why the Answer Matters.
11/03/2004	John Lynch Duke University	Resource Slack and Discounting of Future Time versus Money
10/20/2004	Marisa Carrasco New York University	Covert Attention affects early Vision
9/29/2004	Walt Schneider University of Pittsburg	The Control Network of the Human Brain: Subsystems supporting attention, decision making, learning, and skilled performance