21 st Annual Meeting Cognitive Science Association for Interdisciplinary Learning Hood River Hotel

The role of consciousness during simple and difficult decision-making tasks 5:40-6:10 pm James Blackmon Independently conscious brain hemispheres: a plurality of minds Isolating neural signatures of conscious perception with perceptually bistable stimuli Salient sounds enhance visual-cortical processing: Interplay between reflexive auditory-evoked activation and top-down voluntary attentional preparation A crossmodal Roelofs Effect reveals a shared frame of reference for visual and auditory localization Integration of simple audiovisual stimuli is modulated by feature similarity to audiovisual speech Retinotopically-mapped visual cortical activity in response to sounds: Evidence from human electrophysiology. Both perception and action are biased by local motion when reporting the location of a moving target The timing of synesthetic color processing and its influence on attention during visual search 5:30-6:00 pm Steven Hillyard Using steady-state visual evoked potentials to analyze mechanisms of attention 6:10-6:25 pm Diego Fernandez-Duque The 'Unit Asking' Effect for charitable donations: Cognitive and affective mechanisms 6:30-7:00 pm Ed Awh Rhythmic brain activity tracks the timing and content of online spatial representations Autistic traits and affective images modulate activation of the reward system Are individuals with autism able to synchronize with a group? Analysis of human behavior identifies individuals as interconnected nodes for health promotion in social networks Lost in space: The cost of interruption during search through volumetric medical images Automatic processing of the emotional content of visual stimuli during high visual working memory Sequence encoding during the task span and memory span paradigms Can we perform two tasks at once? The effects of ideomotor compatibility and advancing age on dual-task performance Using event-related potentials to investigate the relation between Stroop interference and attention capture Engagement through disengagement: Dissociation as a cognitive strategy in divided attention conditions*Rafters, be packed and ready to go with a sack lunch so you can make it to Zoller's before noon. Understanding the mechanisms of distractor inhibition through concurrent simulation of behavior and EEG Costs and benefits of stress: An empirical and meta-analytic examination of effects of acute stress on episodic memory Distinct representations form in parallel to support memory specificity and the ability to generalize And on up the river is Grand Coulee Dam, The biggest thing built by the hand of a man, To run the great factories and water the land, So, roll on, Columbia, roll on. Tom Jefferson's vision would not let him rest, An empire he saw in the Pacific Northwest, Sent Lewis and Clark and they did …