Kedves Kognitiv Barataink !
Mindenkinek bekes unnepeket es fenyes uj evezredet kivanunk. A MAKOG VIII.
programra boldogitoan sokan jelentzekztetek.
Ezert Adam-Eva napjan, az igert hatarido elott egy hettel lezarjuk az
aktiv jelentkezest. Lathato, hogy megi igy is at kellett cusznubnk a
vasarnap deli orkba, ami persze orvendetes is.
Az alabbi tehat a 20000. evi, VIII. Magyar Kognitiv Tudomanyi ongresszus
vegleges programja.
Technika, a regisztracioval es a hellyel (SZEGED, TISZA SZALLO)
kapcsolatos levelet mindenki kap meg szemelyesen. Ez a level most csak a
szakmai rogram vegleges anyaga.
Kerjuk, terjesszetek.
A szervezok neveben
Keri Szabolcs es Pleh Csaba
A kongresszus temaja:
A MEGISMERESI FOLYAMATOK FEJLODESE ES ZAVARAI
Febr 4, pentek
8-12 Regisztracio
12-13 Csanyi V: A kognitiv funkciok fejlodese: ido, ritus, tudat
13-14.40 Ebed
14.40-16.10
Pleh Cs: A gondolatok terjedesi mechanizmusai: memek vagy fertozesek?
Dankovics N: Anaforikus ketertelmuseg es kauzalis semak a megertesben
Zsigmond I: Metakognitiv strategiak es analogias transzfer
16.10-16.20 Kaveszunet
16.20-17.50
Nemeth R: Munkamemoria es mondatmegertes: garden-path mondatok
feldolgozasa a magyar nyelvben
Gyori M es mtsai: Mentalizacio es nyelvi pragmatika autizmussal elo
magasan funkcionalo szemelyeknel: reprezentacios vagy performancia
deficit?
Ivasko L: Az afazias nyelvhasznalat sikertelensegeinek okairol
17.50-18 Kaveszunet
18-19 Sandor K es Kampis Gy: Evolucios nyelveszet
19- Vacsora es egyebek
Febr 5, szombat
9-10 Csibra G: A "kompetens csecsemo" es a fogalmi fejlodes
folytonossaga
10-12
Benedek Gy: A magnocellularis latorendszer fejlodese
Kallai J es Karadi K: A teri tajekozodas fejlodese:
neuropszichologiai megkozelites
Karadi K es mtsai: Nemi kulonbseg a kez mentalis rotacioban 9 eves
gyermekeknel es fiatal felnotteknel
Kiraly I: Az oneletrajzi emlekezet kialakulasa: kisgyermekek
esemenyemlekezete
12-14 Ebed
14-16.30
Erdi P: Neuronalis es kognitiv rendellenessegek, mint "dinamikus
betegsegek"
Szalisznyo K: Az Alzheimer es a Down kor neuropatologiai
osszefuggeseirol
Horvath J es mtsai: Lokalis es globalis szabalyok reprezentacioja a
hallorendszerben
Antal A es Keri Sz: "Fast-track" analizis a human latorendszerben
Beniczky S es Vecsei L: A szomatoszenzoros kivaltott valaszok kesoi
komponenseinek disszocialhatosagarol: klinikai esettanulmany
16.30-16.40 Kaveszunet
16.40-17 Keri Sz: Kognitiv pszichofarmakologia, avagy a mentalis
strukturatol a genregulacioig
17-17.20 Szendi I: Kognitv funkciok felterkepezesenek jelentosege a
modern pszichiatriaban
17.20-17.50 Herold R es mtsai: Tudatelmeleti deficit remisszioban
levo schizophreneknel
17.50-19.10 Kovacs Z A es Janka Z: Hipnotikus transz befolyasa a
zenei elmenyre
19.10- Vacsora
Febr 6, vasarnap
9-10 Czigler I: Kognitiv valtozasok fenott korban
10-12
Racsmany M: A felejtes gyumolcsei: az emlekezeti gatlas
szerepe a megismeresben
Peley B: Beavatasi ritusok es serdulokori identitas
Tozser J: A szkeptikus Wittgenstein
Kiss Sz: A targyfogalom kialakulasa az egyedfejlodes soran
12-12.10 Kaveszunet
12.10-14.10
Albert J: Neuronhalozatok ontogenezisenek modellezese evolucios
algoritmus segitsegevel
Lehmann M: A rozsa neve. Adalek a nyelvi vs. perceptualis
reprezentaciok kerdesehez
Satcho L: Egy ujfajta zenetudomany fele: az elso lepesek a
megismereskutatas, a mesterseges intelligencia es a zenetudomany
metszetteruleten
Szabo R: Mobil robotok szimulacioja
Kedves Mindenki !
Boldog Karacsonyt s Uj Evet kivanok magam s a szegedi kognitiv csoport
neveben.
Pleh csaba
p.s. A MAKOG hirek hamarosan finalizalt formaban erkeznek, kezben van a
dolog.
Nezzetek meg uj web helyunket www.deltav.hu/home/kognitiv
Csaba Pleh Pleh Csaba
Cognitive Science Group Megismerestudomanyi Csoport
Department of Psychology Pszichologiai Tanszek
Attila Jozsef University Jozsef Attila Tudomanyegyetem
Szeged
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ELTE TTK Tudomanytortenet es Tudomanyfilozofia Tanszek
Budapest, Pazmany P. setany 1/A
TUDOMANYFILOZOFIA SZEMINARIUM
(http://hps.elte.hu/seminar)
________________________________________________
2000, januar
Januar 10
12:30
6. em. 6.54
S z e k e l y L a s z l o
MTA, Filozofiai Intezet
LASSABBAN JARNAK-E AZ ORAK? -- A relativitaselmelet oraparadoxona es a
fizikai relatitas -- A paradoxon fogalmi elemzese
Eloadasom kiindulopontja az a tetel, mely e szeminarium-sorozat
kereteben korabban elhangzott eloadas allapontja volt: a
relativitaselmelet matematikai folepitese koherens, hibatlan, belso
ellentmondasok nem talalhatoak benne. Azok a paradoxonok, amelyek ilyen
belso ellentmondasokra utalnak, valojaban latszatparadoxonok,
megfelelo matematikai es logikai elemzessel eltavolithatoak.
Ugyanakkor az eloadas amellett fog ervelni, hogy a relativitaselmelet
koncepcioja a fizikai realitasrol fogalmilag inkoherens. Maskeppen
foglamazva: ezen elmelet fogalmi rendszere keptelen koherens kepet adni
arrol, ami fizikailag realis. Hangsulyozzuk, hogy e fogalmi
inkoherencia nem erinti az elmelet matematikai tokeletesseget, sem
kalkulativ-praktikus hasznalhatosagat. Am ha ezt az elmeletet tobbnek
tekintjuk olyan matematikai eszkoznel, illetve gepezetnel, melynek
segitsegevel sikeresen kiszamolhatjuk a fizikai vilag torteneseit -
azaz ha csak a legszolidabb ertelemben is fizikai vilagkepet varunk
tole - ohatatlanul szembekerulunk ezzel az inkoherenciaval.
Ez a fogalmi inkoherencia az oraparadoxonban jelenik meg, s
valoszinuleg sehol mashol. Elsosorban ez az, amely miatt furcsanak
tunik ez az elmelet - ha nem csak szamolgatunk benne, es ujongunk azon,
hogy a szamitasok eredmenyei egybeesnek a megfigyelesekkel, hanem
gondolkodunk is folotte. Mi tobb, a relativitaselmelet tokeletes es
sikeres matematikaja korul kialakitott, es az elmelet tudomanyos
kifejteseiben is jelen levo sajatos fogalmi mitologia is fokeppen e
fogalmi inkoherenciabol taplalkozik.
Az oraparadoxont a kozvelemeny megoldottnak hiszi. Meg fogjuk
mutatni, hogy a paradoxonnak valojaban harom szintje van: a trivialis
szint, az einsteini szint es egy harmadik szint, melyet "Dicke-fele
szint"-nek fogunk nevezni. E harmadik szinten pedig a paradoxon fennall
es eltavolithatatlan.
Eloadasunk vegen roviden kiterunk arra a gondolkodastorteneti
mozzantara, hogy Einstein eredetileg be szerette volna eptiteni a
Mach-elvet elmeletebe. A Mach-elv ketsegen kivul egyfajta relativitast
kepvisel, am megsem ugy, amikeppen errol Einstein elmelete kapcsan
szokas beszelni. A Mach-elv ugyanis ohatatlanul involval egyfajta
kituntetett rendszert es valosagos valtozasokat ott, ahol ilyeneket az
ortodox relativitaselmelet nem ismer el. Hipotetikusan folvetjuk, hogy
Einsteinben talan sohasem tisztazodott igazan a Mach-elv ertelmeben
vett es az o elmeleteben megvalosult relativitas kulonbozosege. Mindez
osszefuggesben van az oraparadoxon harmadik szintjen jelentkezo
problemaval.
Mivel az oraparadoxon fogalmi paradoxon, tevut minden olyan elemzes,
mely ide keveri az empiriat, illetve ugy veli, hogy a paradoxon
empirkus vizsgalatok segitsegevel oldhato fel, vagy bizonyithato annak
az einsteini elmelet szempontjaboli "halalos"volta. Elemzesunk
szigoruan foglami jellegu elemzes lesz, mely elhatarolodik az ilyen
folfogasoktol.
Januar 17
12:30
6. em. 6.54
A m b r u s - L a k a t o s L o r a n d
CEU, Departments of Political Science and Economics
VAN FRAASSEN ON EMPIRICISM VERSUS PRAGMATISM IN EPISTEMOLOGY
In his paper "Belief and the Will", Bastian van Fraassen presents a
framework for the understanding of Empiricist epistemology, and this is
the model of Bayesian information processing. Analyzing this framework,
he continues, makes us realize that one also has to posit that the
Empiricist owes a certain sort of commitment to his own epistemic
stances. And this in turn raises the issue of how the Empiricist could
make practical decisions concerning what his correct beliefs should be.
I argue, however, that the model of Bayesian information processing
cannot in general serve the purpose of being a model for Empiricist
epistemology. My argument employs a close inspection of the implicit
epistemological presuppositions behind the Bayesian model. It also
involves a discussion of the implications of the so-called Harsanyi
doctrine for the formulation of the Bayesian decision problem.
Ha mindenki beszel magyarul, akkor az eloadas magyarul lesz!
Januar 24
12:30
6. em. 6.54
G. H a v a s K a t a l i n
akademikus, MTA
ELLENTMONDASOK ES INKONZISZTENCIAK A TUDOMANYOKBAN
Mi tortenjen azzal a tudomanyos rendszerrel, amelyben a vizsgalodasok
folyaman ellentmondas fedezodott fel?
E kerdes megvalaszolasara torekszik a parakonzisztens logika. N. C. A.
Da Costa meghatarozasa szerint: T elmeletet akkor nevezzuk
inkonzisztensnek ha legalabb egy olyan tetelt tartalmaz, amelynek a
tagadasa is tetele T-nek. A "tagadas" es ebbol kovetkezoen az
"inkonzisztencia" es az "ellentmondas" kategoriaknak es ezek
viszonyanak igen kulonbozo ertelmezese van.
Arisztotelesz ellentmondas torvenyenek harom ertelmezeset emlitem meg,
majd elemzem ezek viszonyat a dialektikus ellentmondas kulonbozo
ertelmezeseihez. E viszonyrol a parakonzisztens logikai munkakban
egeszen kulonbozo nezetek olvashatok.
Tehat, a jelzett kerdes megvalaszolasahoz arra van szukseg, hogy
megprobaljuk feltarni milyen tipusu az az ellentmondas, amely az adott
tudomanyos rendszerben felfedezodott. Nehany tudomanyos rendszert
peldakent hasznalva igyekszem ezt megmutatni.
Az eloadas soran felhasznalasra kerulo publikacioim:
Logic and Dialectic. Essays in the Philosophy of Logic. Budapest, Inst.
of Phil., 1990, 1- 129.
Dialectic and Inconsistency in Knowledge Acquisition. Studies in
Soviet Thought 1990, pp. 189-198.
Do we Tolerate Inconcistencies?, Dialectica 1993. Fasc. 1. pp. 27 -35
Continuity and Change: Kinds of Negation in Scientific Progress, in
Theories and Models in Scientific Processes. Rodopi. Poznan Studies in
the Philosophy of the Sciences and the Humanities. 1995, Vol. 44, pp.
169 - 175.
Mathematics and Logics. Hungarian Traditions and the Philosophy of
Non-classical Logic, in Philosophy of Mathematics Today. Kluwer
Academic Publ., 1996. 337-351.
Changing the World - Changing the Meaning. On the Meanings of the
"Principle of Non-Contradiction". In the World of Signs. Essays in
honour of Professor Jerzy Pelc Rodopi 1998 pp. 49 - 55
Do we need to search for the only true world view? In Foundations of
Science Volume 3, Number 2, 1998/1999. Pp. 359-373.
Januar 31
12:30
6. em. 6.54
F a r k a s K a t a l i n
Eotvos, Department of Philosophy
THE PROBLEM OF FREE WILL
I think that understanding free will raises a serious problem, and I
must admit I have no solution for it. As a matter of fact, nor I have
anything particularly novel or original to say about free will. I intend
this talk merely as a starting point for discussion (and accordingly, I
hope to keep it reasonably short).
The problem, in my view, is this: we have free will, but as I shall
argue briefly, compatibilist theories of free will - that is, theories
which claim that free will and determinism are compatible - are
unsatisfactory. This leaves libertarianism: the view that we have free
will, and it is incompatible with determinism, therefore determinism
must be false.
However, the main difficulty has been to understand HOW libertarianism
could make the phenomenon of free will intelligible. If we claim - what
is only natural - that our beliefs and desires cause our actions, then
psychological determinism seems to offer the best interpretation of our
ordinary decision-making procedures. The only alternative to
deterministic explanation seems to be explanation by randomness or
chance - which is hardly what we expect to account for free choice. I
shall present a little idea which might point towards a solution - but
then again, just like a fair number of proposed solutions, it may
easily prove to be a simple relabelling of the problem.
Ha mindenki beszel magyarul, akkor az eloadas magyarul lesz!
A szeminarium szervezoje: E. Szabo Laszlo
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Laszlo E. Szabo
Department of Theoretical Physics
Department of History and Philosophy of Science
Eotvos University, Budapest
H-1518 Budapest, Pf. 32.
Phone: (36-1)2090-555/6671
Fax: (36-1)372-2509
Home: (36-1)200-7318
http://hps.elte.hu/~leszabo
Kedves Kellegak !
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Megismerestudomanyi Muhelky programjai megtalalhatoak egy uj, meg alakulo
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Udvozlettel
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Megismerestudmanyi Csoport Cognitive Science Group
Pszichologia Tanszek Department of Psychology
JATE U. Szeged
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PSYCOLOQUY CALL FOR BOOK REVIEWERS
Below is the Abstract of "The Autonomous Brain" by Peter M Milner
This book has been selected for multiple review in
Psycoloquy. If you wish to submit a formal book review please
write to psyc(a)pucc.princeton.edu indicating what expertise you
would bring to bear on reviewing the book if you were selected to
review it.
(If you have never reviewed for PSYCOLOQUY or Behavioral & Brain
Sciences before, it would be helpful if you could also append a
copy of your CV to your inquiry.) If you are selected as one of the
reviewers and do not have a copy of the book, you will be sent a
copy of the book directly by the publisher (please let us know if
you have a copy already). Reviews may also be submitted without
invitation, but all reviews will be refereed. The author will reply
to all accepted reviews.
FULL PSYCOLOQUY BOOK REVIEW INSTRUCTIONS AT:
http://www.princeton.edu/~harnad/psyc.htmlhttp://www.cogsci.soton.ac.uk/psycoloquy/
Psycoloquy reviews are of the book not the Precis. Length should be
about 200 lines [c. 1800 words], with a short abstract (about 50
words), an indexable title, and reviewer's full name and
institutional address, email and Home Page URL. All references that
are electronically accessible should also have URLs.
AUTHOR'S RATIONALE FOR SOLICITING MULTIPLE REVIEW:
"I hope this book will attract the attention of psychologists,
philosophers and others interested in the mind, to some advances in
neuroscience that are relevant to cognition. In particular, I think
the idea that the neural processes involved in motivation and
intention play an essential role in the learning of percepts should
be more widely recognised. I acknowledge that no single person can
hope to be well informed about the entire fields of neuroscience
and cognition and it is my hope that multiple reviews of the work
by experts may expose the inevitable inaccuracies and gaps,
providing a partial substitute for multiple authorship. Having a
number of reviews in one readily accessible place would provide a
valuable resource for the reader."
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psycoloquy.99.10.071.autonomous-brain.1.milner Mon Dec 20 1999
ISSN 1055-0143 (50 paragraphs, 20 references, 620 lines)
PSYCOLOQUY is sponsored by the American Psychological Association (APA)
Copyright 1999 Peter M Milner
THE AUTONOMOUS BRAIN
[Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Mahwah, NJ.155 pp. ISBN: 0-8058-3211-4]
Precis of Milner on Autonomous-Brain
Peter M. Milner
McGill University
Department of Psychology
1205 Dr. Penfield Ave.
Montreal, QC. CANADA
H3A 1B1
ps64(a)musica.mcgill.ca
ABSTRACT: This book presents a theory of behaviour based on the
premise that nervous systems have evolved to enable animals to
engage in a variety of useful activities. Information about the
outside world is essential for most of these activities, but the
theory that sensory input must shape its own information processing
system is rejected. After the behaviourists banished the
immaterial self from psychology they replaced it by stimulus input,
and for many years behaviour was attributed entirely to sensory
input. Only recently has the notion started to develop that it is
the response mechanism of the brain that determines what stimuli
are required to perform an action. In the model presented here, an
executive system located in the frontal region of the brain employs
the extensive reciprocal connections of the sensory cortex to
select the input needed to guide the motor system. The consequences
of having an autonomous response planner, instead of one
subservient to outside stimuli, are far reaching. Neural
representations of broad categories that can coexist with multiple
distinct subclasses, and the related phenomenon of stimulus
equivalence, become easier to understand, for example. It may also
enable us to understand why we usually think that we make our own
decisions. The book also has suggestions about the way serial order
is learned and the role of the frontal regions of the brain in
reinforcement, expectancy and response planning.
KEYWORDS: association of ideas, attention, behaviour model,
intention, motivation, self, serial order
Full text of Precis of book available at:
http://www.cogsci.soton.ac.uk/cgi/psyc/newpsy?10.071
or
ftp://ftp.princeton.edu/pub/harnad/Psycoloquy/1999.volume.10/
psyc.99.10.071.autonomous-brain.1.milner
Pleh Csaba egyetemi tanar Professor Csaba Pleh
Megismerestudmanyi Csoport Cognitive Science Group
Pszichologia Tanszek Department of Psychology
JATE U. Szeged
Magyar Pszichologiai Szemle Hungarian Review of Psychology
foszerkeszto edito
Szeged
Petofi sgt. 30, H-6722
Hungary
Home: Budakeszi, Zichy P. u 4, 2092
Phone: (36)(23)453933,06203278922
Fax: (36)(23)453932
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Subject: Call for Papers -- COGSCI2000
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CALL FOR PAPERS AND PROPOSALS -- COGSCI 2000
The 22nd Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society
13-15 August 2000
Institute for Research in Cognitive Science
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, PA USA
We are pleased to announce CogSci2000, the twenty-second
annual meeting of the Cognitive Science Society, and its
inaugural meeting for the twenty-first century. The
conference will take place August 13-15, 2000 at the
Inn at Penn located near the Institute for Research in
Cognitive Science, in the heart of the University of
Pennsylvania campus. As is fitting for this turn-of-the-
century meeting, we hope that the complement of
contributions will draw the boundaries of cognitive science
as broadly as possible.
PAPERS
Six page submissions presenting new research findings will
be reviewed and, if accepted, published as 6-page papers in
the Proceedings. Maximum word count depends on how many
figures are included and other details, but without figures
about 5000 words will fit into 6 pages of the proceedings.
Accepted papers will be assigned to 20-minute spoken
presentation or a poster session.
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Full and student members of the society are invited to
submit research abstracts. These one-page abstracts will be
reviewed by the program committee, and if accepted, will be
published in the proceedings and presented in poster
sessions.
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These will consist of 2-hour sessions each consisting of
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common topic. There may also be a discussant and there will
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Magyar Pszichologiai Szemle Hungarian Review of Psychology
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Szeged
Petofi sgt. 30, H-6722
Hungary
Home: Budakeszi, Zichy P. u 4, 2092
Phone: (36)(23)453933,06203278922
Fax: (36)(23)453932
email: pleh(a)edpsy.u-szeged.hu
Homepage: www.jate.u-szeged.hu/~pleh
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Date: Fri, 17 Dec 1999 14:21:05 -0600
From: Institute of Cognitive Science <ics(a)louisiana.edu>
To: psyling(a)psy.gla.ac.uk
Resent-Date: Mon, 20 Dec 99 18:00:22 +100
Resent-From: PLEH(a)izabell.elte.hu
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To whom it may concern,
We at the Institute of Cognitive Science would like to post the following add in you bulletin. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thank you in advance for your help.
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The University of Louisiana at Lafayette is pleased to announce the inauguration of its Institute of Cognitive Science, which offers a Ph.D. in Cognitive Science. The Institute of Cognitive Science emphasizes the comparative study of human, animal and machine cognition. The ICS, one of the university's centers of excellence, links researchers in various university units, including the Cognitive Evolution Group, the Center for Advanced Computer Studies (CACS), and the departments of Psychology, Communicat
Beginning in January of 2000, Ph.D. students will have the option to concentrate in psycholinguistics, thus we welcome applications from students who are interested in the study of language processing. The NSF-funded Psycholinguistics Laboratory at the Institute is equipped for both reaction time and eye movement experiments, and is headed by Dr. Julie Boland. Additional expertise and advising will be available from other faculty with active interests in language processing, including Patricia Kilroe (En
Financial support for graduate students is available through the Institute of Cognitive Science in the form of assistantships and fellowships. This support is awarded on a competitive basis, but the Institute currently has adequate funds to cover most students accepted to the program. For additional information, see the ICS website, which include links to pages with more information for prospective students: http://www.louisiana.edu/Research/ICS/. Or contact: Dr. Todd M. Preuss, University of Louisiana a
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Best Regards,
Teri Gillett
Administrative Assistant
Institute of Cognitive Science
Cognitive Evolution Group
University of Louisiana at Lafayette
Phone: (318) 482-0265
ICS(a)louisiana.edu
Please visit our website at www.louisiana.edu/research/ics/.
Csaba Pleh Pleh Csaba
Cognitive Science Group Megismerestudomanyi Csoport
Department of Psychology Pszichologiai Tanszek
Attila Jozsef University Jozsef Attila Tudomanyegyetem
Szeged
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Date: Fri, 17 Dec 1999 14:57:14 -0500
From: Barbara Malt <bcm0(a)lehigh.edu>
To: psyling(a)psy.gla.ac.uk
Cc: Pat O'Seaghdha <pgo0(a)lehigh.edu>
Subject: Lehigh University -- graduate program announcement
Resent-Date: Fri, 17 Dec 99 21:12:38 +100
Resent-From: PLEH(a)izabell.elte.hu
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Kerry, would you please post the following to Info Psyling? thank you!
Barbara Malt
Dear Colleague,
Please bring the following information to the attention of potential
graduate school applicants from your program, especially those
interested in language and cognition.
GRADUATE TRAINING IN HUMAN COGNITION AND DEVELOPMENT AT LEHIGH
UNIVERSITY
The Psychology Department at Lehigh University offers a doctoral program
in Human Cognition and Development that combines focus with
flexibility. Students take core courses in Cognition, Development,
Social Cognition, and Research Design followed by advanced seminars in
more specialized topics.
We draw particular attention to the potential for training in the
psychology of language, and especially cross-linguistic approaches to
the study of language, within our program. Faculty working on
language-related
topics include Barbara Malt, who has been using cross-language
comparisons to
study the representation of word meaning and category boundaries; Jerry
McRoberts, who studies infant perception of native and non-native
speech; Ageliki Nicolopoulou, who studies development of narrative and
its role in the formation of identity and understanding of the world in
a cross-cultural perspective; and Pat O'Seaghdha, whose research
concerns planning processes in language production in English and other
languages.
Students interested in language and cognition also benefit from other
faculty both inside and outside the Psychology Department. Luce
Professor Mark Bickhard studies theories of representation, including
representation of language. Other
Psychology faculty specialize in social cognition, cognitive
development, social and cognitive aging, and other related fields.
Students interested in language within our program can also take
advantage of the presence of associated faculty such as Glenn Blank, a
computational linguist (in the Department of Electrical Engineering and
Computer Science), and Alex Levine (in the Philosophy Department), a
philosopher of mind interested in language and cognition.
Several slots are open for fall 2000 admission. Deadline for
applications: Feb 1, 2000.
Details of the program and application procedures can be found at:
http://www.lehigh.edu/~inpsy/gradprogram.html
See also:
Lehigh University homepage: http://www2.lehigh.edu/home.html
Psychology Department homepage: http://www.lehigh.edu/~inpsy/inpsy.html
Cognitive Science Program homepage:
http://www.lehigh.edu/~incog/incog.html
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A VIII. M A K O G (MAGYAR KOGNITIV TUDOMANYI KONFERENCIA)
E L O Z E T E S P R O G R A M J A
A kongresszus vezeto temaja:
A megismeresi folyamatok fejlodese es zavarai
Helye: Szeged, 2000 februar elso hetvege.
A pontos technikai jelentkezesi feltetelekrol hamarosan kuldunk
korlevelet.
Tudomanyos program
F e b r u á r 4 , p é n t e k
1 1 - 1 2 C s á n y i V i l m o s : A k o g n i t í v f u n k c i ó k
f e j l o d é s e : i d o , r í t u s , t u d a t
1 2 - 1 3 A s z á l l á s e l f o g l a l á s a
1 3 - 1 5 E b é d
1 5 - 1 5 3 0 P l é h C s a b a : A g o n d o l a t o k t e r j e d é
si m e c h a n i z m u s a i : m é m e k v a g y f e r t o z é s e k ?
1 5 3 0 - 1 6 D a n k o v i c s N a t á l i a : A n a f o r i k u s
k ét é r t e l m u s é g é s k a u z á l i s s é m á k a m e g é r t é s
b e n
1 6 - 1 6 3 0 Z s i g m o n d I s t v á n : M e t a k o g n i t i v s t
r a t é g i á k é s a n a l ó g i á s t r a n s z f e r
1 6 3 0 - 1 7 G y o r i M i k l ó s , K a n i z s a i - N a g y I l d i k
ó , G y . S t e f a n i k K r i s z t i n a : M e n t a l i z á c i ó és
n y e l v i p r a g m a t i k a a u t i z m u s s a l é l o m a g a s a
n f u n k c i o n á l ó s z e m él y e k n é l :
r e p r e z e n t á c i ó s v a g y p e r f o r m a n ci a d e f i c i t
?
1 7 - 1 7 3 0 I v a s k ó L í v i a : A z a f á z i á s n y e l v h a s
z n á l a t s i k e r t e l e n s é g e i n e k o k a i r ó l
1 7 3 0 - 1 8 K á v é s z ü n e t
1 8 - 1 9 K a m p i s G y ö r g y é s S á n d o r K l á r a : Evolucios
nyelvészet
1 9 - V a c s o r a , t á r s a s á g i p r o g r a m
F e b r u á r 5 , s z o m b a t
9 - 1 0 C s i b r a G e r g e l y : A - k o m p e t e n s c s e c s e m
o é s a f o g a l m i f e j l o d é s f o l y t o n o s s á g a
1 0 - 1 0 3 0 K á l l a i J á n o s é s K a r á d i K á z m é r : A t é
r i t á j é k o z ó d á s f e j l o d é s e : n e u r o p s z i c h o l ó
g i a i m e g k ö z e l í t é s
1 0 3 0 - 1 1 K a r á d i K á z m é r , K á l l a i J á n o s , S z a b
ó I m r e , K o v á c s B e a t r i x , S z e p e s i T í m e a :
N e mi k ü l ö n b s é g a k é z m e n t á l i s r o t á c i ó b a
n 9 é v e s gye r m e k e k n é l é s f i a t a l f e l n o t t e
k nél
1 1 - 1 1 3 0 B e n e d e k G y ö r g y : A m a g n o c e l l u l á r i
s l á t ó r e n d s z e r f e j l o d é s e
1 1 3 0 - 1 2 K i r á l y I l d i k ó : A z ö n é l e t r a j z i e m l
é k e z e t k i a l a k u l á s a : k i s g y e r m e k e k e s e m é n y
e m l é kezete
12-14 Ebéd
14-1430 Horváth János, Czigler István és Winkler István: Lokális
és globális szabályok reprezentációja a hallórendszerben
1430-15 Antal Andrea és Kéri Szabolcs: Fast-track analízis a
humán látórendszerben
15-1530 Kincses Tamás és Szabó Albert: Kortikális és
szubkortikális struktúrák szerepe a korai vizuális kategorizációs
folyamatokban
1530-16 Beniczky Sándor és Vécsei László: A szomatoszenzoros
kiváltott válasz o k k é s o i k o m p o n e n s e i n e k
d i s s z o c i á l h a t ó s á g r ó l : k l i n i k a i e s e t t a n
u l m á n y
1 6 - 1 6 3 0 K á v é s z ü n e t
1 6 3 0 - 1 7 R a c s m á n y M i h á l y : A f e l e j t é s g y ü m ö
l c s e i : az e m l é k e z e t i g á t l á s s z e r e p e a m e g
i s m e r é s b e n
1 7 - 1 7 3 0 T o z s é r J á n o s : A s z k e p t i k u s W i t t g e
n s t e i n
1 7 3 0 - 1 8 S z a b ó R i c h á r d : M o b i l r o b o t o k s z i m u l á c i ó j a
1 8 - 1 9 M A K O G m e g b e s z é l é s a jovo evi tervekrol
1 9 - V a c s o r a , t á r s a s á g i p r o g r a m o k
F e b r u á r 6 , v a s á r n a p
9 - 1 0 C z i g l e r I s t v á n : K o g n i t í v v á l t o z á s o k
f e l n o t t k o r b a n
1 0 - 1 0 3 0 S z e n d i I s t v á n é s J a n k a Z o l t á n : K o g
n i t i v f u n k c i ó k f e l t é r k é p e z é s é n e k j e l e n
t o s é g e a m o d e r n p s z i c h i á t r i á b a n :
a m e n t á l i s s t r u k t ú r á t ó l a r e c e p t o r i g
1 0 3 0 - 1 1 K á l m á n J á n o s é s J a n k a Z o l t á n : K o g n
i t í v h a n y a t l á s , d e m e n c i a , d e p r e s s z i ó é s s t r e s s z , a v a g y
h o g y a n k í m é l j ü k a z a g y u n k a t ?
A t o v á b b i s z a b a d e l o a d á s o k v é g l e g e s s t r u k t
ú r á j a , t e k i n t e t t e l a z e l h ú z ó d ó j e l e n t k e z é
s i p r o c e d ú r á r a , a k é s o b b i e k b e n k e r ü l m e g h a
t á r o z á s r a . A f e n t i e l o z e t e s
p r o g r a m t e h á t n e m j e l e n t i a v é g s o v á l t o z a t o
t .