27 May
2015
27 May
'15
1:39 p.m.
Research Progress Workshop
Department of Cognitive Science
Central European University
Thursday, June 4, 2015
Event Hall, Ground Floor
Október 6. utca 7.
Budapest 1051
Program:
Chair: Mikołaj Hernik
9:00 Pavel Voinov
When two heads are better than one? Inter-personal integration of spatial information in
an object location task
9:30 Laura Schmitz
Using non-verbal communication to support coordination
10:00 Luke McEllin
Investigating signalling of task relevant information in teaching and coordination
contexts
— Coffee break
Chair: Erno Teglas
10:45 Rubeena Shamsudheen
Referring to kinds: Delineating the role of labels and ostension in infant-directed
communication
11:15 Adam Boncz
Communicating action
11:45 Nazli Altinok
“Why do you do it that way?” Exploring 14-month-old infants’ sensitivity to
group-relevant ways of acting
— Lunch break
Chair: Cordula Vesper
13:00 Agota Major
The structural organization of belief representations
13:30 Martin Freundlib
Evidence for spontaneous visuospatial perspective-taking during social interaction
14:00 Dora Kampis
Infants’ representation of others’ beliefs regarding multiple objects, absent objects and
object identity
— Coffee break
Chair: Veronica Ramenzoni
14:45 Sara Jellinek
On the representation of summary statistics in space and time
15:15 Johannes Mahr
The role of episodic recollection in communicative interaction: Qualifications and
extensions of a functional hypothesis
15:45 Eszter Szabo
Understanding verbal negation in 18-month-olds
— Coffee break
Chair: John Michael
16:30 Denis Tatone
Bookkeeping and the relational mind: How infants represent transfer-based interactions,
and what it reveals about efficiency and naive sociology
17:00 Andras Molnar
How people predict others’ economic choice: The simulate-and-adjust model and an
investigation of beliefs in dictator games
Everyone is welcome to attend.
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