[Koglist] [CEU Cogsci Talks] Departmental Colloquium: Patric Bach (University of Aberdeen) - November 22nd at 4 pm, QS D-001
16 Nov
2023
16 Nov
'23
9 a.m.
Dear All,
The CEU Department of Cognitive Science and the Social Mind Center invites you to the
following talk:
Patric Bach<https://www.actionprediction.org/> (University of Aberdeen)
Perceptual simulation as basis for understanding others
Recent proposals argue that people’s understanding of other people’s behaviours relies on
a top-down guided process that is able to “paint” one’s knowledge of the other person –
their goals, beliefs, and perspective onto the environment – onto ones’ own perceptual
system. I will report data from two experimental paradigms that support this view. These
studies show, first, that people’s understanding of others’ behaviour is guided by
perceptual anticipations of their forthcoming actions. These anticipations can be made
visible as subtle distortions of a perceived action’s path towards those expectations.
Second, they show that perceptual expectations of another’s sensory input also underlie
people’s ability to take others’ perspective, providing a view how the world looks to them
that can support own decision making. Together, these findings argue for a framework in
which perceptual anticipations play a key role in social cognition and provide one with
insights into others knowledge of the world and their future behaviour.
Date: Wednesday, November 22, 2023
Time: 4 pm to 5:30 pm CET
Venue: QS D-001 Tiered* (Vienna)
Zoom: https://ceu-edu.zoom.us/j/93610300237?pwd=aDJXaml1S2I5cVZBMGxRekxiNzhNQT09 (Meeting
ID: 936 1030 0237, Passcode: 919687)
Chair: Natalie Sebanz
*Anyone not affiliated with CEU wishing to attend in-person in Vienna must RSVP to get
access to the lecture hall.
Best regards,
Andi and Fanni
This e-mail address is managed by the coordinators of the CEU Social Mind Center.
https://socialmind.ceu.edu/
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Quellenstrasse 51 | 1100 Vienna, Austria
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20 Nov
20 Nov
12:09 p.m.
New subject: [Koglist] [CEU Cogsci Talks] Reminder: Departmental Colloquium: Patric Bach (University of Aberdeen) - November 22nd at 4 pm, QS D-001
Dear All,
The CEU Department of Cognitive Science and the Social Mind Center invites you to the
following talk:
Patric Bach<https://www.actionprediction.org/> (University of Aberdeen)
Perceptual simulation as basis for understanding others
Recent proposals argue that people’s understanding of other people’s behaviours relies on
a top-down guided process that is able to “paint” one’s knowledge of the other person –
their goals, beliefs, and perspective onto the environment – onto ones’ own perceptual
system. I will report data from two experimental paradigms that support this view. These
studies show, first, that people’s understanding of others’ behaviour is guided by
perceptual anticipations of their forthcoming actions. These anticipations can be made
visible as subtle distortions of a perceived action’s path towards those expectations.
Second, they show that perceptual expectations of another’s sensory input also underlie
people’s ability to take others’ perspective, providing a view how the world looks to them
that can support own decision making. Together, these findings argue for a framework in
which perceptual anticipations play a key role in social cognition and provide one with
insights into others knowledge of the world and their future behaviour.
Date: Wednesday, November 22, 2023
Time: 4 pm to 5:30 pm CET
Venue: QS D-001 Tiered* (Vienna)
Zoom: https://ceu-edu.zoom.us/j/93610300237?pwd=aDJXaml1S2I5cVZBMGxRekxiNzhNQT09 (Meeting
ID: 936 1030 0237, Passcode: 919687)
Chair: Natalie Sebanz
*Anyone not affiliated with CEU wishing to attend in-person in Vienna must RSVP to get
access to the lecture hall.
Best regards,
Andi and Fanni
This e-mail address is managed by the coordinators of the CEU Social Mind Center.
https://socialmind.ceu.edu/
[cid:105b0ee0-665b-4156-9b5e-a6867f767607]
Central European University
Quellenstrasse 51 | 1100 Vienna, Austria
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22 Nov
22 Nov
9:39 a.m.
New subject: [Koglist] [CEU Cogsci Talks] TODAY: Departmental Colloquium: Patric Bach (University of Aberdeen) - November 22nd at 4 pm, QS D-001
Dear All,
The CEU Department of Cognitive Science and the Social Mind Center invites you to the
following talk:
Patric Bach<https://www.actionprediction.org/> (University of Aberdeen)
Perceptual simulation as basis for understanding others
Recent proposals argue that people’s understanding of other people’s behaviours relies on
a top-down guided process that is able to “paint” one’s knowledge of the other person –
their goals, beliefs, and perspective onto the environment – onto ones’ own perceptual
system. I will report data from two experimental paradigms that support this view. These
studies show, first, that people’s understanding of others’ behaviour is guided by
perceptual anticipations of their forthcoming actions. These anticipations can be made
visible as subtle distortions of a perceived action’s path towards those expectations.
Second, they show that perceptual expectations of another’s sensory input also underlie
people’s ability to take others’ perspective, providing a view how the world looks to them
that can support own decision making. Together, these findings argue for a framework in
which perceptual anticipations play a key role in social cognition and provide one with
insights into others knowledge of the world and their future behaviour.
Date: Wednesday, November 22, 2023
Time: 4 pm to 5:30 pm CET
Venue: QS D-001 Tiered* (Vienna)
Zoom: https://ceu-edu.zoom.us/j/93610300237?pwd=aDJXaml1S2I5cVZBMGxRekxiNzhNQT09 (Meeting
ID: 936 1030 0237, Passcode: 919687)
Chair: Natalie Sebanz
*Anyone not affiliated with CEU wishing to attend in-person in Vienna must RSVP to get
access to the lecture hall.
Best regards,
Andi and Fanni
This e-mail address is managed by the coordinators of the CEU Social Mind Center.
https://socialmind.ceu.edu/
[cid:105b0ee0-665b-4156-9b5e-a6867f767607]
Central European University
Quellenstrasse 51 | 1100 Vienna, Austria
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7 Dec
7 Dec
11:23 a.m.
New subject: [Koglist] [CEU Cogsci Talks] Departmental Colloquium: Stefano Palminteri (École Normale Supérieure) - December 13th at 4 pm, QS D-001
Dear All,
The CEU Department of Cognitive Science and the Social Mind Center invites you to the
following talk:
Stefano Palminteri <https://sites.google.com/site/stefanopalminteri/?pli=1> (École
Normale Supérieure)
Feedback-induced dispositional changes in risk preferences
Contrary to the original normative decision-making standpoint, empirical studies have
repeatedly reported that risk preferences are affected by the disclosure of choice
outcomes (feedback). Although no consensus has yet emerged regarding the properties and
mechanisms of this effect, a widespread and intuitive hypothesis is that repeated feedback
affects risk preferences by means of a learning effect, which alters the representation of
subjective probabilities. Here, we ran a series of seven experiments (N= 538), tailored to
decipher the effects of feedback on risk preferences. Our results indicate that the
presence of feedback consistently increases risk-taking, even when the risky option is
economically less advantageous. Crucially, risk-taking increases just after the
instructions, before participants experience any feedback. These results challenge the
learning account, and advocate for a dispositional effect, induced by the mere
anticipation of feedback information. Epistemic curiosity and regret avoidance may drive
this effect in partial and complete feedback conditions, respectively.
Date: Wednesday, December 13, 2023
Time: 4 pm to 5:30 pm CET
Venue: QS D-001 Tiered* (Vienna)
Zoom: https://ceu-edu.zoom.us/j/91453950071?pwd=Q2RPMjRPYi9xbVErbnR0V1V6Njk1Zz09 (Meeting
ID: 914 5395 0071, Passcode: 396644)
Chair: Natalie Sebanz
*Anyone not affiliated with CEU wishing to attend in-person in Vienna must
RSVP<mailto:socialmind@ceu.edu> to get access to the lecture hall.
Please note that we might make a video recording of the lecture, store the record for an
unlimited period of time under CEU’s Panopto account, and share the link with CEU
students, staff and faculty.
Best regards,
Andi and Fanni
This e-mail address is managed by the coordinators of the CEU Social Mind Center.
https://socialmind.ceu.edu/
[cid:105b0ee0-665b-4156-9b5e-a6867f767607]
Central European University
Quellenstrasse 51 | 1100 Vienna, Austria
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11 Dec
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11 a.m.
New subject: [Koglist] [CEU Cogsci Talks] Reminder - Departmental Colloquium: Stefano Palminteri (École Normale Supérieure) - December 13th at 4 pm, QS D-001
Dear All,
The CEU Department of Cognitive Science and the Social Mind Center invites you to the
following talk:
Stefano Palminteri <https://sites.google.com/site/stefanopalminteri/?pli=1> (École
Normale Supérieure)
Feedback-induced dispositional changes in risk preferences
Contrary to the original normative decision-making standpoint, empirical studies have
repeatedly reported that risk preferences are affected by the disclosure of choice
outcomes (feedback). Although no consensus has yet emerged regarding the properties and
mechanisms of this effect, a widespread and intuitive hypothesis is that repeated feedback
affects risk preferences by means of a learning effect, which alters the representation of
subjective probabilities. Here, we ran a series of seven experiments (N= 538), tailored to
decipher the effects of feedback on risk preferences. Our results indicate that the
presence of feedback consistently increases risk-taking, even when the risky option is
economically less advantageous. Crucially, risk-taking increases just after the
instructions, before participants experience any feedback. These results challenge the
learning account, and advocate for a dispositional effect, induced by the mere
anticipation of feedback information. Epistemic curiosity and regret avoidance may drive
this effect in partial and complete feedback conditions, respectively.
Date: Wednesday, December 13, 2023
Time: 4 pm to 5:30 pm CET
Venue: QS D-001 Tiered* (Vienna)
Zoom: https://ceu-edu.zoom.us/j/91453950071?pwd=Q2RPMjRPYi9xbVErbnR0V1V6Njk1Zz09 (Meeting
ID: 914 5395 0071, Passcode: 396644)
Chair: Natalie Sebanz
*Anyone not affiliated with CEU wishing to attend in-person in Vienna must
RSVP<mailto:socialmind@ceu.edu> to get access to the lecture hall.
Please note that we might make a video recording of the lecture, store the record for an
unlimited period of time under CEU’s Panopto account, and share the link with CEU
students, staff and faculty.
Best regards,
Andi and Fanni
This e-mail address is managed by the coordinators of the CEU Social Mind Center.
https://socialmind.ceu.edu/
[cid:105b0ee0-665b-4156-9b5e-a6867f767607]
Central European University
Quellenstrasse 51 | 1100 Vienna, Austria
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