'Cognitive control' presentation slideshows

Computational models of cognitive control (I)

Computational models of cognitive control (I). Matthew Botvinick Princeton Neuroscience Institute and Department of Psychology, Princeton University. Atkinson & Shiffrin, 1968. Atkinson & Shiffrin, 1968. Structural elements. Atkinson & Shiffrin, 1968. Structural elements. Control elements.

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Professor Amir Hussain, Dr Andrew Abel 1 Division of Computing Science and Mathematics

Cognitive Computation: A Case Study in Cognitive Control of Autonomous Systems and Some Future Directions. Professor Amir Hussain, Dr Andrew Abel 1 Division of Computing Science and Mathematics University of Stirling, Scotland

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The Autonomic Nervous System

The Autonomic Nervous System. BASAL GANGLIA Physiology of basal ganglia and regulatory mechanisms. Dr Fawzia Al-Rouq Department of Physiology College of Medicine King Saud University. Objectives. Physiology of basal ganglia and regulatory mechanisms

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Posters Students 3

Posters Students 3. October 25, Thursday. Marcelo Mottalli Computer Science Department University of Buenos Aires (UBA) Buenos Aires, Argentina. Research topics. Iris recognition (and biometrics in general) Statistical analysis for biometric template matching in large databases

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Prefrontal Cortex

Prefrontal Cortex. Catherine McGuane Janice Herbert Mackenzie Halter Kelly Zepf L ajasha Brooke. Background Movie. http://youtu.be/j2A1nZwE4ac?t= 5m25s. Structure. Mackenzie Halter. Location. Anterior of the frontal lobe In front of motor and premotor areas

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Kaz Kawamura Center for Intelligent Systems Vanderbilt University

From Intelligent Control to Cognitive Control: A Perspective from Cognitive Robot Engineering Point of View. Kaz Kawamura Center for Intelligent Systems Vanderbilt University. Background.

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Brain and Consciousness

Brain and Consciousness. Brain Patterns and TM Practice. Grey Matter White Matter. Cortex (grey matter) is 1/8 Inch Thick. Parts of neurons. Dendrites and dendritic spines Input Cell body make energy, neurotransmitters, integrate activity of cells axon Output.

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The coming behavioral revolution in leadership.

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Cognitive basis of general fluid intelligence

Cognitive basis of general fluid intelligence. Adam Chuderski Institute of Psychology Jagiellonian University, Cracow, Poland. General fluid intelligence. The phenomenon of general intelligence: intraindividual unity and interindividual diversity of intellectual abilities.

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Craving

Craving. Karen Drexler, M.D. Emory University School of Medicine. Overview. What is craving? Why is it so compelling? What are the neural mechanisms that drive craving? How does knowing neurobiology inform my clinical practice?. Features. Intense desire Many components 3 types

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Richard P Cooper Department of Psychological Science

Forward and Inverse Models in Motor Control and Cognitive Control. Richard P Cooper Department of Psychological Science. Overview. The problem of Motor Control Inverse and forward models The problem of Cognitive Control Two accounts of Cognitive Control Botvinick et al (2001)

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Victor nunez block 4

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Predicting progression using informal indicators during transition

Predicting progression using informal indicators during transition. Chris Keenan Learning and Teaching Fellow Bournemouth University. This session will:.

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Multilingual Cognitive Development and Impact

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Skill Acquisition

Skill Acquisition. Cognitive Stage Associative Stage Autonomous Stage. Skill. Procedural knowledge Acquired with cognitive mediation With practice, thinking time decreases according to the power function The limit is the cycle time of the instruments. Cognitive stage.

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How emotions affect us

Read the first page of the article only 2) Choose 2 interesting quotes from the text. To be Handed in: On looseleaf , first recopy the quote, then paraphrase it (do this for both quotes). How emotions affect us. Have you ever had a good hair day on a day when you were depressed?.

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Introduction

Kangaroo Care Effects on Autonomic Nervous System Regulation and Functional Outcomes in Premature Infants Emily Erwin and Brooke Sowards Bellarmine University Physical Therapy Program. Evidence. Introduction. Conclusion. F irst used in Bogota , Colombia as a substitute for incubators 1

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Beyond Bilingual: The Interpreter Advantage Brooke N. Macnamara & Andrew R. A. Conway

Beyond Bilingual: The Interpreter Advantage Brooke N. Macnamara & Andrew R. A. Conway Princeton University. 1. 2. 3. Introduction. Methods. Results & Discussion. Predictors 1) Magnitude of Bilingual Management Demands Low : bimodal (signed-spoken language) bilinguals

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Is Emotion-induced Blindness Automatic? Zyair Brown, Jessica Moss, & James E. Hoffman

Is Emotion-induced Blindness Automatic? Zyair Brown, Jessica Moss, & James E. Hoffman Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences, University of Delaware, DE. Background

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