Esprits atypiques: les sciences cognitives de la différence et des potentialités

Cognitio 2015

Colloque jeunes chercheuses et chercheurs en sciences cognitives

Montréal, 8, 9, et 10 juin 2015

Christopher Parker.

Why Psychosis is Unique
Daina Crafa, Joshua Schiff, Caitlin Stoddart & Mathieu Brodeur.

Social Interactions Influence Individual Self-Construal
Deborah Martin & Roberto G. de Almeida.

Eye-tracking Events in Autism: Testing the Enhanced Local Processing Hypothesis with Sentences and Dynamic Scenes
Dimitria Gatzia.

What can schizophrenia teach us about the cognitive penetration of visual experience?
Eric Kraemer.

Atypicality, Cognitive Science and the Limits of Functional Analysis
Jean-Charles Pelland.

Can an extended mind be diseased? On active externalism and mental illness
Joanna Pineda, Daina Crafa & Mathieu Brodeur.

The effects of context on facial emotion recognition
Lucile Rapin, Lucie Ménard, Paméla Trudeau-Fisette & Marie Bellavance-Courtemanche.

Can contrastive focus marking explain social communication difficulties in children with autistic spectrum disorders?
Matthew Parrott & Philipp Koralus.

The Erotetic Theory of Delusional Cognition
Maxwell Ramstead & Nabil Bouizegarène.

Narratives as generative models: Implications for an integrative model of personality
Michael Rawb Leon-Carlyle.

Synesthesia as Typical Conscious Experience
Nikola Andonovski.

Persons in Our Heads: Voice Hearing, Social Cognition and the Brain
Priscille-Nice Sanon, Lena Xy Gu, Daina Crafa & Mathieu Brodeur.

The influence of context on ambiguous emotion perception
Reinier Schuur.

Promises and limitations of cognitive neurosciences and genomics in identifying valid mental disorder constructs within the Research Domain Criteria (RDoC) framework.
Sarah Arnaud.

Emotional access in autism
Simon Goyer & Luc Faucher.

RDoC’s Special Kind of Reductionism and its Possible Impact on Clinical Psychiatry
Tracy P. Van Wagner.

A Pluralistic Account of Social Cognition in Autism Spectrum Disorder