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Symposia

	Simon Grondin, Université Laval PERSPECTIVES ON THE UBIQUITY/TYRANNY OF TIME

	Raymond Klein, Dalhousie University Cognitive Psychology in the real world: A symposium of reviews

	Jodi Pawluski, University of British Columbia Steroids and neuroplasticity: from copulation to lactation

Other Papers

	Lorraine Allan, McMaster Shepard Siegel, McMaster Samuel Hannah, McMaster Matthew Crump, McMaster Merging associative and signal-detection accounts of contingency assessment.

	Ben Amsel, University of Toronto, Scarborough George Cree, University of Toronto, Scarborough Insights into Semantic Decision Making: A Connectionist Attractor Network Approach

	Blair Armstrong, University of Toronto Doug Bors, University of Toronto Scarborough Bonnie Cheng, University of Toronto Scarborough Issues of Score Distribution: Should the Randomization Test be Employed in All Psychological Investigations?

	Rostam Azarbehi, University of New Brunswick Darren Piercey, University of New Brunswick How wordlike is a word: A familiarity study

	Travis Baker, University of victoria Clay Holroyd, University of Victoria Which way do I go? Neural activation in response to feedback processing and decision making in a virtual T-Maze

	Cindy Barha, University of British Columbia Liisa Galea, University of British Columbia Hippocampal cell proliferation is differentially upregulated by different forms of estrogen

	Ben Bauer, Trent U That's just mean: further characterization of the perceptual averaging operator.

	Erin Beatty, University of Saskatchewan Valerie A. Thompson, University of Saskatchewan Influences on Conclusion Endorsement: Perspective and Belief Bias

	Jonathan Beuk, Queen's University Shelley Swain, Queen's University Christian Heidbreder Richard Beninger, Queen's University Effect of SB-277011A, a Selective Dopamine D3 Receptor Antagonist, on Expression of Conditioned Fear in Rats

	Allison Birdsall, Nipissing University Amy Stillar, Nipissing University Nicklaus Csuzdi, Nipissing University Megan Donnelly, Nipissing University Matti Saari, Nipissing University Neither lithium carbonate nor sodium fluoride alter enrichment effects in Wistar rats

	Richard A. Block, Montana State University Peter A. Hancock, University of Central Folrida Dan Zakay, Tel Aviv University Cognitive Workload Affects Duration Judgments: Meta-Analytic Evidence

	Richard A. Block, Montana State University Intending to Remember: Rapid Mobilization of Attention Enhances Memory

	Jennifer Bloomfield, Nipissing University William Thomas, Nipissing University Amy Stillar, Nipissing University Matti Saari, Nipissing University Andrew Weeks, Nipissing University Methodological Advances in the Process of Inducing Maternal Behaviour in Virgin Female Rats

	Ron Boaz, University of British Columbia David Coleman, University of British Columbia David Pettitt, University of British Columbia Cedric Villamin, University of British Columbia Elina Birmingham, University of British Columbia Scott Sinnett, University of British Columbia Alan Kingstone, University of British Columbia Break(point)ing the Fourth Wall

	Glen E. Bodner, University of Calgary Andreas Breuer, University of Victoria Jeremy C. S. Johnson, University of Calgary Masked Response Priming is Experience Dependent at a 45-ms SOA

	Tetyana Bogutska, York University, Kamyanets-Podilsky University Psychophysiological Rating as Indicator of Learning Perfomance

	Michael Boisvert, University of Wesetern Ontario Anthea Veal, University of Western Ontario David Sherry, University of Western Ontario Interval Timing by Bumble bees

	Kristen Bouvier, Grant MacEwan Kristine A. Peace, Grant MacEwan Alexithymia, Dissociation, and Social Desirability: Investigating Individual Differences in the Narrative Content of False Allegations of Trauma

	Kristen Bouvier, Grant MacEwan College Russell Powell, Grant MacEwan College Conditioned Emotional Responses and Implementation Intentions: The Aversive Effects of Simple Plans

	Melissa Brasgold, University of Ottawa Caroline Pershin, University of Ottawa Arne Stinchcombe , University of Ottawa Sylvain Gagnon, University of Ottawa Visuo-spatial supra-span sequence learning: Mimicking old age performance through dual-task on the Hebb paradigm with younger adults.

	Andreas Breuer, University of Victoria Michael E. J. Masson, University of Victoria Memory consolidation during rapid visual presentation: Investigations using indirect and direct memory tests

	Aaron Brown, University of Regina Katherine Arbuthnott, Campion College, University of Regina Mood, autobiographical memory, and verbal learning

	Richard Brown, Dalhousie Mary-Elyn Keenan, Dalhousie Rhian Gunn Dissecting mouse models of human neuro-behavioural disorders. A DSM-IV for the mouse.

	Robert Brown, UCLA Bernard Balleine, UCLA Striatal plasticity during the acquisition of instrumental responding.

	Jamie Campbell, University of Saskatchewan Arron Metcalfe, University of Saskatchewan Arabic Digit Naming Speed: Effects of Number-Processing Context

	Gary Capstick, University of Ottawa George Fouriezos, University of Ottawa The Problems of the Temporal Order Judgment Method

	Steven R. Carroll, Carleton University William M. Petrusic, Carleton University Confidence judgments are subject to numeric distance and anchoring effects.

	Thierry Charlier, University of British Columbia Slow and fast effects of testosterone on brain morphology and male sexual behaviour

	Ana B. Chica, Dalhousie University/University of Granada Tracy L. Taylor, Dalhousie University Juan Lupiáñez, Universidad de Granada Raymond M. Klein, Dalhousie University Two mechanisms underlying inhibition of return

	Fiona Choi, University of British Columbia Karen Brebner, University of British Columbia Yu Tian Wang, University of British Columbia Anthony Philips, University of British Columbia Disruption of Regulated AMPA Receptor Endocytosis has Protective Effects Against Sensitized Behavioural Responses to Repeated Amphetamine

	Brian Christie, University of Victoria 2B or not 2B: Questioning NR2 subunit roles in synaptic plasticity.

	Constance Clarke-Davidson, University of Alberta Chris Westbury, University of Alberta Gail Moroschan, University of Alberta Age differences in the effect of phonotactic probability and neighbourhood density in spoken word recognition

	MARK COLE, Huron University College at the University of Western Ontario MARGO PECK, Huron University College at the University of Western Ontario JULIE QUIRT, Huron University College at the University of Western Ontario Redundant visual and spatial cues: Which are learned best in a foraging task using Rats

	Michelle Corcoran, University of Lethbridge John R. Vokey, University of Lethbridge Mining The ORE

	Chad Coulombe, Grant MacEwan College Lynne Honey, Grant MacEwan College When is dominance attractive?

	Matthew Crump, McMaster University Samuel Hannah, McMaster University Lorraine Allan, McMaster University Shepard Siegel, McMaster University Probing the stream: Flexible and robust representations support contingency knowledge in the streamed-trials procedure

	Jacqueline Cummine, University of Saskatchewan Ron Borowsky, University of Saskatchewan Gordon Sarty, University of Saskatchewan The Relationship between Naming Reaction Time and Functional MRI Parameters in Broca's Area and Evidence for an Independent Dual-Route Model of Reading Behaviour and Neurophysiology

	Carrie Cuttler, University of British Columbia Ryan McLaughlin, University of British Columbia Peter Graf, University of British Columbia Better Late Than Never: Marijuana Use and Prospective Memory

	Farhad Dastur, Kwantlen University Levente Orban, Kwantlen University Visual Preferences for Ripening Fruits and Vegetables in Pregnant Women

	Michael R.W. Dawson, University of Alberta Debbie M. Kelly, Saskatechewan Marcia L. Spetch, Alberta Using artificial neural networks to simulate the reorientation task

	Sarah L. Devantier, University of Western Ontario John Paul Minda, University of Western Ontario Mark Goldszmidt, University of Western Ontario Wael Haddara, University of Western Ontario How Physicians Think about Managing Patients

	Carine Dias, UBC Fiona, Y Choi, UBC Anthony, G Phillips, UBC Renewal of amphetamine-seeking behaviour induced by contextual cues: sex differences?

	Matthew Dixon, University of Toronto Justin Ruppel, University of Toronto Jay Pratt, University of Toronto Eve De Rosa, University of Toronto Determining the Fate of Irrelevant Information Using the Extradimensional Shift Task

	Peter Dixon, University of Alberta Scott McAnsh, University of Alberta Scott Glover, Royal Holoway, University of London Familiarity and Reach Trajectory

	Lori Doan, University of Manitoba Heather Finnegan, University of Manitoba Jason Leboe, University of Manitoba The Influence of Processing Matches and Mismatches on Explicit Recognition Memory

	Danielle Droucker, University of Victoria Jim Tanaka, University of Victoria Reversing the other race effect in face recognition: A test of the perceptual expertise hypothesis

	Adam Dubé, University of Regina Skills Underlying Inversion Shortcut Use: The Role of Analogical Reasoning and Working Memory

	Brian Duffels, University of Alberta Colour SNARC

	Brennan Eadie, UBC Brian Christie, UBC Decreased neurogenesis in a mouse model of Fragile X syndrome

	Carrie Esopenko, University of Saskatchewan Ron Borowsky, University of Saskatchewan Jacqueline Cummine, University of Saskatchewan Gordon Sarty, University of Saskatchewan What would you do with it? The role of the premotor, motor, and somatosensory cortices in semantic processing

	Catherine Éthier-Majcher, University of Montreal Daniel Fiset, University of Victoria Caroline Blais, University of Montreal Martin Arguin, University of Montreal Daniel Bub, University of Victoria Frédéric Gosselin, University of Montreal Diagnostic features for uppercase and lowercase letter identification

	Seyed Hossein Faramarzi, University of British Columbia William Speechley, University of British Columbia Kamyar Keramatian, University of British Columbia Elton T.C Ngan, University of British Columbia Human Decision Making: Activation of Brain Regions during Associative and Sequential Processes.

Jonathan Farthing, College of Kinesiology, University of Saskatchewan Jacqueline Cummine, Department of Psychology, University of Saskatchewan Ron Borowsky, Department of Psychology, University of Saskatchewan Phil Chilibeck, College of Kinesiology, University of Saskatchewan Gord Binsted, College of Kinesiology, University of Saskatchewan Gordon Sarty, Department of Psychology, University of Saskatchewan False activation in the brain ventricles related to task-correlated breathing in fMRI speech and motor paradigms.

	Jonathan Fawcett, Dalhousie University Of guns and geese: A general review of the ‘weapon focus’ literature

	Jonathan Fawcett, Dalhousie University Tracy Taylor, Dalhousie University The consequences of forgetting in a directed forgetting task

	Christopher Fennell, University of Ottawa Asymmetries in infants' ability to notice mispronunciations

	Roy Ferguson, University of Waterloo Jennifer Stolz, University of Waterloo Changing the Size of Attentional Focus: Implications for Theories of Selective Attention

	Sylvain Fiset, Université de Moncton in Edmundston Spatial memory in domestic dogs: Encoding of multiple cues for finding disappearing objects

	Daniel Fiset, University of Victoria Caroline Blais, Université de Montréal Christoph Scheepers, University of Glasgow Philippe Schyns Eugene Mayer, Hopitaux Universitaires de Genève Roberto Caldara, University of Glasgow A single representational system is implicated in identity and expression recognition: Evidence from an acquired case of prosopagnosia

	George Fouriezos, University of Ottawa Sara Rubenfeld, Univerity of Ottawa Gary Capstick, Univeristy of Ottawa Natural Statistical Judgments of Differences in Average Length

	Mehul Gandhi, University of Victoria Ronald Skelton, University of Victoria Sharon Livingstone, University of Victoria Susan Gillingham, University of Victoria Gender Differences in Spatial Navigation in a Virtual Water Maze: Negation by Landmarks

	Jie Gao, University of British Columbia Peter Graf, University of British Columbia Gemma Gillespie, University of British Columbia Djuna Field, University of British Columbia Discrepancy Reactions are not Necessarily Linked with Processing Fluency

	Shahab Ghorashi, University of British Columbia Vincent Di Lollo, Simon Fraser University John McDonald, Simon Fraser University Can the attentional spotlight really be split into eight sub-beams?

	Chris Gleddie, Grant MacEwan College Nicole D. Anderson, Grant MacEwan College The Role of Asymmetry in Face Discrimination

	Nigel Gopie, University of Waterloo Colin M. MacLeod, University of Waterloo Older people do not remember irrelevant information better: Evidence against inhibition failure in aging

	Alan Gordon, UBC Rachelle Smith, UBC Kamyar Keramatian, UBC Brian Luus, UBC Alex Weinberg, UBC Jonathan Smallwood, University of Aberdeen Jonathan Schooler, UBC Kalina Christoff, UBC Mind-Wandering, Awareness and Task-Performance: an fMRI study

	Peter Graf, University of British Columbia Don’t Let the Bathtub Overflow

	Douglas Grant, University of Alberta Effect of Partial Reinforcement on Acquisition and Retention in Delayed Matching with Pigeons

	Jessica Green, Simon Fraser University John McDonald, Simon Fraser University Dynamics of attentional control revealed by beamformers of low-frequency brain waves

	Simon Grondin, Université Laval Simon Tobin, Université Laval Andrélise Gosselin, Université Laval Remembering duration retrospectively

	Sam Hannah, McMaster University Matt Crump, McMaster University Lorraine Allan, McMaster University Shepard Siegel, McMaster University Blocking the stream: Cue interaction effects in contingency judgments using the streamed-trial procedure

	Ian Hargreaves, University of Calgary Penny Pexman, University of Calgary Jodi Edwards, Seaman Family MR Research Center Luke Henry, University of Calgary Bradley Goodyear, Univeristy of Calgary; Seaman Family MR Research Center The Neural Consequences of Semantic Richness

	Kelly Hartle, University of Manitoba Tammy Ivanco, University of Manitoba Anatomical Consequences of Early Damage Across the Lifespan

	Bianca Hatin, University of Regina Chris Oriet, University of Regina Object updating influences the perceptual asynchrony illusion

	Nelson Heapy, Huron Univserity College Allison Bloom, Huron University College Posttraumatic Stress in spouses of trauma victims

	Jennifer Heisz, McMaster University Judith Shedden, McMaster University Semantic, but not perceptual face learning modifies the N170 and N400 ERP components

	Cindy Ho, University of British Columbia Deborah Giaschi, University of British Columbia Low-level and high-level maximum motion displacement: evidence from functional magnetic resonance imaging

	Kathleen L. Hourihan, University of Waterloo Colin M. MacLeod, University of Waterloo Production during study benefits even to-be-forgotten words

	Yoko Ishigami, Dalhousie University Is a hands-free phone safer than a handheld phone?

	Tammy L. Ivanco, University of Manitoba Karen O'Brien, University of Manitoba Kelly Hartle, University of Manitoba Evaluating the Long-Term Rewards of Ethanol after Early Exposure

	Annie Jalbert, Universite de Moncton Sebastien Tremblay, Universite Laval Jean Saint-Aubin, Universite de Moncton Similarity in Memory for Where and When: Killing Two Birds with One Stone

	Randall Jamieson, McMaster University Samuel Hannah, McMaster University Matthew Crump, McMaster University An episodic memory approach to associative learning

	Randall Jamieson, McMaster University Lee Brooks, McMaster University Exemplar-based retrieval enables an illusion of category simplicity: Implications for theories of category coherency

	Michelle Jarick, Wilfrid Laurier University Jeffery Jones, Wilfrid Laurier University Observing static and dynamic speech gestures activate the motor system for speech production

	Mitchell Jeffrey, University of Winnipeg Chris Oriet, University of Regina Pauline Pearson, University of Winnipeg The effect of attribute relevance on implicit and explicit memory for faces: Further evidence of a dissociation.

	Mélanie Joanisse, University of Ottawa Sylvain Gagnon, University of Ottawa The dual life of spatial memory traces: easily retrieved and easily disturbed.

	Justin Kantner, University of Victoria D. Stephen Lindsay, University of Victoria Tests of Constrained Retrieval in Recognition Memory

	Kamyar Keramatian, University of British Columbia Rebecca Weiss, University of British Columbia Kalina Christoff, University of British Columbia Topography of working memory representations within the human prefrontal cortex

	Linda Kerswell, University of Northern British Columbia Paul Siakaluk, University of Northern British Columbia William Owen, University of Northern British Columbia Penny Pexman, University of Calgary Pseudohomophone processing in the lexical decision task

	Alan Kingstone, University of British Columbia Cognitive Ethology: A new research approach

	Raymond Klein, Dalhousie University Michael Lawrence , Dalhousie University Gail Eskes, Dalhousie University Attention in the ANT: Measuring the components of attention with emphasis on the Attention Network Test

	Cary Kogan, University of Ottawa Charles Collin, University of Ottawa Katherine Bendell, University of Ottawa Megan Therrien, University of Ottawa Lindsey MacLeod Navigation Abilities in Fragile-X Syndrome: Evidence for Pronounced Visuospatial Integration Deficits

	Emilie Kossick, University of Regina Laurie Sykes Tottenham, University of Regina Dennis Alfano, University of Regina Prenatal Testosterone Exposure and Recognition of Emotional Expressions in Adults

	Ivan Kouznetsov, UBC Kamyar Keramatian, UBC Kalina Christoff, UBC Localization of the medial prefrontal cortex using fMRI

	Olav Krigolson, Victoria Kyle Mathewson, Victoria Clay Holroyd, Victoria Sequence learning and medial-frontal cortex: External versus internal error evaluation

	Gregory P. Krätzig, University of Saskatchewan Jamie Campbell, University of Saskatchewan Adaptive Strategy Choice in Computational Estimation: A Role for Feedback?

	Danielle Labossiere, University of Manitoba Jason Leboe, University of Manitoba The Role of Prime Distractor Fluency in Negative Priming Effects

	Yves Lacouture, Laval Claudette Fortin, Laval Interruptions in timing: using the ex-Gaussian function to characterize the effect of break location

	Guey-Jen Lai, University of lethbridge Hugo Lehmann, University of lethbridge Simon Spanswick, University of Lethbridge Hiroe Yamazaki, University of lethbridge Robert Sutherland, University of lethbridge Behavioural deficit and functional recovery after granule cell death in hippocampus

	H. Lee Lau, University of British Columbia Andrew C. Giles, University of British Columbia Catherine H. Rankin, University of British Columbia Neural Plasticity in Caenorhabditis elegans During the Dauer Developmental Stage

	Iain Law, University of Calgary Penny Pexman, University of Calgary Effects of physical affordances on word recognition

	Jacinthe LeBlanc, Université du Québec à Montréal Claude Dumas, Université du Québec à Montréal The effect of the starting position in a two-choice progressive elimination task in dogs.

	Craig Leth-Steensen, Carleton University Daniel Mauro, Carleton University An ex-Gaussian analysis of mental rotation response times

	Craig Leth-Steensen, Carleton University What the Heck is Going On When You Add a Covariate to a Repeated Measures Design in SPSS?

	Hiroe Li, UBC Peter Graf, UBC System navigation requires spatial attention; text entry requires verbal attention

	Conny H. Lin, UBC Justin R. Davis Yun Li Catharine H. Rankin, UBC Effects of ethanol on development of C. elegans

	D. Stephen Lindsay, University of Victoria Anna Lisa Cohen, Yeshiva University Justin Kantner, UVic The Intention Interference Effect

	Geniva Liu, Dalhousie University Daniel Hutchinson, Nova Scotia College of Art and Design Raymond Klein, Dalhousice University Bryan Maycock, Nova Scotia College of Art and Design The “good eye”: Scan patterns of artists engaged in drawing

Keri Locheed, University of Northern British Columbia Kim Wilson, University of Northern British Columbia Josh Rash, University of Northern British Columbia Paul Siakaluk, University of Northern British Columbia William Owen, Univeristy of Northern British Columbia Penny Pexman, University of Calgary Christopher Sears, University of Calgary The influence of sensorimotor information on semantic feedback and semantic processing

	Joel Lucas, Carleton University Craig Leth-Steensen, Carleton University William M. Petrusic, Carleton University Can switching between tasks enhance the SNARC effect?

	Alexander Lukin, University of Winnipeg Douglas Williams, University of Winnipeg Do Delayed CS-US Relationships Support Timed CRs Under Negative Contingencies?

	Sheila MacIntosh, Nipissing University Nicklaus Csuzdi, Nipissing University Amy Stillar, Nipissing University Allison Birdsall, Nipissing University Megan Donnelly, Nipissing University Matti Saari, Nipissing University Sensitivity to isoflurane anaesthesia in ten day old rats: A paradoxical effect?

	Kevin J. MacKenzie, York University Richard F. Murray, York University Laurie M. Wilcox, York University Modelling cue combination: Can perceived depth be predicted by JND’s?

	Colin M. MacLeod, Waterloo Evan F. Risko, Waterloo The fallacy of the independent trials assumption in cognitive tasks

	Sarah Mageean, Grant MacEwan College Amanda Sheptycki, Grant MacEwan College Andrew Howell, Grant MacEwan College Flourishing: Frequency and Achievement-Related Correlates of Students' Mental Health

	Jennifer Major, Wilfrid Laurier University William Hockley, Wilfrid Laurier University A Test of Two Different Revelation Effects Using Forced-Choice Recognition

	Erin A. Maloney, University of Waterloo Evan F. Risko, University of Waterloo Jennifer A. Stolz, University of Waterloo Jonathan A. Fugelsang, University of Waterloo Ironic Effects of Trait Level Working Memory, Cognitive Load and Math

	Nadia Martin, University of Waterloo Jonathan Fugelsang, University of Waterloo Belief bias across two domains of reasoning

	Heath Matheson, Dalhousie University Patricia McMullen, Dalhousie University Psychophysical Quantification of Configural Face Processing Using Just Noticeable Differences

	Kyle Mathewson, University of Victoria Olave Krigolson, University of Victoria Clay Holroyd, University of Victoria The Error-Related Negativity as a Reinforcement Learning Signal in Motor Sequence Acquisition

	Kyle Mathewson, University of Victoria Jim Tanaka, University of Victoria The Detrimental Effects of Working Memory Load on a Sustained Attention Task: The Elimination of a Cueing Effect with Distraction.

	Lila McCormick, University of Saskatchewan Valerie Thompson, University of Saskatchewan Making a "Good" Decision: The Role of Consciousness, Complexity and Duration

	John McDonald, Simon Fraser University Jessica Green, Simon Fraser University Isolating event-related potential activity related to attentional control

	Ryan McLaughlin, University of British Columbia Matt Hill, University of British Columbia Anna Morrish, University of British Columbia Boris Gorzalka, University of British Columbia Local enhancement of cannabinoid CB1 receptor activity in the hippocampus has antidepressant-like effects in the forced swim test

	Dan Meegan, University of Guelph Pierre Desroches, University of Guelph Perceptual-motor dissociation in the auditory domain: Tempo perception versus locomotor synchronization

	Arron W. S. Metcalfe, University of Saskatchewan Jamie I. D. Campbell, University of Saskatchewan Hearing the Difference: Auditory and Arabic format and performance on basic multiplication and addition problems

	Douglas Mewhort, Queen's University What to do about skew? Sometimes it helps to throw out information.

	Douglas Mewhort, Queen's University Elizabeth Johns Serial-position curves for lures in recognition memory

	Il Soo Moon, Dongguk University Sun-Jung Cho, Dongguk University HyunSook Lee, Kyungpook National University IngNyol Jin, Kyungpook National University A method for combined fluorescence in situ hybridization and immunocytochemistry

	Il Soo Moon, Dongguk University Sun-Jung Cho, Dongguk University HyunSook Lee, Kyungpook National University IngNyol Jin, Kyungpook National University KCl treatment increases eIF4E mRNAs in the dendrites of cultured hippocampal neurons.

	Anna Morrish, University of British Columbia Antagonism of the Cannabinoid CB1 Receptor Accelerates the Consummatory Phase of Sexual Behavior

	Rehman Mulji, University of Calgary Glen Bodner, University of Calgary Proportion-Modulated Masked Priming of Fixed and Free Choices

	Rehman Mulji, University of Calgary Glen Bodner, University of Calgary A Role for Concentrating In Producing Directed Forgetting

	Kathy Mullen, McGill University Serge Dumoulin, Stanford University Robert Hess, McGill University The fMRI response of the LGN and V1 to red-green, blue-yellow, and achromatic visual stimuli

Megan Myers, University of Victoria Lara Pierce, University of Victoria Oliver Ayling, University of Victoria Mehul Gandhi, University of Victoria Parminder Kaur, University of Victoria Kim Maynard, University of Victoria Rebecca Phillips, University of Victoria Zena Rittenhouse, University of Victoria Kathleen Unfreed, University of Victoria Nicole von Kleist, University of Victoria James Tanaka, University of Victoria Electrophysiology of Other-Race Face Recognition

	Ian Neath, Memorial University of Newfoundland Aimée Surprenant, Memorial University of Newfoundland Kathleen Little, Memorial University of Newfoundland Predicting memory performance in older adults from perceptual abilities

	Farshad Nemati, University of Lethbridge Ian Q. Whishaw, University of Lethbridge Modular control of visual exploration in the rat

	Jamus O'Brien, University of Lethbridge RJ Sutherland, University of Lethbridge A Novel Model of Episodic Memory in the Rat

	Roisin M. O'connor, University of Washington Sherry H. Stewart, Dalhousie University Anthony G. Greenwald, University of Washington Measuring Implicit Cognitions in Clinical and Social Sciences Research: A Review of the Literature

	Shannon O'Malley, University of Waterloo Visual Word Recognition: Are the Processing Dynamics Fixed?

	Andrea Olson, University of British Columbia Brian Christie Sex differences in CA1 stress-induced long term depression are not affected by prenatal ethanol exposure

	Chris Oriet, University of Regina Robyn Pettypiece, University of Regina Dennis Alfano, University of Regina A masked priming study of emotion perception in alexithymia

	Jason Ozubko, University of Waterloo Steve Joordens, University of Toronto Scarborough Super Memory Bros: Evaluating a Dual-Process Account Linking the Mirror Effect to the Pseudoword Effect

	Jason Ozubko, University of Waterloo Steve Joordens, University of Toronto Scarborough Oblivious but Able: Participants’ sensitivity to the influence of familiarity but not its diagnosticity in old/new recognition decisions

	Jodi Pawluski, University of British Columbia Liisa Galea, University of British Columbia ADULT HIPPOCAMPAL NEUROGENESIS IS ALTERED WITH MATERNAL EXPERIENCE

	Jason Perry, Western Ontario Stephen Lupker, Western Ontario The Impact of Shared Neighbours in Masked Form Priming

	William M. Petrusic, Department of Psychology, Carleton University Samuel Shaki, Department of Behavioral Sciences, College of Judea and Samaria Language and instruction dependent SNARC effects in comparative judgement

	Lara Pierce, University of Victoria Olav Krigolson, University of Victoria James Tanaka, University of Victoria Clay Holroyd, University of Victoria The ERN and Reinforcement Learning in a Difficult Perceptual Expertise Task

	Peggy J. Planetta, Wilfrid Laurier University Philip Servos, Wilfrid Laurier University Tactile Motion Aftereffect

	Jamie Prowse, University of Saskatchewan Valerie A. Thompson, University of Saskatchewan Heuristic Effects on Confidence and Accuracy: An Extension of the Probability Heuristics Model of Syllogistic Reasoning

	Mamata Puitandy, University of Regina Chris Oriet, University of Regina Can response selection and task-set reconfiguation be carried out in parallel?

	Josh Rash, University of Northern BC William Owen, University of Northern BC Paul Siakaluk, University of Northern BC Ron Borowsky, University of Saskatchewan Contextual Influences on Addressed and Assembled Phonological Processes

	Evan F. Risko, University of Waterloo Chris Blais, University of California at Berkeley Jennifer A. Stolz, University of Waterloo Derek Besner, University of Waterloo Non-Strategic Contributions to Putatively Strategic Effects in Selective Attention Tasks: Proportion Compatible Manipulations Reconsidered

	Evan F. Risko, University of Waterloo Jonathan S. A. Carriere, University of Waterloo Daniel Smilek, University of Waterloo Fatigue Kills: Sleep Deprivation and Visual Attention from a Systemic Perspective

	Serje Robidoux, University of Waterloo Jennifer A. Stolz, University of Waterloo Derek Besner, University of Waterloo Visual Word Recognition: Control over Interactive Activation

	Julie Robillard, University of British Columbia Brian Christie, University of British Columbia Role of 5-HT6 receptors in hippocampal bidirectional synaptic plasticity.

	Katherine M. Robinson, University of Regina Adam K. Dube, University of Regina Mathematical Inversion: Conceptual, Procedural, and Factual Knowledge Part II

	Emily Russell, Acadia University Rick Mehta, Acadia University Effects of Pretraining on Acquisition of Novel Biconditional and Negative Patterning Discriminations in Human Predictive Learning

	Elham Satvat, Wilfrid Laurier University Paul E. Mallet, Wilfrid Laurier University Effects of the Ginkgo Biloba Leaf Extract, EGb761, on Anxiety and Adult Neurogenesis

	James R Schmidt, University of Waterloo Derek Besner, University of Waterloo A Response Threshold Account of Response Prediction in Contingency Learning: Why the “Proportion Congruence” Effect has nothing to do with Congruence

	Darryl W. Schneider, Vanderbilt University Task-set inhibition in chunked task sequences

	Darryl W. Schneider, Vanderbilt University Gordon D. Logan, Vanderbilt University The dynamics of retrieval from a hierarchical control structure

	Jordan Schoenherr, Carleton University Craig Leth-Steensen, Carleton University William Petrusic, Carleton University The Involvement of Working Memory in Confidence Processing

	Jordan Schoenherr, Carleton University Category Structure in the Category-Order Effect

	Scott Sinnett, University of British Columbia Robbie Cooper, University of Bristol Alan Kingstone, University of British Columbia Quietly does it: Eye fixations of expert athletes

	Scott Sinnett, University of British Columbia Nicola Hodges, University of British Columbia Romeo Chua, University of British Columbia Ricky Pak, University of British Columbia Alan Kingstone, University of British Columbia How expertise affects embodied cognition

	Sherri Smart, University of Winnipeg Pauline Pearson, University of Winnipeg The influence of relevance on the incidental encoding of colour: Evidence from implicit and explicit memory.

	Stephen Smith, University of Winnipeg Kasmira Sobkow, University of Winnipeg Heather Mackenzie, University of Winnipeg Alex Lukin, University of Winnipeg Money doesn’t buy happiness, but it does buy attention: Evidence from an ‘emotional-blink’ task

	Stephanie Solcz, University of Waterloo Jonathan Fugelsang, University of Waterloo Individual differences in deductive reasoning: Is smarter always better?

	Patricia Sorensen, University of Lethbridge Prenatal alcohol exposure impairs neurophysiological functioning even for correct responses

	Thomas Spalek, Simon Fraser University Paola Poiese, University of Trento Vincent Di Lollo, Simon Fraser University Attentional involvement in pop-out visual search: Questioning the preattentive hypothesis

	Simon Spanswick, University of Lethbridge Hugo Lehmann, University of Lethbridge Jonathan Epp, University of British Columbia Robert Sutherland, University of Lethbridge CHARACTERIZATION OF COGNITIVE DEFICITS RELATED TO SLOW NEURONAL DEATH IN THE HIPPOCAMPUS: POTENTIAL FOR NEUROGENIC TREATMENT AND RESTORATION OF FUNCTION

	William Speechley, University of British Columbia Christopher Murray, University of British Columbia Manuel Munz, University of British Columbia Elton Ngan, University of British Columbia Logic, Intuition and Delusions

	Biljana Stevanovski, University of New Brunswick Geniva Liu, Dalhousie University Chris Bebbington, Dalhousie University Raymond Klein, Dalhousie University Do signs and advertisements capture attention on a compensatory tracking task?

	Arne Stinchcombe, University of Ottawa Andrée-Ann Cyr, University of Ottawa Sylvain Gagnon, University of Ottawa Shawn Marshall , Elisabeth Bruyère Research Institute Malcolm Hing, Elisabeth Bruyère Research Institute Hillel Finestone The role of attention and executive functioning in traumatic brain injury (TBI) drivers’ reactions to simulated road challenges

	Christopher Striemer, University of Waterloo Annabelle Blangero, Espace et Action, INSERM Unit 534, Bron, France Yves Rossetti, Espace et Action, INSERM Unit 534, Bron, France Laure Pisella, Espace et Action, INSERM Unit 534, Bron, France James Danckert, University of Waterloo Alterations in orienting but not reorienting following prism adaptation in a patient with optic ataxia.

	Christopher Sturdy, University of Alberta Michael Dawson, University of Alberta Carly Nickerson, University of Alberta Laurie Bloomfield, University of Alberta Isabelle Charrier, Université Paris Sud Artificial neural networks, songbirds, and perception

	Shawn Tan, University of Alberta Peter Dixon, University of Alberta Effects of task switching on processing of number features

	Megan Therrien, Univeristy of Ottawa Charles Collin, University of Ottawa Joe MacInnis The Role of High Spatial Frequencies on Human Navigation

	Valerie Thompson, University of Saskatchewan Jamie Prowse, University of Saskatchewan Erin Beatty, University of Saskatchewan Determinants of Confidence in Deductive Reasoning

	Heather Tiede, University of Manitoba Karen Mercure, University of Manitoba Murray Singer, University of Manitoba When thinking more can lead to the “feeling of knowing” less

	Christine Tsang, Huron University College at Western Richard Rubenstein, Huron University College at Western Ann Holding, Huron University College at Western The Development of Sensitivity to Novel Musical Scale Structure: A Comparison between Infant and Adult Perception

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