Naomi Miyake & Wayne Gray |
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Symposium/workshop I:
Culture and Cognition _ Session 1 |
09:00-10:30 |
Cultural and Cognitive
Structures of Human Languages |
Organizers:
Jeong-Hwa Lee, Korea Digital University |
Presenters:
Misook Kim (Sangji University) |
Sunyoung Lee (University of Maryland) |
Jeong-Hwa Lee (Korea Digital University) |
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Symposium/workshop II:
Culture and Language _ Session 1 |
09:00-10:30 |
Cognitive correlates
of reading and spelling in Korean Hangul,
English and Chinese Hanja among Korean children |
Organizers:
Jeung-Ryeul Cho & Jee-Young Lee
(Kyungnam University) |
Presenters:
Jeung-Ryeul Cho (Kyungnam University) |
Jee-Young Lee (Kyungnam University) |
Ping Li (Kyungnam University) |
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Symposium/workshop III:
Culture and Cognition _ Session 2 |
10:45-12:15 |
How the mind and culture
are shaped interactively: Bridging social
and cognitive views |
Organizer:
Hiroshi Yama (Kobe College) |
Presenters:
Jean-Baptiste Van der Henst (CNRS University
of Lyon) |
"How is inconsistency resolved
on belief? : French and Japanese cases" |
Kakahiko Masuda (University of Alberta) |
"Cultural variation in intentional
regulation between the Japanese and
Westerners: An eye-tracking study" |
Takeshi Hatamura (University of British
Colombia) |
"Culture and regulatory focus:
Cognitive and motivational implication" |
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Symposium/workshop IV:
Culture and Language _ Session 2 |
10:45-12:15 |
Language-specific semantics
and categorization |
Organizer:
Soonja Choi (San Diego State University) |
Presenters:
Soonja Choi (San Diego State University) |
"Influence of language-specific
input on spatial categorization: Categories
of containment" |
Marianella Casasola (Cornell University) |
"How linguistic input shapes
spatial categorization in infants and
toddlers" |
Twila Tardif, Nina Simms, Chao Liu (University
of Michigan) |
"Removing the "basic"
and "typical" in noun
categories: ERP and behavioral studies
with English and Chinese speakers" |
Discussant:
Laraine McDonough (Brooklyn College
and Graduate Center of CUNY) |
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Lunch
Break |
Symposium/workshop V, VI, VII: |
13:15-18:15 |
Toward social mechanisms
of android science |
Organizers:
Karl MacDorman & Hiroshi Ishiguro
(Osaka University) |
Presenters:
Hiroshi Ishiguro (Osaka University) |
"Research issues in android
science" |
Chen Yu, Hui Zhang & Linda B. Smith |
"Using virtual humans to study
embodied social interaction" |
Ben Goertzel, Ari Heljakka, Stephan
Vladimir Bugaj, Cassio Pennachin, &
Moshe Looks |
"Exploring android developmental
psychology in a simulation world" |
Masahiro Hirai & Kazuo Hiraki |
"Disappearance of inversion
effect for walking animation with robotic
appearance" |
Shoji Itakura, Takayuki Kanda, &
Hiroshi Ishiguro |
"Mentalizing to non-human agents
by children" |
Morana Alac & Ayse Saygin |
Christopher Rame |
David Hanson |
"Exploring the aesthetic range
of humanoid robots" |
Karl MacDorman |
"Emotional appraisals of humanlike
forms: An exploration of the uncanny
valley" |
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Symposium/workshop VIII: |
13:15-14:45 |
Influence of culture
and language on concepts and cognitive functions |
Organizers:
Mutsumi Imai (Keio University) &
Barbara Malt (Lehigh University) |
Presenters:
Sandra Waxman (Northwestern University) |
"Core knowledge, naming and the
acquisition of the fundamental (folk)
biologic concept 'ALIVE'" |
Norbert Ross (Vanderbilt University) |
"Cultural Aspects in the Development
of Children's Understanding of Folkbiology" |
Mutsumi Imai (Keio U) & Henrik Saalbach
(Max Planck Institute for Human Development) |
"Influence of language, culture,
and universal cognitive constraints
on the everyday object concepts" |
Barbara Malt (Lehigh University) |
"Language, culture, and cognition:
Commentary" |
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Symposium/workshop IX: |
15:00-16:30 |
Internal observation
as a method for constructive science |
Organizer:
Hideyuki Nakashima (Future University
- Hakodate) |
Presenters:
Hideyuki Nakashima (Future University
- Hakodate) |
Masaki Suwa (Chukyo University) |
Haruyuki Fujii (Tokyo Institute of Technology) |
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Symposium/workshop X: |
16:45-18:15 |
Remembering Giyoo Hatano-Going
beyond one Japanese cognitive scientist's
work |
Organizer:
Naomi Miyake (Chukyo University) |
Presenters:
Yoshio Miyake (Chukyo University) |
"Giyoo Hatano's studies on mental
abacus and beyond" |
Hajime Shirouzu (Chukyo University) |
"Giyoo Hatano's studies on hypothesis-experiment
classrooms and beyond" |
Naomi Miyake (Chukyo University) |
"Giyoo Hatano's studies on how
people learn and beyond" |
Video
commentary:
Michael Cole (on Video) "Giyoo
Hatano, a genuinely international cognitive
scientist" |
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Poster
Session |