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第七屆國際認(rèn)知科學(xué)大會論文集（英文） 
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第七屆國際認(rèn)知科學(xué)大會在北京開幕。來自全球二十多個國家和地區(qū)的數(shù)百名科學(xué)家在此次會議上共同探討和交流認(rèn)知科學(xué)前沿問題。大會組織了認(rèn)知科學(xué)與腦成像、認(rèn)知科學(xué)與教育、認(rèn)知科學(xué)與精神健康、認(rèn)知科學(xué)與信息科學(xué)、認(rèn)知科學(xué)與社會科學(xué)等五大方面的學(xué)術(shù)報告。各國科學(xué)家們將討論涉及認(rèn)知科學(xué)的各種前沿科學(xué)問題，并特別突出認(rèn)知科學(xué)高度跨學(xué)科的特點(diǎn)。
PartⅠ Opening Ceremony Speeches
1 Neural Basis for Selective Visual Attention 2.Modelling Visual Attention in a Biologically Plausible System: Bridging the Gap between Physiology and Cognition 3.Spike Timing-Dependent Plasticity of Neural Circuits-Hebb's Postulate Revisited 4.Brain Mechanisms Underlying the Intuitive Thinking in Board-Game Experts 5.A Conspiracy Theory of Learning to Read Chinese: Mapping the Educated Eyes to the Educated Brain PartⅡ Frontiers in Congnitive Science Section 1 Presidential Symposium on Vision 1.The Global-first Topological Definition of Perceptual Objects, and Its Neural Correlation in Anterior Temporal Lobe 2.Examining Cortical Circuitry Subserving Working Memory for Visual Motion 3.Binocular Rivalry: Mechanisms and Applications 4.Fast and Rrobust Processing of Visual Information From Field Potentials in the Human Temporal Visual Cortex 5.Imaging Attention in the Brain: Optical Imaging Studies of Area V4 in Awake, Behaving Macaque Monkeys 6.Seeing the Functional Role of Adaptation Section 2 Attention Symposium 1 Intentions in the Mind/Brain 1.The Intentionality Network 2.From Social Intention to Action: Kinematic Evidence of Social Planning and Control 3.Inferring Intentions from Biological Motion 4.Minds Made for Sharing？ An fMRI Investigation of the Neural Correlates of Joint Attention Symposium 2 A General Theory of Visual Attention （TVA） ~ Cognitive Modeling and Neuropsychological Applications 1.Modulation of Working Memory Related Neural Activity Bydistraction 2.TVA Based Studies of Dyslexia 3.TVA Based Studies on the Neurogenetics of Cognition 4.Neuro-Cognitive Markers of Progressive Attentional Decline in Neurodegenerative Diseases: Parametric Assessment Based on Bundesen's Theory of Visual Attention （TVA） 5.The NTVA Framework: Linking Cognition and Neuroscienee 6.Attentional Capture and Control: Computation of Attentional Weights 7.Top-Down Suppression from Prefrontal to Primary Somatosensory Cortex Facilitates Tactile 8.Modeling Attentional Dwell-Time 9.Towards a Neural Theory of Visual Attention in Perception and Sensori Motor Control （TVA-M） 10.Testing Theories of Pure Alexia Using TVA 11.Examining Spatial Properties from Multiple Views 12.Quantifying Visual Attention: TVA-Based Assessment of Distinct Components of Visual Attention Symposium 3 Neural Correlates of Attention and Meditation 1.Brain Activation during Development 2.Children 3 - 8 Years of Age= Evidence from ERPs 3.The Effects of Working Memory Training and Processing Speed Training on Neural Systems and Cognitive Functions 4.Neural Correlates of Attention Training and Meditation Practice 5.The Early Attentional Modulation of C1 Component-High Perceptual Load Preferred, but Attentional Load not Crucial Section 3 Language Plenary Speech 1.Social Intelligence as a Domain-Specific Module and the Emergence of I.anguage 2.Developmental Dyslexia in Chinese and English Symposium 1 Cognitive Neuroscience of I.anguage 1.Characterizing Ventral Occipito-Temporal Contributions to Reading 2.Neural Substrates of I.exical Tone as Revealed at Different Stages of Cortical and Subcortical Processing 3.Understanding Dynamic Interacting Neural Networks: Applications to Speech and Language 4.Auditory Memory, I.ead I.ag Integration, and Speech Unmasking in Noisy, Reverberant Environments 5.The Architecture of Speech Perception and Its Temporal Foundations 6.Evidence Against a Dedicated System for Visual Word Forms in the Fusiform Gyrus Symposium 2 Cognitive Processes and Representation of Asian Languages 1. The Phonological Process with two Patterns of Chinese Characters Symposium 3 Universality and Language-specificity of Sound Symbolism. the Interplay of Multimodality, Embodiment, and Iconicity 1.The Cognitive Semantics of Onomatopoeia: A Crosslinguistic Perspective on the Lexical Integration of Sound Symbolism 2.Sound Symbolism on Touch 3.Parallel Relationship between Sound Symbolism and Cross-Modal Correspondence 4. Neural Priming of Action Concept: fMRI Adaptation for Action Words 5.Mimetics and Verb Learning= a Discourse Analysis of Verbs Introduced with Mimetic Verbs Symposium 4 Enhancing Electronic Dictionaries with the Help of Lexicographers, Computer Scientists and Cognitive Psychologists 1.A Proposal for Obtaining the Knowledge Base of Onomasiological Dictionaries " 2.Word Sense Disambiguation Using Associative Concept Dictionary 3.Utilizing the Distributional Hypothesis for Multilingual Thesaurus Construction 4.EvaluatingStatistical Models for Basic I.exieon 5.The Mental Lexicon, Blueprint of Tomorrow's Electronic Dictionaries Section 4 Animal Cognition 1.Accessing the Neural Bases of Cognitive Processing: Lessons from an Insect Brain Symposium 1 Animal Cognition——Intelligent Behavior Emerging from a Small Brain 1.MAPK Cascades in Rat Anterior Cingulate Cortex Contribute to Induction and Expression of Pain-Related Emotion 2.Emotional Learning Enhances Stimulus-Specific Top-Down Modulation of Sensorimotor Gating in Socially Reared Rats But Not Isolation-Reared Rats 3.Face Processing by Honeybees~ How Does Brightness Inversion Affect the Capacity of the Miniature Brain to Bind and Configure Spatial Elements for Reliable Recognition？ 4.Differential Roles of the Fan-Shaped Body and the Ellipsoid Body in Drosophila Visual Pattern Memory 5.Deep Sequencing-Based Transcriptome Profiling Reveals the Differences between Foraging and Dancingbehavior in the Honey Bee, Apis Mellifera 6.Vision of Bees in Relation to Flower Patterns 7.Selective Visual Attention in Drosophila during Tethered Flight 8.Small Brains, Smart Minds: New Evidence of Higher Cognitive Function Emerging from the Small Brain 9.Investigating Episodic Memory in Rats Symposium 2 Animal Cognition.. Nonhuman Primates Studies 1.Visuospatial Properties of Caudal 7b in the Monkey 2.AdaptiveVisual Processing in the Primary Visual Cortex 3.The Cortical Functional Organizations for Illusory and Kinetic Contour Processingacross V1, V2 and V4 of Macaque Ventral Pathway Section 5 Early Development on Face Processing 1.The Development of Specialization in Face Processing 2.Emergenceof the Own-Race Advantage in Taiwanese Infants.. Rethinking Perceptual Narrowing in a Developing Visual System 3.Emergence and Development of the Other-Race Effect in Infancy and Early Childhood 4.Infants' Knowledge of Their Own Species 5.Body Inversion Effect: a Qualitative Change or a Quantitative Change Section 6 Philosophy of Mind. Computation and Cognition 1.Can Computationalism Avoid the Triviality Problem？ The Triviality Arguments and Implementation in Cognitive Science 2.Why the Mind Is Not Computational？ 3.A Computational Explanation of Intentionality 4.The Representation-Computation Metaphor and the Embodiment-Interaction Metaphor 5.Information Processing, Computation, and Cognition 6.How to Tell a Propositional-Attitude-Eliminating Story on Cognition without Eliminating Contents？ -" 7.Fodor's Worry Section 7 Higher Levels of Cognition 1.The Influence of Working Memory on Transfer of Incompatible Iocation-Relevant Mapping on a Subsequent Simon Task 2.What is the Smallest Number of Premises in Inductive Decision-Making under Uncertainty In Daily Life？ 3.Order-Effected Verification Bias and the "Denial Antecedent Error 4.The Development of Cognitive Abilities in Chinese Children 5.How Does Anxiety Affect Decision-Making 6.Neural Correlates of "Aha" Experiences during Insight Problem Solving 7.Inferior Frontal Gyrus Was Activated During Sentence-Level Semantic Unification in Both Explicit and Implicit Reading Tasks 8.Rapid Processing of both Reward Probability and Reward Uncertainty in the Human Anterior Cingulate Cortex PartⅢ Impacts of Cognitive Science Section 1 Cognitive Science and Brain Mapping Workshop Neuro MR Insights Into the Brain 1 Opportunities and Challenges of High Field MRI and MRS 2.Ultrafast Functional Magnetic Resonance 3.Sounds and Music.- fMRI of the Auditory System 4,Gains and Losses of 7T MRI for Imaging Neuroseience Symposium 1 Brain Imaging and Signal Processing Methods 1.A Kalman Smoother-Based Approach for Estimating Time-Varying Cortical Connectivity from High-Density EEG 2.An Aadaptive Algorithm of Second Order Blind Identification （SOBI） with Reference 3.Taking into Account Latency, Amplitude and Morphology: Improved Estimation of Single-Trial EEG/MEG Responses by Wavelet Filtering and Multiple Linear Regression 4.A Network Graphical Analysis Approach Demonstrates Different Connectivity Patterns Across Disease Subtypes in Parkinson's Disease （PD） 5.Likelihood Unmndality of a State-Space Model with Point Process Observations for Neural Spike Train Modeling 6.Multiblock PLS Model for Group Analysis Detects Ipsilateral Cerebellum and Globus Pallidus Hyperactivity in Parkinson Disease Symposium 2 ASL Perfusion MRI in Cognitive and Clinical Neuroscience Symposium 3 Mutlimodal Brain Mapping Methods Overview 1. Electrocorticography （ECOG） in Functional Cognitive Studies …… PartⅣ Special Events PartⅤ Special Events
The studv of representations of sequence knowledge is a hot cognitive psychological issue in thefield of implicit learning.The present study investigated implicit and explicit learningreDresentations’difference in a modified serial reaction time task，using N2，P3，lateralized readinesspotential（LRP）as index.
36 subjects were grouped randomly to intentional or incidental group，respectively.Subjects hadto learn a 1 2一letter-long repeating sequence that was irregularly disrupted by deviating sequence，including perceptual deviant and motor deviant.After the task，all participants were asked tocomplete the generation task.Then explicit and implicit learner were separated with the scores.N2，P3 and Response-locking LRP's onset latency and mean amplitude were measured among threetotally different sequence in distinct learning strategy. The result SUggested that in the perceptual selection stage，The way to represent sequenceknowledge between implicit and explicit learner was different，the motor representations played amore important role than the perceptual way in both way to sequence learning.While in the responsepreparation stage，three kind of sequences’onset latency and mean amplitude of LRP-R had no difference even under the distinct learning strategies.The perceptual deviant sequence had thelongest preparation time than the motor deviant one，and the standard sequence had the shortest preparation time. While perceptual deviant sequence had a more negative amplitude than the othertwo，which had no difference between each other. ……
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