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The spoken programme for the 2015 workshop is split into 4 main themes of social cognition: Evolution, Development, Mechanisms and Disorders. Two poster sessions showcasing work by students, postdoctoral and senior researchers will take place during the lunch and coffee breaks of each day of the workshop. Details of the keynote and invited speakers' talks are listed below. You can download the shortened version of the programme here

If you are presenting a poster, the posterboards we are using are designed to accommodate landscape A0- sized posters

THURSDAY, 27 AUGUST 2015
Evolution
Keynote: Prof. Ludwig Huber 

Comparative Cognition, Messerli Research Institute, University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna, Medical University of Vienna, University of Vienna
Title:
Social learning in non-human animals: challenging the anthropocentric views

Short Talk 1: Dr. Dan Franks
Department of Biology, Department of Computer Science, University of York
Title: Socially facilitated collective behaviour

Short Talk 2: Prof. Robert Ward
School of Psychology, Bangor University
Title: An evolved system in humans to signal behavioural biases from appearance

Development
Keynote: Prof. Malinda Carpenter
School of Psychology and Neuroscience, University of St. Andrews and Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology
Title: Selectivity and complexity in young children's prosocial behaviour

Short Talk 1: Prof. Ian Apperly
School of Psychology, University of Birmingham
Title: Self-other interference effects and the development of understanding others

Short Talk 2: Dr. Fenja Ziegler
School of Psychology, University of Lincoln
Title: From trivial to life and death: The role of social cognition in making decisions for self and others


FRIDAY, 28 AUGUST 2015
Mechanisms
Keynote: Prof. Harold Bekkering
Donders Institute for Brain, Cognition and Behaviour, Radboud University Nijmegen
Title: Predictive mechanisms in social cognition

Short Talk 1: Dr. Angelika Lingnau
Department of Psychology, Royal Holloway University of London
Title:
Acting to understand, or the other way around?

Short Talk 2: Prof. Paul Downing
School of Psychology, Bangor University
Title:  The lateral occipitotemporal cortex in action

Short Talk 3: Dr. Antonia Hamilton
University College London
Title: Mechanisms of imitation: Insights from typical and autistic cognition

Disorders
Keynote: Prof. Sue Leekam
Wales Autism Research Centre, School of Psychology, Cardiff University
Title: Social cognitive impairment and autism: what are we trying to explain?

Short Talk 1: Dr. Clare Press
Department of Psychological Sciences, Birkbeck University of London
Title: The influence on the way we move on perception of others: Implications for autism

Short Talk 2:
Dr. Kami Koldewyn
School of Psychology, Bangor University
Title: Untangling the root causes of social deficits in ASD



 





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