ICPS
2019 International Convention of Psychological Science
Addressing the Homunculus in the Room: Alternative Mechanisms to Account for Cognitive Control
Behavior that cannot fully be explained by prior learning experiences with actual responses is often attributed to cognitive control. However, there is an alarming lack of knowledge on mechanisms driving cognitive control. The current symposium provides examples of how "control" is linked to mechanisms traditionally attributed to automatic (stimulus-driven) processes.
Chairs & Discussants
- Torsten Martiny-HuengerChair
UiT The Arctic University of Norway
Presentations
- Tenacious Instructions: Automatic Impact of Unexecuted Instructions That Are No Longer RelevantBaptist Liefooghe
- Action-Effect Associations Regulate Both the Selection and Monitoring of Goal-Directed Actions - Evidence from Anticipatory SaccadesChristina Pfeuffer
- Deliberation Reduces the Likelihood of Expressing Dominant ResponsesTorsten Martiny-Huenger, Maik Bieleke, Johannes Doerflinger, Matthew Stephensen, Peter Gollwitzer
- Is Conflict Adaptation Grounded in or Confounded By Learning?Elger Abrahamse
