ICPS
2023 International Convention of Psychological Science
Categorization across Fields: Insights from Learning, Cognition, and Perception
Categorization pervades many psychological domains. In perception, identical stimuli are experienced differently depending on their categorization. In cognition, inferring a concept’s properties is category-based. And in classical conditioning, participants categorize stimuli as harmful or safe. In this symposium, we connect researchers from these fields to inspire more cross-domain interactions.
Chairs & Discussants
- Eline Van GeertChair
Kuleuven University, Leuven - Jonas ZamanCoChair
KU Leuven - Steven VerheyenDiscussant
Erasmus University Rotterdam
Presentations
- The Idiosyncratic Nature of How Individuals Perceive, Represent, and Remember Their Surroundings and Its Impact on Learning-Based Generalization.Jonas Zaman, Kenny Yu, Steven Verheyen
- The Role of Categorization in Inductive ReasoningMatías Osta-Vélez, Peter Gärdenfors
- Pre-Existing Categorization Diminishes Attractive and Repulsive Temporal History Effects on PerceptionEline Van Geert, Johan Wagemans
- Conjunctions of Vague Categories and Their DegreesPaul Egré, James Hampton, Elisa Scerrati, Gabija Urbonaviciute, Steven Verheyen