Category: Conference Presentations

On February 28, members of the BAP Lab presented their work at the 97th Annual Meeting of the Eastern Psychological Association in Boston. Maya Gjonbalaj ’25, Kateryna Panikhina ’27, & Sam Gerber ’26 presented their research on how task-relevant visual features modulate object substitution masking (OSM), finding that when participants were instructed to focus on…

On Saturday, March 8th, members of the BAP Lab traveled to New York City to present two posters at the Eastern Psychological Association (EPA) Annual Meeting. One poster, led by RA Polina Rafailova found that robot eye gaze directs attention in a location-based manner (see pdf of poster here). A second poster, led by RA…

On Friday, March 3rd Tom presented a poster at EPA done in collaboration with undergraduates Marco Caliandro, Gloria Tucker, Mingxi Wang, and Ivy Wu. The poster entitled, “Can race serve as a context in context-driven attentional control?” reported the results of three experiments conducted during the Fall 2021 semester which answered this question with a…

On Friday, March 6th, research assistants Kirsten Ostbirk and Itzel Herrera Garcia presented research (virtually) at the 2021 Eastern Psychological Association Annual Meeting. The poster described the results of a study conducted by the Bap Lab which investigated the impact of student-professor rapport on students active learning discomfort. The poster is available below.

On Friday, March 4th, Prof. Hutcheon and research assistant Immanuel Zion presented research at the Eastern Psychological Association Annual Meeting in New York, NY. The poster described the results of a study conducted by the cognitive ctrl lab which investigated whether a secondary memory task would impact the presence of stimulus-driven control. The poster is…

On Thursday, November 15th, the Cognitive Ctrl lab was set to head to New Orleans to present recent work at the Annual Meeting of the Psychonomic Society. Unfortunately, an early season snow storm dumped over 6 inches of snow on New York (the second most snow in November since the 1800s) leading to a cancelled…