University of Leipzig
EPIC XIV  Leipzig, Germany, March 28-31, 2004

Postersessions

 

Emotion

 

Cognition

 

Attention

 

40 years "readiness potential"

 

Clinical and pharmacological research

 

Auditory processing and perception

 

Methods and analysis

 

Speech and language

 

Visual processing and perception

 

Motor processing

 

Emotion (Monday, March 29, 16:00-18:00, Foyer 2nd floor)

    [1] 
Goydke, K. N., Urbach, T. P., Kutas, M., Altenmueller, E., and Muente, T. F.: Perception of emotion from single sung notes: an event-related brain potential study of valence and identity matching
    [2] 
Johansson, M., and Mecklinger, A.: A spatiotemporal principal component analysis of recognition memory ERPs to emotional and neutral faces
    [3] 
Milivojevic, B., McNair, N. A., Kirk, I. J., and Corballis, M. C.: ERP effects of thatcherisation and emotional expression on upright and inverted faces
    [4] 
Pripfl, J., Fischmeister, F. P. S., Gerstmayer, A., Leodolter, U., and Bauer, H.: Phylogenetic versus ontogenetic fear-relevant pictures: EEG-source localisation by means of LORETA
    [5] 
Sammler, D., and Koelsch, S.: Music and emotion: electrophysiological correlates of the processing of pleasant and unpleasant music
    [6] 
Schacht, A., and Sommer, W.: Emotional valence accelerates lexical decisions: functional localization with ERPs
    [7] 
van Hooff, J. C., Loader, R., and Thorsteinsson, I.: Directed forgetting of emotion and neutral words
    [8] 
Werheid, K., Schacht, A., and Sommer, W.: Is beauty context-dependent? A priming study on facial attractiveness.

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Cognition (Monday, March 29, 16:00-18:00, Foyer 2nd floor)

    [9] 
Czernochowsi, D., Brinkmann, M., Johansson, M., and Mecklinger, A.: An ERP evaluation of the development of item and source memory in school-aged children and young adults
    [10] 
Doeller, C. F., Opitz, B., Krick, C., Reith, W., and Mecklinger, A.: Extracting regularities in the human brain: Are there process- and domain-specific neural mechanisms?
    [11] 
Eppinger, B., Kray, J., Mecklinger, A., and John, O.: Age-related differences in task-set selection and interference control: evidence from ERPs
    [12] 
Fehr, T., Schmiedt, C., Meistrowitz, A., Basar-Eroglu, C., and Herrmann, M.: Neuromagnetic brain activity associated with visual working memory
    [13] 
Fiehler, K., Ullsperger, M., Grigutsch, M., and von Cramon, D. Y. : Modulation of error processing by error significance: Electrophysiological and cardiac evidence
    [14] 
Galfano, G., Mazza, V., Angrilli, A., and Umiltà, C.: Stimulus-driven arithmetic N400 effect
    [15] 
Gibbons, H., and Rammsayer, T. H.: Temporal generalization in the range of milliseconds: ERPs suggest time perception within, and time estimation outside the P300 span
    [16] 
Kiefer, M., and Sim, E.-J.: The structure of semantic memory: category-specific ERP effects during visual and functional judgement
    [17] 
Lang, S., Kanngieser, N., Jaśkowski, P., Heider, H., Rose, M., and Verleger, R.: How the brain acquires explicit knowledge. Event-related potentials (ERPs) as predictive indices
    [18] 
Mouraux, A., Guérit, J. M., and Plaghki, L.: The laser-evoked P600 may reflect 'Context Closure' rather than 'Context Updating'
    [19] 
Nan, Y., and Luo Y.-J.: Processing numeracy with distractor’s variation: A RT-ERP study
    [20] 
Nessler, D., Friedman, D., Johnson, R., Jr., and Bersick, M.: Components of task switching: An ERP perspective
    [21] 
Overtoom, C. C. E., Vlierman, R. C. , Kenemans, J. L., and van der Molen, M. W.: Comparing the auditory and visual stop task: A psychophysiological study.
    [22] 
Salillas, E., Barber, H., and Carreiras, M.: Agreement and number interference processes in Spanish: An ERP study
    [23] 
Sederberg, P. B., Madsen, J. R., and Kahana, M. J.: Cortical oscillations during encoding predict successful recall
    [24] 
Willoughby, A. R., and Gehring, W. J.: The error-related negativity as an electrophysiological correlate of learning
    [25] 
Yildirim, E., Bayraktaroglu, Z., Gurvit, H., Emre, M., and Demiralp, T.: Event related potentials during verbal and non-verbal Sternberg paradigms
    [101] 
Falkenstein, M., Gajewski, P., and Stoerig, P.: Behavioral and electrophysiological correlates of response conflict in a cueing task

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Attention (Monday, March 29, 16:00-18:00, Foyer 2nd floor)

    [26] 
Carriero, L., Vasile, E., Budai, R., Weis, L., and Battaglini, P. P.: Arrows indicating direction modulate N1 amplitude
    [27] 
Giabbiconi, C.-M., and Müller, M. M.: Attentional modulation of somatosensory steady-state in the human EEG
    [28] 
Kopp, F., Schröger, E., and Lipka, S.: Recall modality affects rehearsal mechanisms in a delayed serial recall task: Evidence from an EEG coherence study
    [29] 
Lange, K., and Roeder, B.: Uni- and crossmodal effects of orienting attention to a point in time: An event-related potential study
    [30] 
Wang, J. T., Friedman, D., Ritter, W., and Bersick, M.: Attentional capture by prosodically salient information in unattended speech sounds: an ERP study
    [31] 
Wetzel, N., Berti, S., Widmann, A., and Schröger, E.: Attentional orienting and reorientation in young children

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40 years "readiness potential" (Monday, March 29, 16:00-18:00, Foyer 2nd floor)

    [99] 
Cunnington, R., Windischberger, C., Deecke, L., and Moser, E.: The Bereitschafts-BOLD response: Event-related fMRI of voluntary movement
    [100] 
Erdler M., Beisteiner R., Mayer D., Lindinger G., Milakara D., and Deecke L.: Bereitschaftsfield in supplementary and cingulate motor areas and primary motor cortex: Job sharing in preparation, intention and execution of voluntary action

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Clinical and pharmacological research (Tuesday, March 30, 16:00-18:00, Foyer 2nd floor)

    [32] 
Arnfred, S. M.: Exploration of auditory P50 gating in schizophrenia by way of difference waves
    [33] 
De Luca, V., McNeely, H. E., King N., Trakalo, J., and Kennedy, J. L.: Event related potentials during the Stroop task: Association study with DISC1 gene
    [34] 
Debatisse, D., Fornari, E., Foroglou, E., Foroglou, N., Ingvar-Maeder, M., Pralong,E., Campanella, S., Villemure, J.-G., and Maeder, P.: P300 auditory oddball paradigm by using CEPs and fMRI in vegetative comatose: Interest for a consciousness model in clinical use
    [35] 
Erdem, O., Demiralp, T., Ozdemir, O., Ergen, M., and Cuhadaroglu C.: Evaluating the cognitive effects of Bupropion HCl during smoking cessation using event-related brain potentials
    [36] 
Eryasar, B., Bilgic, B., Hanagasi, H., Aydin, U., Emre, M., and Demiralp, T.: Target P3b potentials in the novelty paradigm are more sensitive than oddball P3b potentials in detecting cognitive impairment in early stage Alzheimer's Disease (AD)
    [37] 
Hentrich-Hesse, T., Kuckuck, R., Remer, M., Schlag, B., Schumann, E., Klein, C., Schmidtke, K., and Schecker, M.: Neurolinguistic aspects of P300 in Alzheimer's disease
    [38] 
Juckel, G., Gallinat, J., Riedel, M., Sokullu, S., Schulz, C., Müller, N., and Hegerl, U.: Serotonergic dysfunction in schizophrenia assessed by loudness dependence of primary auditory cortex evoked activity
    [39] 
Jung, J., Morlet, D., Confavreux, C., and Fischer, C.: Cognitive dysfunction in multiple sclerosis patients: electrophysiological and psychometrical assessment in 46 patients
    [40] 
Kaper, M., Meinicke, P., and Ritter, H.: Single trial P300 recognition by machine-learning algorithms for brain-computer interfacing
    [42] 
Krauel, K., Baving, L., Santel, S., Düzel, E., and Hinrichs, H.: Episodic memory in patients with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
    [43] 
Kujala, T., Halmetoja, J., Leinonen, S., Lyytinen, H., Näätänen, R., and Sussman, E.: Impairment of pseudo-word and complex-sound segmentation in dyslexia
    [44] 
Lachmann, T., Berti, S., Kujala, T., and Schröger, E.: Diagnostic subgroups of developmental dyslexia have different deficits in neural processing of tones and phonemes
    [45] 
Meinke, A., Thiel, C. M., and Fink, G. R.: P1 and N1 do not reflect the nicotine induced facilitation of the processing of unattended stimuli
    [46] 
Schmiedt, C., Brand, A., Hildebrandt, H., and Basar-Eroglu, C.: Event-related oscillations during working memory tasks in schizophrenic patients and healthy controls
    [47] 
Schmiedt, C., Meistrowitz, A., Basar-Eroglu, C., and Herrmann, M.: Impairment of visual working memory in patients with Parkinson's disease: a time-frequency analysis
    [48] 
Stürmer, B., Schefter, T., Sommer, W., and Stadelmann, A.: Effects of Cannabis and delta-9-Tetrahydrocannabinol on response priming in humans
    [96] 
Georgiewa, P., Förschler, A., Rothemund, Y., Zimmer, C., Rose, M., and Klapp, B.: Affective processing in dysthymic patients – a study with fMRI

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Auditory processing and perception (Tuesday, March 30, 16:00-18:00, Foyer 2nd floor)

    [49] 
Bruneau, N., Vidal, J., Gomot, M., Roux, S., Barthélémy, C.: Interhemispheric asymmetry of tone stimuli processing in 5- 6-year-old children : an AEP topographic study
    [50] 
Carral, V., Corral, M. J., Amenedo, E., and Escera, C.: Event-related potentials as a function of auditory abstract change magnitude: a parametric study.
    [51] 
Grimm, S., Widmann, A., and Schröger, E.: MMN reflects differential processing of duration changes within short and long sounds
    [52] 
Horvath, J., and Winkler, I.: Event-related potential correlates of repetitions in random auditory stimulus sequences
    [53] 
Jentschke, S., and Koelsch, S.: Neurophysiological correlates of music perception and musical expertise: A developmental view
    [54] 
Kruck, S., Hahnemann, N., Nubel, K., and Gross, M.: Segmentation of syllables during the first year of life
    [55] 
Müller, D., Widmann, A., and Schröger, E.: Deviance-repetition effects as a function of stimulus dimension, feature variation, and timing: A Mismatch Negativity study
    [56] 
Oceák, A., Winkler, I., Sussman, E., and Alho, K.: Stimulus omission and temporal integration: Temporal structure or loudness summation
    [57] 
Takegata, R., Brattico, E., Tervaniemi, M., Varyiagina, O., Näätänen, R., and Winkler, I.: Pre-attentive conjunction of auditory features in simultaneous, spatially distributed objects
    [58] 
van Zuijen, T. L., Simoens, V., Paavilainen, P., Näätänen, R., and Tervaniemi, M.: The effect of implicit or explicit knowledge on MMN elicitation and deviance detection
    [98] 
Esaki, H., Sakurai, K., and Kato, K.: Asymmetry of MMN as an evidence of different deviant detection system

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Methods and analysis (Tuesday, March 30, 16:00-18:00, Foyer 2nd floor)

    [59] 
Ademoglu, A., Duru, D., Demiralp, T., Istefanopulos, Y., and Baykan, B.: Source localization of electrical dipoles using wavelet prefiltering and MUSIC scanning
    [60] 
Brazdil, M., Dobsik, M., Mikl, M., Daniel, P., Pazourkova, M., Krupa, P., and Rektor, I.: Depth ERPs and fMRI comparative study of auditory oddball task
    [61] 
Debatisse, D., Pralong, E., Campanella, S., Villemure, J. G., Gondoin, P., Despland, P. A., Lang, J. M., Maeder-Ingvard, M., and Gleis, M. : Time Index of Neural Network Variability (TINNV) during CEPs
    [62] 
Demiralp, T., Bayraktaroglu, Z., Ademoglu, A., Dilber, B., and Yildirim, O.: A user-friendly ERP analysis software with time-frequency and spatial decomposition facilities
    [63] 
Margada, S., Laloyaux, O., and Hansenne, M.: Impact of low frequency transcranial magnetic stimulation on event-related brain potentials
    [64] 
Nakajima, Y., and Kohno, Y.: Scalp-recorded potentials evoked by TMS
    [65] 
Pralong, E., Bisdorff, A., Campanella, S., Villemure, J. G, Maeder-Ingvar, M., Despland, P. A., Tetreault, M. H., and Debatisse, D.: Influence of the Click Evoked Myogenic Potentials (CMEP)

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Speech and language (Wednesday, March 31, 16:00-18:00, Foyer 2nd floor)

    [66] 
beim Graben, P., and Frisch, S.: Symbolic resonance analysis of event-related potentials unveils different cognitive processing demands
    [67] 
Dominguez, A., Morera, Y., and De Vega, M.: Event related brain potentials for morphological priming on the word-pseudoword pairs
    [68] 
Friedrich, C. K., Alter, K., and Friederici, A. D.: ERP effects of mismatch in word fragment priming
    [69] 
Friedrich, M., and Friederici, A. D.: N400 maturation during the second year of life
    [70] 
Heim, S., Stolterfoht, B., Gunter, T., and Alter, K.: Focus on focus: The brain's response to focus particles and accents in German
    [71] 
Hoeks, J. C. J., Stowe, L. A., and Wijers, A. A.: Processing syntactic ambiguities and the effect of pragmatic context
    [72] 
Hofmann, J., Friederici, A. D., and Kotz, S. A.: Grammatical gender in the sphere of minimal context: An ERP investigation
    [73] 
Jescheniak, J. D., Hahne, A., and Feld, H. K.: Retrieving words in a second language
    [74] 
Khader, P., and Rösler, F.: Changes of power and coherence in the EEG during verb and noun processing
    [75] 
Koester, D., Gunter, T. C., and Friederici, A. D.: Morphosyntax in German compounds: Prosody turns plural morphemes into linking elements
    [76] 
Müller, J., Hahne, A., Fujii, Y., and Friederici, A.D.: ERP correlates of miniature language learning: What's learnt within five days
    [77] 
Möller, J., and Münte, T. F. : Error monitoring during speech production: Evidence from ERPs in tongue twisters
    [78] 
Pannekamp, A., Toepel, U., Alter, K., Hahne, A., and Friederici, A. D.: ERPs to prosodic processing in normal and deviant speech
    [79] 
Paulmann, S., Elston-Güttler, K. E., and Kotz, S. A.: Language control: Interlingual homographs and their influence on L2 processing - an ERP study
    [80] 
Pulvermüller, F., Hauk, O., Shtyrov, Y., Johnsrude, I., Nikulin, V., and Ilmoniemi, R. J.: Brain connections of language and actions
    [81] 
Shtyrov, Y., and Pulvermüller, F.: Evidence of early category-specific semantic processing in the brain: Responses to english action words in auditory odd-ball
    [82] 
Sivonen, P., Maess, B., and Friederici, A. D.: Coughing is disturbing: delayed semantic reconstruction of words with obliterated speech sounds
    [83] 
Stowe, L. A., and Hoeks, J. C. J.: Do readers use prediction in on-line sentence processing?
    [102] 
Hertrich, I., Mathiak, K., Ackermann, H., and Lutzenberger, W.: Audiovisual interactions during speech perception: A whole-head MEG study

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Visual processing and perception (Wednesday, March 31, 16:00-18:00, Foyer 2nd floor)

    [84] 
Bayraktaroglu, Z., Ergenoglu, T., Yıldırım, O., Dilber, B., Devrim, M., Beydagi, H., and Demiralp, T.: Alpha rhythm of the EEG modulates visual detection
    [85] 
Engst, F. M., Sommer, W., and Martin-Loeches, M.: Recognizing famous faces and famous buildings: An ERP-analysis of repetition priming
    [86] 
Fischmeister, F. P. S., Pripfl, J., Tschida, U., Leodolter, U., and Bauer, H.: Cortical areas related to depth perception of natural images: a LORETA analysis.
    [87] 
Min, B. K., Busch, N. A., Debener, S., Kranczioch, C., Engel, A. K., and Herrmann, C. S.: Differentiating evoked and induced visual alpha activity by exogenous parameters
    [88] 
Roeber, U., Widmann, A., Herrmann, C. S., and Schröger, E.: Observer's perceptual state in binocular rivalry modulates early ERP components
    [89] 
Roman, R., Brázdil, M., Jurák, P., Rektor, I., and Kukleta, M.: Intracerebrally recorded ERPs in a frequency range of 5.5-15 Hz in visual oddball paradigm
    [90] 
Schubö, A., Meinecke, C., and Schröger, E.: Detecting pop-out targets in displays of varying set sizes
    [97] 
Boehm, S. G., Klostermann, E. C., and Paller, K. A.: Neural correlates of perceptual contributions to implicit memory for faces

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Motor processing (Wednesday, March 31, 16:00-18:00, Foyer 2nd floor)

    [91] 
Eichele, T., Hugdahl, K., and Nordby, H.: Effects of musical training on response timing, motor related cortical potentials, task related power and coherence in a simple synchronization tapping task
    [92] 
Praamstra, P., and Seiss, E.: Dynamics of motor cortex activation in response selection: Activation and inhibition following subliminal response priming
    [93] 
Stahl, J., and Rammsayer, T.: Differential effects of stimulus discriminability on processing speed at different stages of sensorimotor processing
    [94] 
Vasile, E., Carriero, L., Budai, R., and Battaglini, P. P.: Executed and imagined movement: an EEG study.

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