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Date
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Speaker
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Subject/Location
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February 7th
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Gus Craik
University of Toronto
(Invited by Denise Park)
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Human Memory and Aging:The Role of Attentional
Resources
4448 East Hall 3:00 – 4:00
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February 12th
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Erica Goode
New York Times
(Invited by Randy Nesse)
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Writing About Psychology: The breakfast table effect,
the theory of critical mass, the problem of the editor’s great-aunt
Maysie, the circus elephant’s conundrum, and why journalists
will, in the end, probably never do exactly as scientists want them
to
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March 14th
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Patti Reuter-Lorenz
University of Michigan
(Invited by Denise Park)
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Neurocognitive Aging of Working Memory
6080 ISR 3:00 – 400
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February 19th
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Tom Pyszczynski
University of Colorado at Colorado Springs
(Invited by Jennifer Crocker)
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Current Directions in Terror Management Theory
and Research: Towards an Experimental Existential Psychology
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March 21st
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John Gabrieli
Stanford University
(Invited by Denise Park)
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TBA
4448 East Hall 3:00 – 4:00
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March 26th
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Richard Tremblay
University of Montreal
(Invited by Rowell Huesmann)
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The Developmental Origins of Physical Aggression
and the Prevention of Physical Violence
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March 28th
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Roberto Cabeza
Duke University
(Invited by Denise Park)
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Functional Neuroimaging of Memory and Aging
4448 East Hall 3:00 –4:00
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April 11th
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Robert Buckner
Washington University
(Invited by Denise Park)
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Functional Brain Imaging of Memory Encoding in
Younger and Older Adults
4448 East Hall 3:00 – 4:00
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