Catherine L. Harris, Ph.D.

Past Conferences (selected)

Event	Location	Date	Topic	Format
Psychonomics Society Meeting	Kansas City	Nov 21-24 2002	Repetition Blindness: Bug or Feature?	pdf
Eastern Psychological Asocation (EPA)	Baltimore, MD	March 13-16, 03	All my projects: Repetition Blindness... Bilingualism... Obsesive Compulsive
Cognitive Neuroscience Society	New York City	March 30-April 1, 2003	Illusions electrified: ERP priming effects are induced by illusory words	HTML
Cognitive Neuroscience Society	New York City	March 30-April 1, 2003	Bilinguals' autonomic arousal to language mirrors their subjective emotional experience	HTML
Cognitive Neuroscience Society Meeting	San Francisco	March 2002	Electrodermal Recording and Bilingualism	Abstract HTML
Psychonomic Society Meeting	Orlando	November 2001	Nonwords and Repetition Blindness	Full Text PDF
University of Hull Visit	Hull, England	May 5-9, 2001
Consciousness and Emotion Conference		January 11-18, 2001	When hunches mislead: Problem-solving deficits in patients with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder	Abstract HTML
Theoretical and Experimental Neuropsychology	Montreal	June 2000	Adult Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder: ÆNeuropsychological Correlates and Clinical Presentation	Abstract HTML
Psychonomic Society Meeting	New Orleans	November 16-19, 2000	How are Diacritic Letters Represented? Evidence from Turkish Repetition Blindness	Abstract HTML
Neural Information Processing	Colorado	November 1998	Distributed Representations and Mixed Schemas	Abstract HTML
Eastern Psychological Asocation (EPA)	Washington, DC	April 16-18 2004	Repetition Blindness... Bilingualism... Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
Language, Cognition, Mind	Bristol Portsmouth Amsterdam	July 15-16 July 17-20 July 22-28	Language is Embodied, Emotional, and Contextualized: Evidence from Psychophysiological Studies of Bilingual Speakers (with Julia Feld)	abstract
Conceptual Structure, Discourse and Language	University of Alberta	October 8-10 2004	Heightened emotion in a first language: Evidence for context dependent storage of words and phrases	abstract
Language, Cognitive Science and Evolutionary Psychology	Portland, Maine	October 22-23, 2004	Homo sapiens are wired for emotion, and language is no exception
Psychonomics Society Meeting	Minneapolis	November 18-21, 2004	"Illusory" Taboo words are better detected than non-taboo targets (with Don MacKay, Rendi Bolton and Christopher Robles)	and with Sharon Hannigan: Schizotypal traits and memory illusions
5th International Symposium on Bilingualism.	Barcelona	20-23th March 2005	Bilingual Lexicon
SUNY Albany Cognitive Psychology Talk	Albany, NY	October 2005	Emotion and bilingualism	abstract
Cornell University Psychology Department	Ithaca, NY	Feb 10, 2006	Emotion: The always neglected, all-essential ingredient of language acquisition and processing	abstract
Brigham & Women Hospital, Behavioral Neuroscience Seminar.	Boston, MA	March 2, 2006	The Neuropsychology of Empathy	BRAY rm 217
The Second Biennial Conference on Cognitive Science	St. Petersburg, Russia	June 9-13 2006	Reactions to emotional language in English-Russian bilingual speakers	Symposium description
Cognitive Neuroscience Society	New York	May 2007	Psychophysiological Studies of Emotional Arousal to Bilingual Speakers' First and Second Languages	Staroselsky, Vasilyeva, Rukovets, Choate
Association for Psychological Science	Washington DC	May 26	Preferring to lie in L1 vs L2: Is emotionality or proficiency more important?	N. Sanchez, B.Ventura, C. Angun, A. Aycicegi-Dinn
University of Kent Workshop on Bilingualism and Emotion	Canterbury	May 26-27	When is the first language more emotional?	See paper
Psychonomic Society	Long Beach	Nov 2007	"Stop That" more arousing in L1, "I love you" in L2.