The Gran Canaria Cognitive Research Center recently participated in the Interdisciplinary Advances in Statistical Learning Conference in San Sebastián. Our team was proud to contribute to the field with a diverse lineup of presentations, showcasing our latest research in statistical learning and cognitive science.
Here is the full list of our presentations from the conference:
Absence of sex differences in implicit statistical learning – Inés Botía, Bianka Brezóczki, Adrienn Holczer, Dezső Németh & Teodóra Vékony.
Exploring the interplay between DLPFC hemodynamics, statistical learning and mind wandering: an FNIRS study – Andreas Alexandersen, Emanuele Galladini, Emanuele Ciardo, Inés Botía, Teodóra Vékony & Dezső Németh.
Inhibitory rTMS over the bilateral DLPFC modulates interference between competing statistical representations – Emanuele Galladini, Andreas Alexandersen, Emanuele Ciardo, Felipe Pedraza, Teodóra Vékony & Dezső Németh.
Mind wandering dynamically regulates the interaction between implicit statistical learning and inhibitory control – Teodóra Vékony, Bianka Brezóczki, Gábor Csifcsák, Dezső Németh & Péter Simor.
Performance Sensitivity to Increased Complexity reduces Learning Effects on Rhythms’ Self-reported Liking – Marc Deosdad Díez & Josep Marco-Pallarés.
Obsessive-Compulsive Tendencies Modulate the Balance Between Statistical Learning and Cognitive Flexibility – Bianka Brezóczki, Teodóra Vékony, Ph.D., Bence Csaba Farkas, Flóra Hann & Dezső Németh.
Early response time Variability predicts Statistical Learning – Emanuele Ciardo, Andreas Alexandersen, Emanuele Galladini, Teodóra Vékony & Dezső Németh.
Unraveling the impact of ADHD-like traits on the interplay between predictive processes and inhibitory control – Horváth Karolina Horváth, Bianka Brezóczki, Adrienn Holczer, Teodóra Vékony & Dezső Németh.
Resolving Core Debates in Statistical Learning: Moving Beyond the Myth of Process Purity – Dezső Németh.
Learning regularities in noise engages both neural predictive activity and representational changes – Coumarane Tirou, Oussama Abdoun, Teodóra Vékony, Laure Tosatto, Andrea Brovelli, Marine Vernet, Dezső Németh & Romain Quentin.
We look forward to our next scientific adventures!
