COOL
Mechanisms of conscious and unconscious learning
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| Boddez Y., Davey G., Vervliet B. (2017). Editorial: Experimental Psychopathology: Defining the field. Psychopathology Review, 4 (2), 109-111. | Yannick Boddez | KUL | 2018 04 | |
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| Lijima Y., Takano K., Boddez Y., Raes F., Tanno Y. (2017). Negative Self-Referent Thinking is Less Sensitive to Aversive Outcomes in People with Higher Levels of Depressive Symptoms. Frontiers in Psychology, 8, art.nr. 1333. | Yannick Boddez | KUL | 2018 04 | |
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| Scheveneels S., Boddez Y., Bennett M., Hermans D. (2017). One for all: The effect of extinction stimulus typicality on return of fear. Journal of Behavior Therapy and Experimental Psychiatry, 57, 37-44. | Yannick Boddez | KUL | 2018 04 | |
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| Barry T., Takano K., Boddez Y., Raes F. (2018). Lower sleep duration is associated with reduced autobiographical memory specificity. Behavioral Sleep Medicine, in press. | Yannick Boddez | KUL | 2018 04 | |
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| Meulders A., Boddez Y., Blanco F., Van Den Houte M., Vlaeyen J. (2018). Reduced selective learning in fibromyalgia patients versus healthy controls. Pain. | Yannick Boddez | KUL | 2018 04 | 1mb |
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| Scheveneels, S., Boddez, Y., & Hermans, D. (accepted for publication). Learning mechanisms in fear and anxiety: It is still not what you think it is. In B. Olatunji (Ed.). The Cambridge Handbook of Anxiety and Related Disorders. | Yannick Boddez | KUL | 2018 04 | 30kb |
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| Kick-off Dienes 1 | Zoltan Dienes | SUSSEX | 2013 02 | 2mb |
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| Kick-off Dienes 2 | Zoltan Dienes | SUSSEX | 2013 02 | 4mb |
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| The nature of the memory buffer in implicit learning: Learning Chinese tonal symmetries | Zoltan Dienes | SUSSEX | 2013 11 | |
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Li, F., Jiang, S., Guo, X., Yang, Z, & Dienes, Z. (2013). The nature of the memory buffer in implicit learning: Learning Chinese tonal symmetries. Consciousness and Cognition 22, 920-930 | ||||||
| COOL2 WP4 update | Zoltan Dienes | SUSSEX | 2013 11 | 3mb |
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| Dienes et al 2016 discusses metacognition of agency in hypnosis and meditation | Zoltan Dienes | SUSSEX | 2015 10 | 1mb |
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Although meditation and hypnosis appear to be similar, both in skills demanded (e.g., imaginative involvement) and in their use as therapies, this chapter argues that the two are essentially different. Whereas mindfulness meditation aims to develop accurate meta-awareness, the hypnotic experience results from a lack of awareness of intentions; hypnosis is effectively a form of self-deception. The claim is supported by reviewing evidence that (a) meditators are not very hypnotizable; (b) highly hypnotizable people become aware of their intentions especially late while meditators have awareness | ||||||
| Kick-off Rossion 1 | Bruno Rossion | UCL | 2013 02 | |
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| Kick-off Rossion 2 | Bruno Rossion | UCL | 2013 02 | |
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| Program COOL4 | Bruno Rossion | UCL | 2016 01 | 1mb |
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This is the program of the COOL4 meeting | ||||||
| Kick-off Haggard | Patrick Haggard | UCL.UK | 2013 02 | 2mb |