Rutgers Center for Cognitive Science
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What Works and What Doesn’t: Things to Know to Land an Internship
Speaker: Elizabeth Langemak, Associate Director of Campus Programs, Verizon
In this talk, we will discuss how insights into the computational underpinnings of psychotic symptoms can serve as a bridge across levels of description and across time as psychosis develops.
Abstract: Brood parasitic birds represent several evolutionary and ontogenetic dilemmas for researchers: how do parasites recognize their own species when raised by a different one and why do hosts accept parasitic eggs and chicks instead of rejecting them.
Abstract: The best future for science on children's learning will be one that embraces both descriptive research and great experiments. We can all look forward to the new hypotheses that emerge from this union, which will position us to create new models of learning, growth, and change.
Abstract: Humans regularly reason about the belief states of others. Where does this capacity originate? Competing hypotheses include biologically evolved endowments, social interaction, and exposure to language. Recent
Please arrive on time as parking is very limited and students arrive promptly at 1:00 PM.
