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Date:         Wed, 8 Apr 1992 11:24:31 -0700
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Subject:      TENNET program
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TENNET III   Montreal, Quebec, Canada    May 20-22, 1992


For your information,  this is the preliminary program for
TENNET III; some minor modifications of titles and further
details on the time periods, will be added shortly. If you
are presenting a paper or poster, please note (a) both an
overhead transparency projector and standard 35mm (2x2) slide
projector will be available and (b) poster frames are 4 feet
by 8 feet in size. Please make the print size on your poster
large enough to be easily read at a distance of at least 4 feet
so that several people can read it at the same time. Hotel and
registration information is at the end of this file.
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Wednesday, May 20
(breakfast will be served before the first symposium; posters
should be mounted on boards at this time)

ATTENTIONAL DEFICITS AND MODELS OF ATTENTION (Wed a.m.)
(Paul Eling, Nijmegen)
    J. van der Meere. "Attention Research in Children with
Attention Deficit, Hyperactivity Disorder"

    E. Ladavas.  "Automatic and Voluntary Orienting of Visual
Attention: A Dissociation between Patients with Frontal and
Parietal Lesions"

    G. van Breukelen. "A Model and Diagnostic Measures for
Response Time Series for Tests of Sustained Attention"


RECENT STUDIES OF NORMAL AND ABNORMAL MEMORY (Wed p.m.)
(Fergus Craik, Toronto)

    G. Winocur. "Hippocampal and Frontal Functions in Learning
and Memory"

    F. Craik.  "Environmental and Schematic Support in Normal
and Abnormal Memory"

    J. Dywan.  "Memory for Source: Monitoring Context or
Monitoring Self?"

    M. Verfaellie.  "Automatic and Controlled Influences of
Memory in Amnesic Patients"


POSTER PAPERS for Wednesday, 20 May
(Posters should be mounted on display boards early in the
morning before the first symposium; at 5:00 pm, after the
last symposium, presenters should stand by their posters
for discussion. There is an open bar at this time.)


Shapiro, Dronkers & Knight. "Evidence for a left frontal lobe
    deficit in two tasks of inductive reasoning"
Chertkow, Bub, Dixon & Whitehead. "Object identification and
    residual knowledge in Alzheimer's disease"
Fisher & Parsons. "Multiple memory systems"
DeMarco & Hough. "Phonemic retrieval abilities in developmentally
    phonologically disordered children"
Hough. "Word fluency response strategies in dementia for common
    and goal-derived categories"
Foster, Behrmann & Stuss. "Visual search deficits in Alzheimer's
    disease"
Segalowitz, Unsal & Dywan. "Cleverness and wisdom in 12 year olds:
    electrophysiological evidence for late maturation of the
    frontal lobe"
Green, White & Steiner. "Age-related declines, aptitude and
    concurrent task performance"
Cardebat, Puel & Guiraud-Chaumeil. "Lexical-semantic disintegration
    in Alzheimer's disease: a single case study"
Ska, Guenard & Poissant. "Story schema in patients with dementia
    of the Alzheimer's type"
Johnson. "Adult age differences in visual mental imagery:
    generalized slowing or localized deficit?"
De Santi, Obler, Gerstman, Rosen & Redmond. "Familiar language
    in aging and Alzheimer's disease"
Colilla & Rybash. "Source memory and frontal lobe functioning in
    children"
Daigneault & Braun. "On-line representational memory and the
    self-ordered pointing task: further evidence of early
    pre-frontal decline in normal aging"
Neils & Roeltgen. "A comparison of homophone spelling in mild
    Alzheimer's disase subjects and normal elderly"
Trudeau, Joanette & Goulet. "Age and aphasia type"
Bisiacchi, Sgaramella & Amoroso. "Neuropsychological evaluation
    of prospective memory in elderly"
Eskes & Craik. "Memory and aging: effects of different semantic
    processing tasks"
Potts, Liotti & Tucker.  "Hedonic significance of spatial
    locations"
Zani & Proverbio.  "Effect of selective attention on spatial-
    frequency channels as indexed by brain event-related potentials"
Barnes & Butter. "Visual versus tactile neglect in brain damaged
    patients: is neglect a multimodal disorder?"
Decary & Richer. "Early frontal damage does not produce the
    attentional deficit in target detection observed with lesions
    in adulthood"
Braun & Daigneault. "Do attentional constraints influence the rate
    of interhemispheric transfer?"
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Thursday 21 May
(breakfast will be served before the first symposium; posters
should be mounted on boards at this time)


MORPHOLOGICAL DEFICITS IN APHASIA  (Thur a.m.)
(Jean-Luc Nespoulous (Toulouse) and Gonia Jarema (Montreal)

    M.Wittmair, B.Andree, C.Semenza, R.deBleser, Th.Benke.
"Naming by Compounds in Aphasia"

    J. Stark.  "Which Words and Morphemes can be Read by H-P D:
A Case Study of Reading Performance in an Aphasic Patient"

    G. Libben. "What is in a Word? Evidence from Aphasia"

    E.Kehayia, G.Jarema, D.Bub, E.Schneidermann. "Morphological
Priming of Inflected Verb Forms"

    W.Badecker, B.Rapp, A.Caramazza. "Two Types of Evidence
Concerning Morphological Composition"


GENDER AND BRAIN ORGANIZATION FOR COGNITIVE PROCESSES (Thur p.m.)
(Thomas Bever, Rochester)

    C. Williams. "Spatial Behavior, Brains and Gender"

    T. Bever.  "Gender Differences Across Species"

    S. Berenbaum.  "Hormones and Spatial Behavior"

    D. Kimura.   (t.b.a.)


POSTER PAPERS for Thursday, 21 May
(Posters should be mounted on display boards early in the
morning before the first symposium; at 5:00 pm, after the
last symposium, presenters should stand by their posters
for discussion. There is an open bar at this time.)


Stemmer. "Production of requests in right hemisphere brain
    damaged individuals"
Vaidya, Rybash & Hoyer. "Effects of right hemisphere damage on
    computing visual-spatial representations"
Nicholls.  "Hemispheric superiority for the detection of flicker
    fusion: a general left hemisphere temporal advantage?"
Grimshaw & McManus.  "Controlling for stimulus dominance in the
    fused dichotic paradigm"
Arguin & Bub. "Damage to the lexical representation system in
    acquired alexia"
Rapp, Benzing & Caramazza.  "Visuo-spatial properties of
    peripheral orthographic representations"
McMullen, Mate-Kole & Ross. "Effects of word-meaning ambiguity
    on deep dyslexic oral reading"
Kaufman & Obler.  "Top-down processing in normal adult reading:
    evidence from slips-of-the-eye"
Rosenthal & Parisse.  "Reading print but not script: another
    dyslexia?"
Tainturier & Caramazza. "Orthographic representations as multi-
    dimensional structures: further evidence from acquired
    dysgraphia"
Tegner & Levander.  "The coding of word length in left neglect
    dyslexia"
Hough & DeMarco.  "Phonemic retrieval in anomic aphasia: a case
    study"
Barry & McHattie.  "Depth of semantic processing in the
    facilitation of naming in aphasic patients"
Hickok, Canseco & Zurif.  "Traces in the explanation of Broca's
    aphasia: some new data"
Dien & Tucker.  "Event-related potentials of connotative meaning"
Ullman, Hickok & Pinker.  "Irregular and regular inflectional
    morphology in an aphasic"
Pulvermuller & Preissl.  "A Neuronal explanation of aphasias"
Gordon & Baum.  "Rhyme priming in aphasia: the role of phonology
    in lexical access"
Le Normand & Chevrie-Muller. "An investigation into the production
    of articles in severe French expressive language impaired
    children"
Christiansen.  "Coherence violations and production strategies
    in the narratives of fluent aphasics"
Milekic, Shankweiler & Crain. "Distance and position effects in
    sentence processing by agrammatic aphasics"
Biassou, Nespoulous, Obler, Dordain & Harris.  "Dual processing
    of open- and closed-class words"
Izaute, Brennen, Tiberghien & Pellat. "Manque du mot"

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Friday, 22 May
(breakfast will be served before the first symposium; posters
should be mounted on boards at this time)


ACALCULIA AND RELATED DEFICITS  (Fri a.m.)
(Xavier Seron (Brussels) and Michel Fayol (Dijon)

    X.Seron, M.Fayol.  Introduction

    R.Siegler. "Acquisition and Reacquisition of Numerical
Knowledge"

    C. Temple. "Neuropsychological Approaches to Dyscalculia
in Children"

    J.Campbell & J.Clark. "Components of Cognitive Number
Skills: Modular or Integrated Mechanisms"

    M.McCloskey. "Numerical Processing: A Cognitive
Neuropsychological Approach"

    H.Kahn.   Discussion


HISTORICAL STUDIES IN NEUROPSYCHOLOGY  (Fri p.m.)
(Andre Roch Lecours and Harry Whitaker, Montreal)

    S. Black. "Cajal's Histological Psychology"

    S. Segalowitz. "The Developmental Neurobiology of Max de
Crinis: Neuropsychology Catches up 60 Years Later"

"Pierre Paul Broca on the Cerebral Control for Speech in Right-
Handers and Left-Handers: Two Views"
    L. Harris
    P. Eling

POSTER PAPERS for Friday, May 22
(Posters should be mounted on display boards early in the
morning before the first symposium; at 5:00 pm, after the
last symposium, presenters should stand by their posters
for discussion. There is an open bar at this time.)


Besson, Pynte & Robichon.  "Etude electrophysiologique de la
    comprehension des metaphores"
Richards, Chiarello & Heffernon.  "Distance effects on semantic
    priming in the cerebral hemispheres: a time course study"
Pourcher, Cohen & Baruch.  "Neurological and neuropsychological
    correlates of neuroleptic-associated dyskinesia"
Grigsby & Kaye.  "Many neurologic and psychiatric disorders may
    reflect deterministic chaos"
Lambert, Lemieux & Hamers.  "The effect of channel-of-input
    on propositional analyses in simultaneous interpretation"
Cross, Sprague & Demoors.  "Electrophysiological correlates of
    of linguistic stress"
Houlahan, Hodgens, Cross, Sprague & Demoors. "Electrophysiological
    correlates of non-phonemic intonation"
Chiarello, Maxfield & Richards.  "Negative priming for previously
    ignored words in the left and right visual fields:
    a preliminary investigation
Segalowitz & Barnes.  "Two-year retest reliability of endogenous
    components of the auditory oddball ERP"
Obonsawin, Crawford, Low & Page.  "The contribution of general
    intellectual ability to performance on tests of frontal lobe
    function in healthy individuals"
Njemanze. "Hemispheric processing of linguistic stimuli in the
    intact human brain and its relationship to handedness: a
    non-invasive ultrasound technique"
Liotti, Potts & Tucker.  "The paradoxical distribution of Pl
    to peripheral visual stimuli"
Kennelly, Berryman & Herrington.  "Practice shifts visual-field
    advantaes rightward for left and right hemisphere tasks"
Stowe, Torello & Culicover.  "Types of linguistic processing
    differentiated by event-related potentials"
Karmel. "Combining frequency modulated square-wave evoked potential
    techniques to study spatial and temporal invariance"
Kang & Harris. "The factorial structure of human handedness: a
    normative study of American college students"
Peters & Murphy.  "Cluster analysis reveals five disctinct
    handedness groups"
Bulman-Fleming & Bryden.  "Are there really ambidextrous mice?"
Hauert, Mayer, Pellizzer & Stucchi.  "Bimanual coordination in a
    case of callosal disconnection"
Noel & Seron. "Notational constraints and number processing:
    reappraisal of Gonzalez & Kolers (1982) study"
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CONFERENCE SITE:
     Pavillon Judith-Jasmin, University of Quebec at Montreal
     Salle: Marie-Gerin-Lajoie  (Metro level)

HOTEL AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION for TENNET III

For more information, contact Local Arrangements Chair:

           Dr. Harry A. Whitaker
           Departement de Psychologie
           Universite du Quebec a Montreal
           Case postale 8888, Succursale A
           Montreal, Quebec, Canada H3C 3P8

           Telephone: (514) 987-7002
           FAX:  (514) 987-7953
           E-mail: R12040@UQAM.BITNET
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REGISTRATION INFORMATION:
           Regular registration: $50
           Student registration: $25
    Send registration fee directly to Whitaker; students please
enclose appropriate evidence of student status, e.g. xerox of
i.d. card or letter from faculty advisor, etc.
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HOTEL INFORMATION (regular)
           Hotel Lord Berri: $75.50 single or double
    Address:
           Hotel Lord Berri
           1199, rue Berri
           Montreal, Quebec, Canada H2L 4C6
           Phone: (514) 845-9236
           FAX:    514-849-9855
           Telex:  05 560244

HOTEL INFORMATION (students/overseas attendees only)
           Hotel St. Denis:  $35.00 single or double
    Address:
           Hotel St. Denis
           1254, rue St. Denis
           Montreal, Quebec, Canada H2X 3J6
           Phone: (514) 849-4526

    Note: If you are neither a student nor a visitor from
overseas, but your situation is such that you prefer the less
expensive hotel, please contact Whitaker.
REMINDER:  Both hotels are across the street from the conference
site, one to the East, one to the West; there are other hotels in
the immediate area (within 3 blocks) ranging from economy to our
version of luxury. Please contact Whitaker if you would like more
hotel information.
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As before, registration includes free breakfasts, free coffee
breaks, a stunning "macaron" historical souvenir and the usual
scintillating discussion. This is the best time of the year to
visit Montreal, un morceau de l'Europe en Amerique du Nord...
We look forward to seeing you!
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