This pluridisciplinary workshop aimed at reflecting on the possibility of moving behavioral, neuroscientific, computational and clinical hearing sciences towards the study of the human auditory system's ability to perceive the ecological processes at work in natural habitats using the tools, data, concepts and theories offered by modern ecoacoustics.
Abstract: It’s widely thought that metacognitive processes monitor and represent the uncertainty in different parts of the mind and brain, enabling sophisticated forms of cognitive and behavioural control. However, theoretical models have recently stressed that metacognition and uncertainty aren’t the same thing – and there may be a variety of representations about uncertainty or ‘precision’ throughout our perceptual and cognitive systems that are separate from those involved in subjective metacognition and conscious reflection.
Mini symposium on the development and plasticity of the sensory brain.
Natural soundscapes are defined here as complex arrangements of sounds produced by biological sources such as birds and insects, and geophysical sources such as wind, rain and a river, shaped by habitat-specific sound propagation effects such as diffraction (scattering of soundwaves as they pass through or around an obstacle) or reverberation(Grinfeder, E.
Comment est née cette initiative ?
Le contexte actuel a motivé notre décision. Ce projet s'est construit spontanément avec l'intention d'exprimer notre solidarité vis-à-vis de nos collègues Ukrainiens. Nous avons donc envoyé un message à faculté de psychologie de l'Université Taras Shevchenko de Kiev pendant l'été 2023.
Jury
Abstract
Depuis quelques décennies, le langage inclusif suscite régulièrement de vifs débats de société. Dans ce contexte, la psycholinguistique — la science qui s’intéresse à la compréhension du langage par le cerveau — permet d’apporter un regard scientifique sur certains aspects de ce sujet polémique.
