Agenda Colloquia
15 May, Gary Lupyan, University of Wisconsin-Madison; 16 May, Dr. Seger Breugelmans, Tilburg University.
- LIBC Lab meetings for members
- 15 May: Cognitive Psychology and LIBC
- 16 May: Social and Organisational Psychology
- LIBC Sylvius Lecture
- Applied Cognitive Psychology
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LIBC Lab meetings for members
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15 May: Cognitive Psychology and LIBC
A serie of colloquia presented by staff and guests of Cognitive Psychology, organised in coöperation with the Leiden Institute for Brain and Cognition (LIBC).
Gary Lupyan, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Date and Time: 15 May 2012, 1pm
Location: Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences, Pieter de la Court gebouw, Wassenaarseweg 52, 2333 AK Leiden, SA49
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Free admission
The colloquia are organised for people with a basic knowlegde of Cognitive Psychology and the brain. Admission is free.
Announcements
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next to room 2B07
Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences
Pieter de la Court Building
Wassenaarseweg 52, 2333 AK Leiden
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16 May: Social and Organisational Psychology
Dr. Seger Breugelmans, Tilburg University
Date and time: Wednesday 25 April 2012, 11.15-12.15 hrs
Location: Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences, Pieter de la Court Building, Wassenaarseweg 52 Leiden, room 1A27
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Colloquia Social and Organisational Psychology (Dutch)
LIBC Sylvius Lecture
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Applied Cognitive Psychology
This colloquium is meant for the master students Applied Cognitive Psychology. Other interested visitors are welcome.
Anneloes Maij MSc, R&D Engineer in the field of training with the National Aerospace Laboratory, on board games and the ‘comprehensive approach’
Tuesday 6 March 2012, 13:00-14:00 hrs., 1A22
Anneloes Maij: 'One of my first projects for NLR was the development of a serious game in cooporation with TNO and T-Xchange. Our client was CIMIC, a NATO accredited Centre of Excellence, that trains both military and civil personnel working in operational environments, such as a war zone. Lately, most innovative serious game designers develop games for use on PCs or tablets. We wanted to be even more innovative, so we decided to make a serious board game. The game had one main learning goal: to make sure that trainees understand the complexities and applications of the ‘comprehensive approach'. During the colloquium I will discuss what we do at NLR and what our department (Training, Simulation and Operator Performance) focuses on. I will also discuss the development of a serious game and what an applied cognitive psychologist can contribute to such a game'.
Anneloes Maij (1976) received her Master’s Degree in Applied Cognitive Psychology in 2010 from the University of Leiden. She currently holds the position of R&D Engineer in the field of training with the National Aerospace Laboratory. Anneloes worked earlier as a recruiter for Connexxion and headed the Parachuting Office of the Royal Netherlands Aeronautical Association.
Methods and Statistics
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