Christina Meier

16th Congress of the International Society for Behavioural Ecology

Presentation: Associative Processes in Executive-Control Paradigms. (Speaker)

Psychonomic Society Annual Meeting (Granada, Spain)

Poster: Response Inhibition in Pigeons.

Comparative Cognition Conference (Melbourne, USA)

Presentation: Inhibitory Control in Pigeons. (Speaker)

ExBASE (Exeter, UK)

Presentation: Pigeons' Performance in a Stop-Signal Task. (Speaker)

Comparative Cognition Conference (Melbourne, USA)

Presentation: Cognitive Processes in a Stop-Signal Paradigm. (Speaker)

International Convention of Psychological Science (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)

Poster: Rule-Based and Associative Learning in Task Switching.

Attendance at this conference was kindly funded by the Experimental Psychology Society Grindley Grant scheme.

Experimental Psychology Society Meeting (London, UK)

Poster: Rule-based and associative learning in task switching.

Associative Learning Symposium XVIII (Gregynog, UK)

Presentation: Sequential Processes in Associative Learning. (Speaker)

Comparative Cognition Conference (Melbourne, USA)

Presentation: The Cost of (Not) Associating Tasks. (Speaker)
Presentation: Pigeons Use Both High and Low Spatial Frequency Information to Make Visual Category Discriminations, But do Not Show Generalisation Between Them.

Eastern Psychological Association Annual Meeting (Boston, USA)

Poster: Rules or Associations? What is Presented Determines What is Learned.

Psychonomic Society Annual Meeting (Toronto, Canada)

Poster: The Task-Switching Pigeon? Associative Learning in a Task-Switching Paradigm. 

Comparative Cognition Society Fall Meeting (Toronto, Canada)

Presentation: Out of Sight, Out of Mind - What You See Determines What You Learn. (Speaker)

Cognitive Science Conference 2013 (Berlin, Germany)

Presentation: Comparative Evidence for Associative Learning in Task Switching. (Speaker)

Attendance at this conference was kindly funded by a student travel grant from the Gesellschaft fuer Kognitionswissenschaft e. V. (GK).

Associative Learning Symposium XVII (Gregynog, UK)

Presentation: Comparative Evidence for Associative Learning in Task Switching. (Speaker)

Comparative Cognition Conference (Melbourne, USA)

Presentation: The Task-Switching Pigeon? (Speaker)
Presentation: Pigeons Use Low Rather Than High Spatial Frequency Information to Make Visual Category Discrimination.

ASAB Winter Meeting: Cognition in the Wild (London, UK)

ExBASE (Exeter, UK)

Presentation: Out of Sight, Out of Mind? (Speaker)

ExBASE is an annual interdisciplinary meeting of postgraduate researchers and academics within the College of Life and Environmental Sciences at the University of Exeter.

Experimental Psychology Society Meeting (Bristol, UK)

2nd Physical Cognition & Problem Solving Workshop (Birmingham, UK)

Poster: Do pigeons switch tasks? Developing a comparative task switching paradigm.

Attendance at this conference was kindly funded by a student travel grant from the Association for the Study of Animal Behaviour (ASAB).

CCAL Workshop (Exeter, UK)

Delegate of a two-day workshop organised by the Centre for Cognitive Control and Associative Learning at the University of Exeter as part of its official launch.

Associative Learning Symposium XVI (Gregynog, UK)

Poster: Associative Learning in a Task Switching Paradigm.

Animal minds: from computation to evolution (London, UK)

Behaviour, Physiology and Genetics of Wildlife (Berlin, Germany)

Physical Cognition & Problem Solving Workshop (Birmingham, UK)

Research Exchange Visit (Tufts University, USA)

As part of an international research exchange, I visited the Cook laboratory at Tufts University from the 17th to the 24th of March, 2014.

Research Exchange Visit (University of Kentucky, USA)

As part of an international research exchange, I visited the Zentall laboratory at the University of Kentucky from the 10th to the 17th of March, 2013.

Bayesian Statistics (JASP)

Multilevel Data Analysis

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VisualBasic

MatLab

Learning and Teaching in Higher Education