Mercredi 12 Juillet – Wednesday, July, 12

Pôle Universitaire Cathédrale, Rue Vanmarcke

Amphithéâtre Ruskin		Amphithéätre Simon
8 h 30	Symposium: A tribute to Ullin Place Chair: Phil Reed, UK Discussant: Marc Richelle, Belgium Paper 1: UT Place: the pragmatic radical behaviourist Jim E. Wright, UK. Paper 2: Broad and deep, but always rigorous : some appreciative reflections on Ullin Place’s contributions to behaviour analysis Julian C. Leslie, UK Paper 3: The what, the how, and the why: the explanation of Ernst Mach M. Jackson Marr, USA Paper 4: Symbols, stimulus equivalence and the origins of language Thomas E. Dickins and David W. Dickins, UK Paper 5: Verbal behavior of and for Ullin T. Place A. Charles Catania, USA	8 h 00 8 h 00 8 h 20 8 h 40 9 h 00	Oral communication session: Social and cultural problems Chair: Paper 1: Transmission of a special cultural practice : the taboo Jean-Louis Monestes and Jean-Claude Darcheville, France Paper 2: Behavioral processes in the evolution of cultures Sigrid S. Gleen, USA Paper 3: Social interactions: conceptual considerations and preliminary data Emilio Ribes-Inesta, Mexico Paper 4 : Early social deprivation disrupts attentional but not affective shifts in the rat Hanno Würbel and Nicole C. A. Schrijver, Switzerland
10 h 30	Pause – Break	9 h 20	Pause – Break
11 h 00	Symposium: Respondent and operant learning, and their interactions, in human infants Chair: Jacob Gewirtz, USA Discussant: William McIlvane Paper 1: Discrimination learning processes in infancy Martha Pelaez, USA Paper 2: Conditioning paradigms and their interactions in maternal-infant interchange Jacob Gewirtz, USA	9 h 40 9 h 40 10 h 00 10 h 20	Oral communication session: Choice matching, and economic analyses Chair: Paper 1: Choice and interresponse times under variable-interval schedules John M. Cleaveland, Germany Paper 2: Effort discounting in rats Suzanne H. Mitchell, USA Paper 3: Studying choice behavior with multiple alternatives and complex locomotion Carlos Aparicio, Mexico
		10 h 40 10h 40 11 h 00 11 h 20 11 h 20	Oral communication session:, Competition, cooperation and game theory Chair: Paper 1: Population distribution in humans subjects competing for money Michel B. C. Sokolowski and Nicolas Hénaff, France Paper 2: The ideal free distribution in children. Michel B. C. Sokolowski and Gérald Disma, France Paper 3: Human group choice, the ideal free distribution, and competitive differences John R. Kraft, USA Paper 4: Cooperation in dependent situation: experiments on dyads Samuel Delepoulle, Jean-Claude Darcheville and Philippe Preux, France
12 h 00	Lunch – Repas
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13 h 15 13 h 15 13 h 35 13 h 55 14 h 15 14 h 35 14 h 55	Oral communication session: stimulus equivalence Chair: Paper 1: Stimulus equivalence in the formation of novel intraverbals Luis A. Pérez-Gonzalez, Paula Garcia-Martinez, Maria Jesus Gonzalez-Lastra, Sara Camblor Chinea and Gladys Williams, Spain and USA Paper 2: Discrimination of the own behavior as a condition for the emergency of symetry in pigeons Andrés Garcia and Santiago Benjumea, Spain Paper 3: Effects of hypnosis and relaxation on equivalence classes involving terms associates with bulimia in women Marie Burns and Julian C. Leslie, Ireland Paper 4: Equivalence outcome as a function of training structure and increasing number of class members Erik Arntzen and per Holth, Norway Paper 5: Two choices are enough Harrie Boelens, The Netherlands Paper 6: Stimulus equivalence: a critical evaluation François Tonneau, Mexico	13 h 15	Symposium: Fifteen years research in psychology of music at the university of Liège Chair and discussant: Michel Imberty, France Paper 1: The unit of research in psychology of music: historics and theoretical perspectives Irène Deliège and Marc Mélen, Belgium Paper 2: The conditioned head-turning procedure for studying early development of music perception: why and how Marc Mélen, Belgium Paper 3: Categorisation of musical structures by 6- to 10-month-old infants Marc Mélen and Julie Wachsman, Belgium Paper 4: Categorisation of musical structures by school-aged children Marc Mélen, Sandrine Predazzer and Irène Deliège, Belgium Paper 5: The mental schema of a piece of music in children from 10 to 12 years of age: segmentation of the musical discourse and his reconstruction Irène Deliège, Dimitra Koniari and Marc Mélen, Belgium and Greece Paper 6: The effect of prototype in listening to music. An empirical approach of the notion of imprint Irène Deliège, Belgium
15 h 15	Pause – Break
15 h 45	Poster Session: Bibliothèque universitaire, Pôle Universitaire Cathédrale 1. The effect of income level on the rate of discounting of delayed and probabilistic rewards and punishment. Pawel Ostaszewski, Poland 2. The extended return map: a new method to analyze the nonlinear dynamics of inter-response-intervals in Skinner-box experiments. Jay-Shake Li and Joseph. P. Huston, Germany 3. The effect of response cost on rats' sensitivity to the response-reinforcer feedback function. Mariane Soh and Phil Reed, UK 4. Piagetian object permanence in young hooded crows and budgerigars. Olga F. Lazareva, A. A. Smirnova, N. Michnevich, Z.A. Zorina and Zh. I. Reznikova, Russia 5. Hooded crows are capable of transitive inference formation. Olga F. Lazareva, A. A. Smirnova, M. Bagozkaja and Z. A. Zorina, Russia 6. Learning in the fly Michel B. C. Sokolowski and Gérald Disma, France 7. Interference among competitors and deviations from the habitat matching rule Michel B. C. Sokolowski and Cédric Routier, France 8. The behavior variability produced by two different contingencies of reinforcement. Lourenço de Souza Barba and Maria Helena Leite Hunziker, Brazil 9. Behavioural history effects on the maintenance of schedule-induced polydipsia in rats. Juan Ardoy and Ricardo Pellón, Spain 10. Punishment of schedule-induced drinking in rats by lick-dependent lever withdrawal. Ricardo Pellón and Ángeles Pérez-Padilla, Spain 11. Some critical factors of summation in autoshaping. María F. Arias Holgado, Francisco Fernández-Serra and Luis E. Gómez-Sancho, Spain 12. Multiple controlling stimuli and behavioural novelty in pigeons. María F. Arias Holgado, Francisco Fernández-Serra, Santiago Benjumea and Alejandro Herrera, Spain 13. Influence of hippocampus on the relationship between discrimination of the own behavior and symmetry in pigeons. Andrés García, Santiago Benjumea, Manuel Portavella and Vern Bingman, Spain and USA 14. Equivalence and response mediation in pigeons. John M. Cleaveland and Juan D Delius, Germany 15. Formation of functional classes evaluated using conditiona discrimination in judgment of contingencies in humans. Santiago Benjumea and María Teresa Gutiérrez, Spain 16. Requirements for the analogical reasoning in children: an evolutionary study. Vicente Pérez, Andrés García, Jesús Gómez, María Teresa Gutiérrez and Cristóbal Bohórquez, Spain 17. Effects of reflexivity training and equivalence evaluation on the competition between arbitrary and no arbitrary relationships in the paradigm of equivalence-equivalence. Cristóbal Bohórquez, Andrés García, María Teresa Gutiérrez, Jesús Gómez and Vicente Pérez, Spain 18. Is naming necessary for object categorising in preverbal infants? Paula Gurteen, United Kingdom 19. Reading repertoire augment and minimal verbal units control: effects of letter and syllable recombination. Maria Martha Hübner; Rosa Helena Malheiros and Leila Saraiva, Brazil 20. Contextual dependencies in predictive learning. Pauline Dibbets, J. H. Roald Maes, Kim Boermans, & Jo M. H. Vossen, The Netherlands 21. Imitation of novel gestures in human infants Mihela Erjavec, Pauline Horne and C. Fergus Lowe, UK
17 h 45 to 19 h 00	Invited Speaker: Marc Richelle, Belgium Why are socio-economic contingencies so often counterproductive? A layman's reflexion Chair: Alex Kacelnik, UK Amphithéâtre Condorcet

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