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Title Reward Priming: testing the effect of reward on visual search & possibilities for more applied research.
Abstract This talk is about exploring a cooperation with the department of Cognitive Psychology in the project Active2Gether and more general with the ASR-group on the topic Healthy Lifestyle Support. A relative fundamental experimental design is shown in which the effects of pictorial rewards of food items on visual search is determined. How can this fundamental type of research become more applied? Ideas for follow up reserach will be discussed. For example developing apps in which one is primed with healthy habits cues. Ideas are welcome in the group discussion!

Other presentations by Natalie van der Wal

DateTitle
05 January 2009 Modelling Emotion Contagion: Multi-Agent Models for Mutual Absorption of Emotions and Emotion Contagion Spirals
11 October 2010
24 October 2011 A Telephone that can measure your mood.. (...results of study in which most of you participated, ALL COME!!)
11 June 2012 Humans versus Machine: Are humans better or worse in detecting emotions than a machine learning algorithm?
25 March 2013 Reward Priming: testing the effect of reward on visual search & possibilities for more applied research.
30 March 2015 THE SCIENCE OF LAUGHTER, CROWDS AND TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS!!