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Recent Talks

Pickering, A.D. (September, 2011). The psychobiology of major personality dimensions: From genetics to computational models. Opening keynote address to the 1st Meeting of the Latin-American Association for the Investigation of Individual Differences. Castellon, Spain.

Pickering, A.D. (July, 2011). Recruiting neuroscience to sharpen personality research. Keynote address presented at the 2nd Annual Conference of the British Society for the Psychology of Individual Differences. London.

Pickering, A.D., Dawkins, L., & Powell, J.H. (July, 2011). Personality makes the difference: The value of including individual differences variables when studying the psychopharmacology of addiction. Paper presented at the 15th Biennial Meeting of the International Society for the Study of Individual Differences (ISSID). London.

 

Older talks

 

These are in powerpoint but will shortly be upgraded to PDF handouts.

Naturally,  Powerpoint files may be quite large and take a long-time to download.

Cochrane, M., & Pickering, A.D. (October, 2004). Dopaminergic genes, schizotypal personality, and schizophrenia: Effects on category learning. Paper presented at the 3rd Annual Cognitive Neuroscience of Category Learning Workshop, New York. (Note this talk actually did not include the genetic data.)

Pickering, A.D. (July, 2004). A formal model of “new” reinforcement sensitivity theory. Paper presented at the 12th European Conference on Personality, Groningen, the Netherlands.

 

Pickering, A.D.*  & Tharp, I. (June, 2004).  An individual differences approach to exploring dissociations between memory systems in category learning tasks. Paper presented at the 3rd Annual Summer Interdisciplinary Conference, Cavalese, Italy.

 

Pickering, A. (September, 2003). Striatal dopamine and learning: Do category learning data constrain computational models? Paper presented at the 2nd Annual Cognitive Neuroscience of Category Learning Workshop, New York.

 

Pickering, A.D. (July, 2003). A framework for constructing neural models of dopaminergic contributions to personality. Paper presented at the 11th Biennial Meeting of the International Society for the Study of Individual Differences (ISSID), Graz, Austria.

 

Pickering, A.D. (September, 2002). Category learning and ‘dopaminergic’ personality traits: Evidence for a hippocampal contribution to some task variants? Paper presented at the 1st Annual Cognitive Neuroscience of Category Learning Workshop, New York.

 

 

Pickering, A., Brady, P., Jeffs, J., & Jones, L. (January, 2001).  Personality correlates of the responses to associative mismatch and to stimuli associated with reward or punishment. Presentation at the symposium in honour of Jeffrey Gray at the meeting of the Experimental Psychology Society, London.

 

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