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Time/NumberPresentation TitleAll Authors and AffiliationsAbstract LinkZoom Meeting ID for Posters
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WELCOME TO APCAM 2020
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Welcome Letter from the APCAM 2020 Organizing committee
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TALK SCHEDULE
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YouTube Talk links: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQFOG-hehsEd5yT7axT--JSmn0zf7LB-5
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Note: All times are in Eastern Standard Time
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8:00 am EST Meeting Begins
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8:10 Welcoming Remarks
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Speech and Language Talks
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8:15-8:30Rapid perceptual learning and individual differences in speech perception: The good, the bad and the uglyKaren Banai* (University of Haifa)Abstract Link
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8:30-8:45Effects of altering speech rhythm on selective listening in multi-talker environmentsJ. Devin McAuley (Michigan State University), Yi Shen (University of Washington), Toni Smith* (Michigan State University) & Gary Kidd (Indiana University)Abstract Link
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8:45-9:00Envoicement Illusions and Joint SpeechLisa E. Rombout* (Department of Cognitive Science and Artificial Intelligence, Tilburg University) & Marie Postma-Nilsenová (Department of Cognitive Science and Artificial Intelligence, Tilburg University)Abstract Link
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9:00-9:15The effect of training paradigm on recognizing voices speaking a foreign languageJayden J. Lee*, Jessica A.A. Tin, & Tyler K. Perrachione (Boston University)Abstract Link
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9:15-9:30Bilinguals in Challenging Listening Conditions: How challenging Can It Be? Dana Bsharat* (Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders, Faculty of Social Welfare and Health Sciences, University of Haifa), Hanin Karawani (Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders, Faculty of Social Welfare and Health Sciences, University of Haifa)Abstract Link
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9:30-9:45Morning Break
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Music Talks
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9:45-10:00Self-sustained beat perception develops through adolescence, and is predictive of phonologyKarli Nave* (University of Nevada Las Vegas), Joel Snyder (University of Nevada Las Vegas), & Erin Hannon (University of Nevada Las Vegas)Abstract Link
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10:00-10:15Consonance Preferences Within an Unconventional Tuning SystemRonald S. Friedman* (University at Albany, SUNY), Douglas A. Kowalewski (University at Albany, SUNY), Dominique T. Vuvan (Skidmore College), & W. Trammell Neill (University at Albany, SUNY)Abstract Link
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10:15-10:30Investigating the Emotional Implications of Music’s Changing Acoustic CharacterCameron Anderson* (McMaster University) & Michael Schutz (McMaster University)Abstract Link
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10:30-10:45Neural alpha oscillations during turn-taking piano duet index creative thinking and engagement to the partner's actionBarbara Nerness* (Stanford University), Noah Fram (Stanford University), Kunwoo Kim (Stanford University), Aditya Chander (Yale), Cara Turnbull (Princeton), Elena Georgieva (Stanford University), Sebastian James (Stanford University), Matthew Wright (Stanford University), Takako Fujioka (Stanford University)Abstract Link
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10:45-11:00The disruptive effect of phonotory interference on vocal imitation of pitch.Emma B. Greenspon* (Monmouth University), Gina George (University at Buffalo, SUNY), Tim A. Pruitt (University at Buffalo, SUNY), Andrea R. Halpern (Bucknell University), & Peter Q. Pfordresher (University at Buffalo, SUNY)Abstract Link
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POSTER SESSION (see row 42-94); each poster presenter will be available using their own Zoom Meeting ID link included in the program
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11:00-11:30Poster Setup
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11:30-12:15ODD-NUMBERED POSTERS PRESENT
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12:15-1:00EVEN-NUMBERED POSTERS PRESENT
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1:00-1:30Lunch Break
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Keynote Address
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1:30-2:00Cognitive and neural dynamics of panoramic auditory spatial attentionEdward Golob (University of Texas at San Antonio)Abstract Link
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Attention, Timing, and Temporal Processing Talks
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2:00-2:15Effects of Familiarity on Musical Tempo Judgments: A Cross-Cultural StudyJared W. Leslie*, Jessica E. Nave-Blodgett, S. Hedge, Olayinka Ogunlade, G. Soley, Erin E. HannonAbstract Link
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2:15-3:00Auditory attention in persons with aphasia: comparisons of alerting, orienting, and executive control performance in an auditory Attention Network TestArianna N. LaCroix* (College of Health Sciences, Midwestern University, Glendale, AZ) & Corianne Rogalsky (College of Health Solutions, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ)Abstract Link
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2:30-2:45The Effect of Valenced Priming Labels on Neural Processing of Ambiguous Sounds Sahil Dhawan*, Fredi Mino, Michelle Angeles, Michael Neelon (UNC Asheville)Abstract Link
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2:45-3:00Temporal summation for young and older adultsLeah Fostick* (Ariel University, Israel)Abstract Link
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3:00-3:30Afternoon Break
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Auditory Scene Analysis Talks
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3:30-3:45Auditory Spatial Hearing: A Multisystem ProcessWilliam A. Yost* (ASU), M. Torben Pastore (ASU)Abstract Link
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3:45-4:00Generalizing auditory perception research: The importance of considering sound complexityMichael Schutz* (McMaster University)Abstract Link
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4:00-4:15Directed attention at exposure modulates implicit memory for real-world soundscapes at retrievalManda Fischer* (University of Toronto & Rotman Research Institute), Morris Moscovitch (University of Toronto & Rotman Research Institute), Claude Alain (University of Toronto & Rotman Research Institute)Abstract Link
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4:15-4:30Effects of Stimulus Modality and Cuing on Working Memory and the Relationship with Speech Recognition in Older Cochlear Implant UsersXin Luo*, Courtney Kolberg, Kathryn R. Pulling, and Tamiko Azuma (all with the same affiliation: Program of Speech and Hearing Science, College of Health Solutions, Arizona State University)Abstract Link
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4:30-5:00APCS Business Meeting
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POSTER SESSION
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Auditory Scene Analysis Posters
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1Influence of Event Duration and Impact Intensity on the Auditory Perception of Contact SeverityMike Russell* (Washburn University) and Carli Herl (Washburn University)Abstract Link
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2Using Sound to Identify the States of Matter of Two Colliding ObjectsMichael K. Russell* (Washburn University) & Jessica Siebenaler (Washburn University)Abstract Link
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3Neural mechanisms underlying auditory looming biasKarolina Ignatiadis* (Acoustics Research Institute, Austrian Academy of Sciences), Diane Baier (Acoustics Research Institute, Austrian Academy of Sciences), Brigitta Tóth (Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience and Psychology, Hungarian Academy of Sciences) & Robert Baumgartner (Acoustics Research Institute, Austrian Academy of Sciences)Abstract Link
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5Richardson's ground squirrels (Urocitellus richardsonii) experience an auditory continuity illusionDaniel T. Enright* (Department of Biological Sciences, University of Manitoba), Launa C. Leboe-McGowan (Department of Psychology, University of Manitoba), & James F. Hare (Department of Biological Sciences, University of Manitoba)Abstract Link
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6The impact of tonality on stream segregationLauren Vomberg* (University of Toronto Scarborough), Mark Schmuckler (University of Toronto Scarborough)Abstract Link
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Speech and Language Posters
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7Vulgar sounds: Swear words in multiple cultures often contain less harmonic vowels and more broadband noise-like consonants than non-swear wordsK. Jakob Patten* (College of Health Solutions, Arizona State University), Michael K. McBeath (Department of Psychology, Arizona State University)Abstract Link
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8Recall of Speech is Impaired by Subsequent Masking Noise: A Direct Replication of Rabbitt (1968)Claire Guang (Carleton College), Emmett Lefkowitz (Carleton College), Naseem Dillman-Hasso (Carleton College), Violet A. Brown (Washington University in St. Louis), Julia F. Strand* (Carleton College)Abstract Link
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9Lexical influences on speech perception: New neural network without separate phonological and lexical layers exhibits the Ganong effectAlexander Swartz* (Villanova University) & Joseph Toscano (Villanova University)Abstract Link
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10Integrating Secondary Voicing Cues and Top-Down Information Within Syllable PerceptionZack Murphy* (Rice University), Colin Noe* (Rice University), & Simon Fischer-Baum (Rice University)Abstract Link
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11Top-Down Influences on Speech Perception: A Comparative Analysis of Multiple Lexical FactorsTara Rodrigues* (University of San Diego) & Laura Getz (University of San Diego)Abstract Link
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12Did You Say Beer, Deer, or Gear? The Role of Audiovisual Interactions in Speech PerceptionHannah McIntosh* (University of San Diego) & Laura Getz (University of San Diego)Abstract Link
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14Perception of Multi-Cue Indexical Speech Leads to Amplified StereotypingQuiana Hatten* (Kent State University), Jennifer M. Roche (Kent State University)Abstract Link
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15Computer-Mouse Tracking During an Auditory Social Judgment Task: A Remote Solution to Collecting Data During COVID-19Grace Murray* (Kent State University), Jennifer M. Roche (Kent State University), Laura M. Morett (University of Alabama), Bradley Morris (Kent State University)Abstract Link
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16Speech emotion activates the pre-supplementary motor areaJoseph Rovetti* (Western University), Fran Copelli (Ryerson University), Emily A. Wood (McMaster University), Sean Gilmore (Ryerson University), Frank A. Russo (Ryerson University)Abstract Link
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17The effect of input modality on articulatory musculature during speech productionNaama Zur* (University of Haifa), Zohar Eviatar (University of Haifa), Avi Karni (University of Haifa)Abstract Link
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Music Posters
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18Are budgerigars attracted to consonance? Implications of the negative results from a place preference studyBernhard Wagner*, Daniel L. Bowling, Marisa HoescheleAbstract Link
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19Mapping acoustic cues to emotional responses: Exploring musical cue use through cluster analysisMax Delle Grazie* (McMaster University), Cameron Anderson (McMaster University), Michael Schutz (McMaster University)Abstract Link
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20Musical Categorization between ErasBenjamin Kelly*, Cameron Anderson, Michael SchutzAbstract Link
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21A context-sensitive analysis of pre-dominant chords in sonata movements by MozartJenine Brown* (Johns Hopkins University), Daphne Tan (University of Toronto), Michelle Lin (University of Toronto)Abstract Link
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23Electrophysiological Correlates of Style-Based Harmonic ExpectationTerrence Gatton* (Skidmore College), Bryn Hughes (University of Lethbridge), & Dominique T. Vuvan (Skidmore College)Abstract Link
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24Auditory perceptual and physiological measures in orchestral musiciansSridhar Krishnamurti* (Professor, Auburn University) and Aurora Weaver (Assistant Professor, Auburn University)Abstract Link
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25Circadian Factors in the Time of Day of Music PerformanceShannon E. Wright* (McGill University), Sasha Sorger Brock (McGill University), Caroline Palmer (McGill UniversityAbstract Link
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26Examining the Flexibility of Tonal Perception During Musical Sight ReadingSpencer Jones* (University of Toronto Scarborough), Olivia Podolak Lewandowska (University of Toronto Scarborough), & Mark A. Schmuckler (University of Toronto Scarborough)Abstract Link
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27Creativity and tonality assessments of on-the-spot improvised songs with and without lyricsErin S. Hannah*, Annabel J. CohenAbstract Link
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28Singing in Parkinson's Disease: Familiar song, range, melodic elements, favourite song, compose and endingEmma P. Campbell*, Kristen B. Gallant, Annabel J. Cohen University of Prince Edward IslandAbstract Link
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29Contributions of Performance Tempo and Musical Training to Synchrony PerceptionLee Whitehorne* (McGill University), Valentin Begel (McGill University), Caroline Palmer (McGill University)Abstract Link
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30How Fast Should This Rhythm Go? Rhythmic Cues for Tempo DeterminationLeigh VanHandel (University of British Columbia), Zachary Lookenbill* (Michigan State University), Gerardo Lopez* (Michigan State University), Devin McAuley (Michigan State University)Abstract Link
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31Does This Music Make My Feet Look Fast? The Influence of Music on The Perception of Products FeaturesJordaine Tran* (University of San Diego) & Laura Getz (University of San Diego)Abstract Link
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32Musical Variance in an OCEAN of Uncertainty: Personality Influences on the Use of Music as a Coping MechanismKunal Patel* (University of San Diego) & Laura Getz (University of San Diego)Abstract Link
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33Music Relevance and Social Association Impacts Implicit Measures of Appetitive ActivationRobert F. Potter* (Indiana University)Abstract Link
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Auditory Dimensions Posters
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34Hearing feelings: Timbre's function in musical communicationLena Heng* (McGill University), Stephen McAdams (McGill University)Abstract Link
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35Rise time discrimination as a function of subsequent changes in the amplitude envelopeMichael D. Hall* (James Madison University), Lindsay E. Allen (George Mason University), Laura Reinert (James Madison University) & Ange-Dominique Akesse (James Madison University)Abstract Link
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36Colored Audio-Noise PreferenceAndrew B. Slifkin* (Cleveland State University)Abstract Link
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37Vividness, Clarity, and Control in Auditory ImageryTimothy L. Hubbard* (Arizona State University and Grand Canyon University), Susan E. Ruppel (University of South Carolina, Upstate)Abstract Link
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Attention, Timing, and Temporal Processing Posters
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38The Effect of Spectral Content and Amplitude Envelope on Detection and Annoyance.Liam Foley* (Department of Psychology, Neuroscience, and Behaviour, McMaster University, Hamilton, Canada), Michael Schutz (School of the Arts, McMaster University, Hamilton, Canada)Abstract Link
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39Evidence of Auditory Object-Based Attention via Target Detection during StreamingGennadiy Gurariy* (Department of Biomedical Engineering, Medical College of Wisconsin & Marquette University), Adam S. Greenberg (Department of Biomedical Engineering, Medical College of Wisconsin & Marquette University)Abstract Link
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40The Influence of the Musical Piece Familiarity Factor on Subjective Perception of its DurationAnastasiya Poltarzhitskaya* (Institute for Cognitive Neuroscience, NRU Higher School of Economics, Moscow, Russia), Daria Kleeva (Institute for Cognitive Neuroscience, NRU Higher School of Economics, Moscow, Russia), Maria Osadchaya (St.Petersburg Rimsky-Korsakov College of Music, Saint-Petersburg, Russia), Mikhail Lebedev (Institute for Cognitive Neuroscience, NRU Higher School of Economics, Moscow, Russia), Andriy Myachykov (Institute for Cognitive Neuroscience, NRU Higher School of Economics, Moscow, Russia), Alexey Ossadtchi (Institute for Cognitive Neuroscience, NRU Higher School of Economics, Moscow, Russia)Abstract Link
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41Extracting beat from a crowd of coupled metronomes: Effects of coupling strength and timbre on tapping synchronization Nolan Lem* (Stanford University), Takako Fujioka (Stanford University)Abstract Link
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42Neural tracking of social motor synchronization of children with autism spectrum disorder.Samantha Wong* and Eve-Marie Quintin
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Cross-Modal Perception and Multisensory Integration Posters
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44Cross-Modal Stroop Interference with Native, Non-native, and Non-Human SpeakersChristopher Koch* (George Fox University), Michael D. Hall (James Madison University)Abstract Link
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45Emotion in music-induced synesthesiaCathy Lebeau* (Université du Québec à Montréal); François Richer (Université du Québec à Montréal)Abstract Link
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46Musical intervals in emotional speechAndrés Buxó-Lugo* (University of Maryland), L. Robert Slevc (University of Maryland)Abstract Link
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47governing covert attention and cognitive grammar Mohsen Dolatabadi* (Ferdowsi University of Mashhad), Mehrdad Dowlatabadi (Sharif University of Technology)Abstract Link
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Auditory Perception & Cognition Journal
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11:30-1:00AP&C Journal informationMichael Hall & Mike Russell (Co-Editors, AP&C)Journal Information
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THANK YOU FOR ATTENDING TO APCAM 2020
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