The Division 3 program for this year’s APA convention promises to be both informative and entertaining. This year Division 3 has joined with Division 6 to present three wonderful symposia which should be of great interest to members of both Divisions. In addition, there will be eleven invited addresses, a poster session, and of course the Presidential Address from Tom Zentall. Add in the social hour that will be hosted jointly by Divisions 3 and 6, and it’s clear that a good time will be had by all. The tentative schedule of events is presented below. See you in New Orleans!

PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS:

            Thomas Zentall, University of Kentucky

            Imitation in Animals: How do they do it?

INVITED SYMPOSIA:

Emotion and Memory

            Chair: Marcia Johnson, Yale University

            Liz Phelps, New York University

            Emotion and the Subjective Sense of Remembering

            Mara Mather, University of California – Santa Cruz

            Emotional Arousal and Memory Binding

            Florin Dolcos, Duke University

            The Impact of Emotion on Memory: Functional Neuroimaging Evidence

Cognition from a Comparative Perspective

            Edward A. Wasserman, University of Iowa

            Seeing the Unseen: Visual Completion in Pigeons?

            Karen L. Hollis, Mount Holyoke College

            Toward a Behavioral Ecology of Animal Learning and Cognition

            Elizabeth M. Brannon, Duke University

            Analog Codes for Number in the Minds of Monkeys and

            Humans: What's Semantics got to do with it?

Of Food and Fat---Control of Food Intake in Mice (and Rats) and Men (and Women)

            Deborah Clegg, University of Cincinnati

            Estrogen: The 'Other' Adiposity Signal

            Susan E. Swithers, Purdue University

            Early Experiences and Control of Food Intake in Rats

            Julie Mennella, Monell Chemical Senses Center

            Learning about Foods and Flavors During Infancy:

            Insights from Basic Research

            Rick Mattes, Purdue University

            Sensation and Metabolism in Humans

INVITED ADDRESSES:

            Marie Banich, University of Colorado

            Neural Mechanisms of Cognitive Control: Insights from fMRI

            Sally Boysen, Ohio State University

            Extreme Makeover in Chimpanzees: Enculturation Impacts Cognition

            Jonathon Crystal, University of Georgia

            Cognitive Time Travel in Rats

            John Gabrieli, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

            Brain Basis of Dyslexia

            Brian Knutson, Stanford University

            Neural Representation of Expected Value

            Mathew Lieberman, University of California - Los Angeles

            When Language Disrupts Affect: A Social Cognitive

            Neuroscience Approach

            Joseph LeDoux, New York University

            By the Way, What is an Emotion?

            Bradley Love, University of Texas-Austin

            The Emergence of Multiple Learning Systems

            Maryellen MacDonald, University of Wisconsin-Madison

            Talk the Talk: What Language Production Research Says

            About Comprehension

            Linda Smith, Indiana University

            Piaget was Right: Intelligence is Made through Sensory-Motor

            Interactions with a Physical World

            Michael Wenger, Pennsylvania State University

            Why Bias is Not (Necessarily) a Four-Letter Word