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Cognitive Development Center

The Cognitive Development Center (CDC) was established in September 2008 for studying the cognitive development of babies and children. The research of the center addresses questions related to the ontogenesis of human cognitive capacities, especially action interpretation, mental attribution, social cognition, reasoning, communication, and basic cultural learning mechanisms.

Dec
Thomas Bugnyar

Departmental Colloquium: Testing social cognition in non-human animals: lessons from ravens

Thomas Bugnyar (Department of Behavioral & Cognitive Biology, University of Vienna)
Nov
Tecumseh Fitch

Departmental Colloquium: Dendrophilia and the Evolution of Language

Tecumseh Fitch (University of Vienna)
Nov
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Departmental Colloquium: How Temptation Makes Us Moral

Christina Starmans (University of Toronto)
Nov
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Departmental Colloquium: The Developmental and Evolutionary Origins of Inquiring Minds

Amanda Seed (University of St Andrews)
Sep
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Departmental Colloquium: The cumulative cultural evolution of prehistoric symbolic artifacts

Kristian Tylén (Aarhus University )
Sep
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Departmental Colloquium: Understanding Institutions

Yarrow Dunham (Yale University)
Jun
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Departmental Colloquium: The Biases of Others

Kristof Madarasz (London School of Economics)
Jun
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Departmental Colloquium: The cultural evolution of kinship diversity

Fiona Jordan (University of Bristol)
Jun
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Departmental Colloquium: Models of Pain: Inference, Information-seeking, and Adaptive Control

Flavia Mancini
Jun
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Departmental Colloquium: Old wine in new skins: Novel perspectives on cognitive control development

Nikolaus Steinbeis
Budapest Site | Oktober 6 u. 7 | 101
May
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Departmental Colloquium: The online and offline influences of action on perception

Clare Presse (Birkbeck)
Budapest Site | Oktober 6 u. 7 | 101
May
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Departmental Colloquium: Psychological foundations of redistribution: Sharing, moral pessimism, and human nature in adversity

Daniel Nettle