SEPC Jaén 2024

We conclude the congress with the annual meeting of the SEPC… now it’s time to enjoy time with friends and colleagues at the closing dinner! #sepc2024

17:00-18:30 Closing Keynote Dr. Gonzalo Urcelay- Winner doesn’t always take all: synergistic and competitive outcomes in associative learning #sepc2024 #sepcbaeza2024

16:45 Exploring mechanisms of contingency-based cognitive flexibility in adults with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder and obsessive-compulsive disorder R. Rodríguez-Herrera, J. J. León, P. Fernández, A. Sánchez, M. Soto and P. Flores #sepc2024 #sepcbaeza2024

16:30 Polydipsia and extended training on a delay discounting task eliminate differences in impulsive choice between spontaneously hypertensive (SHR) and Lewis (LEW) Rats. Carlos F. Aparicio #sepc2024 #sepcbaeza2024

16:15 Is all information worth It? The observing response in the suboptimal choice task Susana Maria Carlos Vieira, Armando Domingos Batista Machado and Marco Alexandre Barbosa de Vasconcelos #sepc2024 #sepcbaeza2024

16:00-17:00 Oral session 7 Chair: Pilar Flores Choice and Learning flexibility 16:00 Evaluating the difference in performance of pigeons and starlings on the ephemeral reward task Guilherme Hoffmann, Marco Vasconcelos and Armando Machado #sepc2024 #sepcbaeza2024

15:30-16:00 Poster session 3 & coffee: UNIA Garden #sepc2024 #sepcbaeza2024

Talk 5: Perceptual salience: How dopaminergic activity modulates recognition memory Federico Bermúdez Rattoni, Daniel Osorio Gómez, Eduardo Hernández-Ortiz and Gálvez Márquez Donovan K #sepc2024 #sepcbaeza2024

Talk 4: Taste novelty and familiarity: A behavioral model to study the interaction between emotional and reward brain circuits along the life Milagros Gallo, Alejandro N. Expósito, Beatriz Gómez-Chacón, Alejandro B. Grau-Perales and Fernando Gámiz #sepc2024 #sepcbaeza2024

Talk 3: Exploring sex differences and neural mechanisms of frustrative nonreward Carmen Torres, Marta Valero, Alejandro Expósito, Mauricio R. Papini and Antonio D.R. Agüera #sepc2024 #sepcbaeza2024

Talk 2: From back to front: How the cerebellum modulates reinforcement learning Marta Miquel #sepc2024 #sepcbaeza2024

12:30-14:00 Symposium III Neuroscience and Behavior Chair: Fernando Gámiz Talk 1: Neuroscience and behaviours: Lessons from measuring multiple responses Dominic Michael Dwyer and Patricia Gasalla Canto #sepc2024 #sepcbaeza2024

Group picture Don’t worry, we will send you full quality pictures soon 😉 #sepc2024 #sepcbaeza2024

10:00-11:30 SEPEX Keynote Dr. Eva Jablonka- Markers and theoretical commitments in the study of animal consciousness #sepc2024 #sepcbaeza2024

9:45 Inductive learning benefits from spacing and interleaving in recognition and categorization tests Marina Espinosa Mayoral, Víctor Trillo Rodríguez and Joaquín Morís Fernández #sepc2024 #sepcbaeza2024

9:30 Beyond conditioning: The impact of affective congruency and contingency on generalization gradients José A. Alcalá, Celia Martínez-Tomas, Gonzalo P. Urcelay and José A. Hinojosa #sepc2024 #sepcbaeza2024

9:15 Compound-stimulus salience test of the unique elements in an acoustic discrimination task with human participants Antonio Álvarez Artigas, Pedro José Ramos Ramos and Jose Prados Guzmán #sepc2024 #sepcbaeza2024

9:00-10:00 Oral session 6 Chair: Joaquín Morís Discrimination and generalization 9:00 Retrospective revaluation and representational change following test-stimulus pre- exposure in perceptual learning María del Carmen Sanjuan and James Byron Nelson #sepc2024 #sepcbaeza2024

18:15 Do zebras go for more? Quantity discrimination in common zebras (Equus quagga) Iker Loidi Vadillo, Jordi Galbany Casals, Álvaro López Caicoya, Alina Schaffer, Federica Amici and Montserrat Colell Mimo #sepc2024 #sepcbaeza2024

18:00 Verbal causal information affects time estimation Carmelo Pérez Cubillas and Helena Matute #sepc2024 #sepcbaeza2024