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The 2002 North American Meeting of the International Society for Ecological Psychology (ISEP)<\/h2>\n

Miami University, Oxford, Ohio<\/h2>\n

May 23 – 25, 2002<\/p>\n

All information on this notice is current as of May 16, 2002<\/em><\/h3>\n

Directions to Miami University<\/a> (Words without map downloads)<\/h3>\n

Yahoo Map + directions from Cincinnati airport<\/a><\/h4>\n

Yahoo Map + directions from Dayton airport<\/a><\/h4>\n

Schedule for ISEP 2002 NA Meeting<\/p>\n

Thursday: May 23, 2002<\/u><\/p>\n

3 pm: Informal welcome \/ registration (People can register either at Tappan Hall or Benton Hall)<\/p>\n

. 4 – 6 pm: Inertia Tensor Tutorial (Chris Pagano & Jeff Wagman) (Benton 105\/107)<\/p>\n

7 pm: Social Event (Uptown??)<\/p>\n

Friday: May 24, 2002<\/u><\/p>\n

8 – 9 am: Welcome \/ registration\/ continental breakfast (Available at both Tappan Hall and Art 100)<\/p>\n

9 – 11:30 am: Paper Session I (Open Session ) — Art 100<\/p>\n

Collisions: Getting Them Under Control<\/h2>\n

John M. Flach, Matthew Smith, Terry Stanard, & Scott Dittman<\/p>\n

Wright State University<\/p>\n

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Progress Toward an Ecological Conception of Space and its Perception<\/h2>\n

Michael T. Turvey<\/p>\n

CESPA University of Connecticut<\/p>\n

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A Case Study in the Ecology of Cognitive Work<\/h2>\n

Robert R. Hoffman<\/p>\n

University of West Florida<\/p>\n

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12 – 2:00 pm: Lunch \/ Poster Session I — Shriver Multipurpose Room<\/p>\n

3 – 5:30 pm: Paper Session II (VE symposium) — Art 100<\/p>\n

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Virtual Study of Perception and Action: An Introduction<\/h2>\n
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  1. James Smart, Jr. & Michael A. Riley<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

    Miami University & University of Cincinnati<\/p>\n

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    Interception of Moving Objects on Foot: Making the Open-Field Tackle<\/h2>\n

    Brett Fajen<\/p>\n

    Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute<\/p>\n

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    Space Perception and Reaching in Virtual Environments<\/h2>\n

    Geoff Bingham<\/p>\n

    Indiana University<\/p>\n

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    Real Information from Virtual Environments: An Interrogation<\/h2>\n

    Rik Warren<\/p>\n

    Wright-Patterson Air Force Base<\/p>\n

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    6:30 pm – 8pm: Dinner (Heritage Room, Shriver Center)<\/p>\n

    8:30 pm – ???: After dinner discussion panel (Harry Heft’s new book, Ecological Psychology in Context<\/em>) Tappan Lounge [Tony Chemero, Bill Mace, Alex Kirlik, Fred Owens, Harry Heft]<\/p>\n

    Saturday: May 25, 2002<\/u><\/p>\n

    8 – 9 am: Welcome \/ registration\/ continental breakfast (Tappan Hall \/ Art 100)<\/p>\n

    9 – 11:30 am: Paper Session III (Affordance Symposium) Art 100<\/p>\n

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    What is an Affordance? The Answer Depends on Who You Ask<\/h2>\n

    Keith Jones<\/p>\n

    Kansas State University<\/p>\n

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    Affordances: Four Points of Debate<\/h2>\n

    Claire Michaels<\/p>\n

    CESPA \u0152 University of Connecticut<\/p>\n

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    Affordances, Ecological Optics, and the Threat of Reification<\/h2>\n

    Harry Heft<\/p>\n

    Denison University<\/p>\n

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    Contrasting Definitions of Affordance<\/h2>\n

    Thomas A. Stoffregen<\/p>\n

    University of Minnesota<\/p>\n

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    12 – 2:00 pm: Lunch \/ Poster Session II Bell Tower (1\/11\/02)<\/p>\n

    3 – 5:30 pm: Paper Session IV (Open topics) Art 100<\/p>\n

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    Visual Information for Controlling Step Length in Running<\/h2>\n

    William P. Berg, & Leonard S. Mark<\/p>\n

    Miami University<\/p>\n

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    Nonphysical Factors and Auditory Space Perception<\/h2>\n

    Michael K. Russell & Melissa E. Milanak<\/p>\n

    Washburn University & Bucknell University<\/p>\n

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    Prism Adaptation and Proprioceptive Frames of Reference for Perception & Action<\/h2>\n

    Michael A. Riley<\/p>\n

    University of Cincinnati<\/p>\n

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    Theoretical Hubris and the Willingness to be Radical: An Open Letter to James J. Gibson<\/h2>\n

    Robert E. Shaw<\/p>\n

    CESPA University of Connecticut<\/p>\n

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    6 pm until —: Social Event \/ Departures<\/p>\n

    Reception at home of Len and Lynn Mark<\/p>\n

    Sunday: May 26, 2002<\/u><\/p>\n

    8am – 12pm Check Out \/ Departures (Tappan Hall)<\/p>\n

    Continental Breakfast (Tappan Hall)<\/p>\n

    Poster Session I May 24, 2002: Shriver Multipurpose Room (AB)<\/strong><\/p>\n

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    Handedness Effects in Haptic Perception<\/h4>\n

    Carello, C., Adams, C., Starski, J., Salaman, A., & Wagman, J. B.<\/p>\n

    CESPA University of Connecticut<\/p>\n

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    Haptic Metamers are a Function of Movement<\/h4>\n

    Carello, C., Shockley, K., Harrison, S., & Turvey, M. T.<\/p>\n

    CESPA University of Connecticut<\/p>\n

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    Haptic Perception of Relative Phase Variability<\/h4>\n

    Wilson, A., & Bingham, G. P.<\/p>\n

    Indiana University<\/p>\n

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    Visual Guidance Improves Tangible Picture Perception<\/h4>\n

    Heller, M. A.<\/p>\n

    Eastern Illinois University<\/p>\n

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    The Effects of Direction and Magnitude of Optically Induced Proprioceptive Shift on Interlimb Rhythmic Coordination<\/strong><\/p>\n

    Black, D. P., & Riley, M. A.<\/p>\n

    University of Cincinnati<\/p>\n

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    Enhanced Postural Stability in Individuals with Balance Training<\/h4>\n

    Schmit, J. M., Rejacques, D. I., & Riley, M. A.<\/p>\n

    University of Cincinnati<\/p>\n

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    Development of an Auditory User-Interface Library for the Voice Web: Can the Ecological Perspective Provide a Framework for Identifying Auditory Affordances that Guide Action?<\/strong><\/p>\n

    Moritz, R.<\/p>\n

    Sprint PCS<\/p>\n

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    Coordinating Movements Used in Reaching<\/h4>\n

    Mark, L. S., Humphrey, A., Siefried, M., & Smart, L. J.<\/p>\n

    Miami University<\/p>\n

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    Adapting to Changes in Reaching Capabilities<\/h4>\n

    Humphrey, A., Mark, L. S., & Smart, L. J.<\/p>\n

    Miami University<\/p>\n

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    Poster Session II May 25, 2002: Bell Tower<\/h3>\n

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    Perceiving Size in Virtual Displays<\/h4>\n

    Richardson, A., Mark, L. S., Dainoff, M. J., Smart, L. J., & Otten, E. W.<\/p>\n

    Miami University<\/p>\n

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    The Fragile appliance: Computer Technology in Daily Use<\/h4>\n

    Dainoff, M. J., & Davis, N. C.<\/p>\n

    Miami University<\/p>\n

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    Application of Human Factors to an Industrial Process<\/h4>\n

    Davis, N. C., & Dainoff, M. J.<\/p>\n

    Miami University<\/p>\n

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    Single Person to Inter-Person Affordances in Lifting Objects<\/h4>\n

    Kerry L. Marsh, Michael J. Richardson, & Reuben M. Baron<\/p>\n

    CESPA University of Connecticut<\/p>\n

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    The Effect of Expectation on Verbal and Reaching Responses to Visually Perceived Egocentric Distances<\/strong><\/p>\n

    Pagano, C. C., & Stephenson, A. K.<\/p>\n

    Clemson University<\/p>\n

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    Postural Control, and Geo and Egocentric referential Perception in a Changing Gravitoinertial Field<\/strong><\/p>\n

    Merhi, O. A., Sares, F., Bourdin, C., Blouin, J., & Gauthier, G. M.<\/p>\n

    University of Minnesota<\/p>\n

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    Coordination in Conversations: Reciprocity of Self-Disclosure and Gossip Among Adolescent Friends<\/strong><\/p>\n

    Valenti, S. S., Ross, E., Anderson, M., Schwartz, J., Fields, T., & Biscoti, L.<\/p>\n

    Hofstra University<\/p>\n

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    Haptic Perception of Small Objects<\/h4>\n

    Hove, P. Tollner, A., Klein, M., Riley, M., & Santana, M.<\/p>\n

    Universiy of Cincinnati<\/p>\n

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    Task Specific Postural Adaptation<\/h4>\n

    Mobley, B. S., Smart, L. J., Amin, M., Graban, L., Otten, E., Hinton, K.,<\/p>\n

    & Smith, D.<\/p>\n

    Miami University<\/p>\n

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    Surface and Visual Constraints on Postural Motion<\/h4>\n

    Smith, D. L., Otten, E. W., Hinton, K., Smart, L. J., Mobley, B., Amin, M., Graban, L., Crompton, K., & Manuel, J.<\/p>\n

    Miami University<\/p>\n

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    Jay Smart
    \nDepartment of Psychology, Benton Hall
    \nMiami University
    \nOxford, OH 45056
    \n(513) 529-1656<\/p>\n

    -or-<\/p>\n

    Email: SmartLJ@muohio.edu<\/p>\n

    *Registration Fee: $100 (includes conference materials, breakfast, lunch, and one dinner (Friday)) due April 1st 2002<\/strong>
    \n*On campus housing (dorm) is available for an additional $80 (for Thursday evening – Sunday morning) due w\/ registration fee.
    \n*Rooms have also been reserved at the Marcum Inn\/Conference center ($80\/night single or double) – Must reserve directly with the Conference center (513) 529-6911; or there are many hotels within driving distance of Miami (Best Western and Hampton Inn are in Oxford)<\/p>\n

    ** Also please indicate if you are planning to attend the Tutorial on Thursday (5\/23\/02) – at your earliest convenience.<\/p>\n

    Registration Form<\/a> — pdf format<\/h2>\n

    Registration Form<\/a> — Download as MS Word file<\/p>\n

    ISEP Home Page<\/a>http:\/\/commons.trincoll.edu\/isep<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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