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Whereas Cognitive Research has traditionally mainly studied cognitive processes (e.g., attention, perception, or memory) isolated from one another to ensure strong experimental control, this project takes a different approach to argue that Cognitive Science, as a discipline, is mature enough to start jointly studying several cognitive processes and their interactions. In contrast to traditional process-specific research, SASP will take a cross-process approach where previous research from different subfields will be integrated into a unitary model that treats cognition as a continuum rather than as isolated compartments
The current project aims at mimicking a more naturalistic approach to cognition in the real world, where different processes interact with each other, and where the output from one process becomes the input for another process in the future. This integrative approach will uncover relationships among processes that could facilitate or interfere with each other when they are allowed to interact.
Who is in the team?
Who is in the team?
Javier Ortiz-Tudela, PhD.
(PI - UGR)
Prof. Yee Lee Shing
(Memory and Development - Goethe University)
Prof. Melissa Vo
(Scene Grammar - Goethe University)
Prof. Gemma Roig
(Artificial Intelligence - Goethe University)
Carlos González García, PhD.
(fMRI - UGR)
Prof. Juan Lupiáñez
(Attention - UGR)
Project timeline:
January 2021: Initial ideas are put together.
March 2021: Seed funding obtained from the GRADE at Goethe University.
June 2021: Abstract ideas get concrete! Our first registration for SASP is created at OSF.
September 2021: Online data collection kickstarts.
December 2021: First national multidisciplinary meetings take place.
February 2022: Further funding obtained from JQYA at the Goethe University.
June 2022: First international meeting (Granada, Spain).
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