Speakers:
Shaun Gallagher (Department of Philosophy, University of Memphis, USA)
“Can embodied interaction actually constitute social cognition?”
Video can be found here

Stephanie Preston (Department of Psychology, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA)
"Empathy: Resolving conceptual issues through a cognitive and neural approach"
Video can be found here

Matthias Schurz (Department of Experimental Psychology, Oxford University, UK)
“On the distinction between Theory of Mind and Empathy: An evaluation of current theories based on a meta analysis of brain imaging studies”

for access to video please contact: matthias.schurz[at]psy.ox.ac.uk

Poster Award Winners:

• Patricia Cernadas Curotto: "The influence of future thinking on prosocial behavior"
• Frances Buttelmann: "14-month-olds anticipate others‘ actionsbased on their belief about an object’s identity"
• Antje Rauers:  "Now you see it, now you don’t: Adult‐age differences in empathic accuracy"

Speakers:
Pascal Molenberghs (Melbourne)
"Neuroscientific insights into prejudice and intergroup violence"

Video can be found here

Albert Newen (Bochum)
"Understanding Others: Investigating the Relevance of Individuality and Typical Social Relations within the Framework of the Person Model Theory"

Video can be found here

Ryan Murray (Geneva)

"Understanding the Other: A Working Model of Differential Neural Processing for Close and Familiar Others"

Poster Award Winners:

• Zhimin Yan: "How race and group-membership affect face perception: A functional magnetic resonance imaging investigation"
• Jeroen Delplanque: "Neural representations of groups and stereotypes using fMRI repetition suppression"
• Jörn Wiengarn:  "Rationality and agent-specificity in trusting relationships"

Speakers:

Ian Apperly (University of Birmingham)
"The mismeasure of mindreading"

Video can be found here

Mark A. Thornton (Princeton University)

"Modeling the predictive social mind: using multivariate neuroimaging to understand how social knowledge is organized and used for prediction"

 Video can be found here

Speakers:
Simone Shamay-Tsoory (University of Haifa, Israel)
"A two-brain approach for understanding how empathy contributes to distress regulation"

Video can be found here.

Sebo Uithol (Donders Institute for Brain, Cognition and Behaviour, Radboud University Nijmegen, the Netherlands)
"Social Cognition: What is there to understand?"

Video can be found here.

Leonhard Schilbach (Max Planck Institute of Psychiatry, München, Germany)

"From gaze-contingent faces to full body tracking: Quantifying dyadic interaction to understand social impairments in psychiatric disorders"

Stephan de la Rosa (Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics, Tübingen, Germany)

"From the lab to real life: Using virtual reality to examine social cognitive processes in realistic conditions"

Video can be found here.