The Nineties
The Nineties: a society flourishes (1990 - 2000)
In the nineties, ESCoP continued to develop. The largest increase of
membership had been during the first few years after ESCoP came into
being, so the amount of members stabilized somewhat in this period.
Cognitive psychology as a field continued to develop, became more
established, and ESCoP, being there almost from the start, quickly
became a very influential factor in the field.
The ESCoP meetings also started to make their mark in the world of
cognitive psychology. Whereas, during the first five years of its
existence only three meetings were held, these scientific conferences
started to become an almost yearly event during the nineties, with
conferences held in locations like Paris, Rome, Lissabon and even
Jerusalem.
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Cover ninth conference (1996)
Cover of the program of the ninth conference in Würzburg, organized by
Joachim Hoffman. Broadbent Lecture: "Excecution of cognitive skills by
the human brain", by Micheal I. Posner. |
Cover tenth conference (1998)
Cover of the program of the tenth conference in Jerusalem, organized by
Shomo Bentin. Broadbent Lecture: "Feature binding, attention, and object
perception", by Anne Treisman. |
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Cover eleventh conference (1999)
Cover of the program of the eleventh conference in Gent, organized by
André Vandierendonck. Broadbent Lecture: "Word for word: multiple lexical access in speech production", by Willem J.M. Levelt |
