Events
Featured Events
Hopkins Hour: Taking the (co)nfusion out of co-design.
11th September 2024
SAVE THE DATE: Hopkins Hour Inclusive Learning Hub Collaboration
14th August 2024
Bold Ideas Better Solutions Symposium, 2024
23rd October 2024
Past Events
Hopkins Hour (members only)
Posted on Monday 4th December 2017
Hosted by the Optimising Services, systems and transitions Stream
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Posted on Sunday 3rd December 2017
Hosted by the Promoting positive environments stream
Read MoreMeet and Mingle
Posted on Saturday 2nd December 2017
Exposé of current projects and their progress
Read MoreHopkins Hour (members only)
Posted on Friday 1st December 2017
Hosted by the Enhancing Service User experiences and promoting engagement stream
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THC Research Capacity Program 2018 has been released
Posted on Wednesday 29th November 2017
THC Research Capacity Program 2018 has been released.
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Hopkins Hours 2018
Posted on Thursday 16th November 2017
These sessions are predominately an information sharing forum; either internal or external presenter. All members are invited to attend and contribute.
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Christmas Meet & Mingle 2017 (Members only)
Posted on Thursday 16th November 2017
Researchers and clinicians come together to collaborate and communicate research projects and progress. This session is positioned to take advantage of the collaborative discussions that will enable members to submit to the seed-funding round in April.
Read MoreMHIQ Building Healthy Communities - Structure-mapping: analogical reasoning and the systematicity principle among children with high functioning autism spectrum disorder
Posted on Wednesday 2nd August 2017
G40_Red Zone, Gold Coast Campus with videoconference to other campuses upon request. Hosted by Dr David Trembath, The Hopkins Centre, MenziesHIQ Presented by Dr Orit Hetzroni, Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) and Developmental Disabilities Program, and manages the Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) lab, at the University of Haifa, Israel. Difficulties in high levels of processing (LoP) of complex information are well documented in autism spectrum disorders (ASD). Individuals are required to activate high LoP when comparing and generating inferences based primarily on conceptual/structural similarities between the compared analogs. Structure mapping occurs when comparing between similarities and differences of the representations. In complex situations, the process of structure mapping has to be prompted by implicit or by explicit invitation to compare and detect the relations. Systematicity principle maintains the tendency to prefer deep structural relations over shallow basic perceptual ones. In an attempt to understand the role of structure mapping, systematicity principle, and analogical reasoning, a series of studies were conducted among individuals with and without High Functioning Autism Spectrum Disorder. This talk will present the results of the studies and propose to further investigate the use of structure mapping for understanding the higher and lower LoP among individuals with ASD.
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