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APA 2020 PROGRAM Reserved AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION AUGUST 6-9 % PREMIUM 20 DISCOUNT annually for APA members Amercn Professonl Agenc s the preferred provder of professonl lblt nsurnce for APA Members Make the switch today! Sme d ndvdul covere usn our stremlned onlne pplcton No need to purchse tl covere snce pror cts covere s vlble Seprte lmt up to $150,000 for dmnstrtve defense proceedns Free Rs Mnement helplne, no tme lmt or ppontment requred Covere s vlble for students, roups nd ndvdul professonls Telepscholo, Forensc prctce, Reserch nd Acdemc, Appled, Industrl nd Sport Pscholo ncluded free of chre For questions, please call 800-421-6694, ext. 2304, or email [email protected] AmercnProfessonlcom/pscholost-nfo Contents GENERAL INFORMATION PROGRAM About APA 2020 Virtual.............................................................................................................................. 1 Wednesday, August 5 – Preconvention.......................................................................................... 61 Officers, Boards, and Committees................................................................................................ 3 Thursday, August 6 ..................................................................................................................................... 63 APA Divisions and Program Chairs........................................................................................ 47 Friday, August 7............................................................................................................................................... 149 Saturday, August 8 ........................................................................................................................................ 237 Sunday, August 9............................................................................................................................................ 321 DIRECTORIES Subject Index....................................................................................................................................................... 8 Exhibitors.............................................................................................................................................................. 47 Participant Index .......................................................................................................................................... 337 Subject Index Presentations have been assigned one or more subject index terms, each of which has a corresponding number. The Subject Index begins on page 8 and includes key words, session numbers, and session titles. DISCLAIMER Research conclusions, viewpoints, and comments expressed by program participants Printed in the United States of America in program descriptions or in presentations scheduled during the annual convention Fry Communications, Inc. of the American Psychological Association are those held expressly by the individual presenter and do not reflect policy of the American Psychological Association. Mechanicsburg, PA Likewise, the content of videos and other media shown during the convention reflect the viewpoints of the filmmaker and its producers and not those of the American Psychological Association. Copyright © 2020 by the American Psychological Association. All Rights APA 2020 PROGRAM Reserved. APA 2020 PROGRAM i APA 2020.indd 1 7/21/20 10:41 AM ELEVATE YOUR CAREER. IMPACT Emily Glossbrenner ’19 YOUR MS in Counseling Psychology (MFT) COMMUNITY. 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